Hello! We're the host of Staying Relevant and we're sponsored by Tucker Systems,

which just released its very latest device, Nubbin.

That sounds like one of them weird nicknames you'd give me.

Tucker Systems say the Nubbin, a synaptic, fictive interface, transports you into

immersive new realities that are more real than our actual reality. It can do amazing things like you can play the lead character in classic movies,

you can explore old memories and revisit past relationships,

and you can enter immersive galaxies.

So I could explore like a past life, like before we met.

That sounds like saying it at a black mirror.

The solution to our challenges won't come from changing this world, Peter, but from entering a new one, all you need to do is put it on and say enter game.

Sam? Sam, are you there?

Wow, that is incredible, to be fair.

Visit tuckerSystems.com to find out more.

Just a warning, this week's episode deals with death and graphic descriptions.

Listener discretion is advised.

Most UFO encounters end in fascination and awe-inspiring quests to find answers.

And some encounters even end hopeful, but not all of them.

And sometimes, in the worst of cases, they've actually ended in death.

These are the close encounters of the deadly kind.

You are now somewhere in the skies with your host, Ryan Spraing.

You are now somewhere in the skies with your host, Ryan Spraib. Crash course before we get super dark.

The J. Ellen Heinek Close Encounter's classification system.

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