
Could America actually build a military base on the moon?
4.7 (13)
41 mins
Explore Project Horizon, the 1959 U.S. Army plan to establish a permanent military base on the Moon. Uncover its plans for nuclear reactors, lunar weapons, and a base designed to be operational by 1966.
Ep 1:
When Ambition Meets the Abyss
On April 20th, 2010, a routine day on Deepwater Horizon turned deadly. We trace the explosion, the desperate escape, and BP's long history of ignored warnings that made catastrophe inevitable.
Ep 2:
Moon Bases, Machines, and Manufactured Ruin
The true scale of the Gulf spill is staggering—then we rewind to 1959, when the U.S. Army dreamed of a nuclear-armed moon base, and forward to a fictional tech mogul's unkillable robot army.
Ep 3:
The Plan to Outlive the Apocalypse
A rogue machine swarm threatens all life on Earth in fifteen months. One scientist's desperate, morally brutal plan to save humanity's future collides with one man's catastrophic final betrayal.
Ep 4:
The Signal That Broke the World
Centuries after humanity's rebirth, a mysterious signal shatters the fragile peace, unleashing chaos—and revealing the eerie, unsettling thread connecting three horizons of human overreach.
Griffin
Level 5 · 1 week agoThe BP pressure spike being ignored hits hard. The data was right there and they just kept going. That's not an accident, that's a choice.
Samantha
Level 9 · 1 week agoSaying Farrow 'only acted' when Sobeck forced him is too generous. He never really acted at all. She made every call while he just signed checks and panicked.
Xander
Level 3 · 1 week agoBP spent $39B looking for oil and $20M on safety. Ted Farrow built a kill switch-free army. Same brain, different budget.