Sir Charles Shults III
6 archived appearances · 2004–2006
Sir Charles Shults III is an aerospace engineer and inventor who gained attention for his detailed analysis of NASA Mars rover images, claiming to identify evidence of fossils, artifacts, and signs of past biological activity on the Red Planet. On Art Bell's programs, he presented his photographic findings and argued that NASA's own images contain overlooked proof of extraterrestrial life.
On the air with Art · 6
Apr 18, 2004 · 2h 53m
Fossils on Mars
Art Bell interviews Sir Charles Shults III, a former Martin Marietta aerospace engineer and weapons systems specialist, about his analysis of Mars rover images that he believes reveal fossilized marine organisms. Shults describes finding structures resembling sand dollars, sea urchins, crinoids, shark teeth, and eve...Jun 6, 2004 · 2h 52m
Martian Fossils
Art Bell welcomes back Sir Charles Shults III, a former Martin Marietta Aerospace engineer who wrote nuclear EMP test software for the Pershing-2 missile system and now conducts research in robotics and artificial intelligence. Their conversation begins with the coming age of robotic warfare, where unmanned aircraft...Oct 16, 2004 · 2h 52m
Signs of Martian Life
Art Bell welcomes Sir Charles Shults III, the aerospace researcher and former Martin Marietta engineer, who presents his growing body of evidence for past and present life on Mars. Shults describes fossils he has identified in NASA rover images, including sea urchins, trilobites, seashells, coral, and sand dollars,...Jan 22, 2005 · 2h 54m
The Schults Report
Art Bell welcomes Sir Charles Shults III, a defense technology expert knighted for his research in robotics and artificial intelligence, for a conversation that begins with breaking news: the U.S. Army is deploying 18 armed robotic soldiers to Iraq. Sir Charles, who spent ten years at Martin Marietta Aerospace worki...Aug 21, 2005 · 2h 27m
Space Technology and Mars
Art Bell welcomes Sir Charles Shults III for a discussion on energy solutions and discoveries on Mars. The conversation begins with nuclear fusion, where Sir Charles explains the promise of helium-3 as clean fuel found on the lunar surface but extremely rare on Earth. He describes how orbital solar power satellites...Aug 13, 2006 · 2h 39m
Aerospace Projects - Robert Bigelow | Nanotech's Dark Side - Sir Charles Shults III
with Robert Bigelow
Art Bell opens with an interview with Robert Bigelow, founder of Bigelow Aerospace, who discusses the successful launch of Genesis 1, his privately funded expandable spacecraft orbiting at 342 miles above Earth. Bigelow describes multi-layered shielding that outperforms aluminum in impact tests, 13 onboard cameras,...
