Across the UK, across continental North America and around the world on the internet by webcast

and by podcast, my name is Howard Hughes and this is The Unexplained.

Thank you for returning to the show and we left almost like a soap opera, everything

hanging in the air or rather in space.

In our last edition of The Unexplained, which was a special with Richard Hogan and his

claims about Phobos, the moon of Mars that he says isn't natural and maybe some kind

of giant, ancient perhaps spaceship left there abandoned there, put there by someone

or something.

Now, I would like to thank you very much for the mountain of email traffic I've had

about this and I do know that for one reason or another and covering the British general

election for radio in London is one of the reasons I haven't been able to get back to

you all individually but I have looked at every single email and I've taken every word

that you've said on board and I thank you so much for the response.

And the people who said, this is rubbish, I don't believe any of it.

That's the whole idea of this show.

I am not allowed as a journalist to buy into any of the theories, propositions and suppositions

of people who appear on this show and I hope that I've never done that.

Yes, I have been intrigued by things that have said and yes, there are some guests that

I like and I like Richard Hogan and I like his thoroughness and rigor of argument and

I've seen him in person do a presentation in Liverpool last year and I have never seen

anybody put together a scientific argument, deliver it cogently, coherently at length

without a single arm and air and without losing track in the way that he did.

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