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Ancient Astronauts

The Forbidden Knowledge Network

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Did ancient civilizations have contact with beings from beyond our world? Ancient Astronauts explores the possibility that advanced visitors shaped humanity’s past, leaving behind clues in ancient texts, monuments, and myths. From megalithic structures and lost cities to gods descending from the sky, each episode investigates the evidence that challenges mainstream history. Open your mind, question the past, and discover the extraordinary theories behind humanity’s origins.
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It‘s Probably (not) Aliens!

Tristan Johnson & Scott Niswander

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Was Earth really visited by mysterious extraterrestrial travelers thousands of years ago as many proponents of ”ancient astronaut theory” believe? What are the hidden secrets and mysteries behind ancient monuments and forgotten civilizations? Every week, historian Tristan Johnson and regular human person Scott Niswander dive through the archives to learn about the fascinating histories of ancient civilizations while also debunking the myths and straight-up lies presented in History Channel‘s ...
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Probing Ancient Aliens

Probing Ancient Aliens

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The History Channel's Ancient Aliens is a divisive show, to say the least, but science (and sci-fi) obsessed nerds, Steve & Joey, are exploring each episode of everyone’s favorite show about Ancient Astronaut Theory with equal parts love and skepticism...as well as the quirky researchers and experts that evangelize it. What has mainstream science debunked about Ancient Aliens in the years since it premiered? And what mysterious aspects of humanity’s origins are still best explained by theori ...
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Lost Origins

Andrew Tuzson

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Lost Origins explores all things ancient mystery, alternative historical theory, extraterrestrial phenomena, and lost civilizations. Every week, Andrew and CK chat with experts, researchers, and authors on esoteric history and mind bending mysteries.
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Welcome to Fireside Mysteries, the podcast that pulls you into the world of UFOs, UAPs, paranormal events, cryptids, conspiracies, and forbidden history. Each week, we dive deep into the cases that blur the line between fact and the unexplained — from legendary UFO sightings and alien abduction stories to haunted encounters, government cover-ups, and the mysteries of lost civilizations. If you’ve ever wondered whether the Battle of Los Angeles UFO incident connects to the Pentagon’s UAP vide ...
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SUPERLIGHT

ROC HATFIELD

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Roc Hatfield, best-selling author, Producer, and innovator, reads his new ground breaking novel; Superlight. The author blends myths and ideas from the Ancient Astronaut Theory and the Hebrew Bible to tell a story that will open the mind to new possibilities and distant Worlds, all under the creation of the One. This is, Superlight.
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Welcome to JaackMaate's Happy Hour! Every Monday and Thursday, join Jaack and Stevie as they invite an array of the internet's best celebrities to join the conversation. From life's big questions, to silly stories... but mainly utter nonsense.
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Professor Jim Al-Khalili talks to leading scientists about their life and work, finding out what inspires and motivates them and asking what their discoveries might do for us in the future
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Dragon’s Eye Podcast

Dragon's Eye Podcast

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Welcome to Dragon’s Eye Podcast, where we reassert alchemical balance by delving into profound and esoteric subjects from an all-encompassing perspective such as ancient myths, arcane magics, cryptic, ancient astronaut theory and many other related topics. Step into the portal, the dragon’s eye, with your hosts Shaman Giya and Morphia on a rite of passage that will rekindle your wonder and re-inspire you to ever renewing heights.
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Probing The Wormhole

Probing The Wormhole

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Welcome to Probing the Wormhole The podcast where we curiously but naively delve into subjects of the mind-bending and obscure It's the podcast where thorough research is optional, tangents are mandatory, and getting to the point is... well, unlikely at best. This is Probing the wormhole…..
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Nowhere to Run

Chris White

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Nowhere To Run is a Christian podcast talking about news, politics and the new world order with a Jesus centered perspective. Chris is a filmmaker and host of several online radio programs on various subjects. He also the director of the internet radio station called The Revelations Radio Network. His videos have been viewed millions of times over the internet, and he continues to produce documentaries and short videos for educational purposes. He also produces a local television program abo ...
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Stevie is taking inspo from Mythbusters (and Fiona) and has brought a handful of theories to the virgin table for Jaack and Alfie (AKA The Theory Slammers) to SLAM. Can a regular playing card be turned into a deadly weapon with one powerful throw? Could you blast yourself into space using fireworks? Is it possible to bend a bullet in mid-air? Does …
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Football content creator Tom Garratt joins the pod this week for a rollercoaster episode covering everything from his humble beginnings growing up in Dudley, to his short-lived football career, to his current role on Pitch Side. Tom opens up about how he’s handled the fallout from THAT infamous leaked video, how he deals with constant online hate, …
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For centuries, elongated skulls have been discovered in ancient burial sites across the world—from Peru to Egypt to Siberia. Were these striking features the result of ritual cranial deformation, or do they point to something far more mysterious? Could these skulls be evidence of human contact with beings not of this Earth? In this episode of Ancie…
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In 1966, four teenagers in Point Pleasant, West Virginia came face to face with a nightmare — a towering, winged creature with glowing red eyes. For 13 months, the town was plagued by sightings of the Mothman, a cryptid that seemed to stalk residents, terrify drivers, and appear alongside strange UFO activity in the skies. Then, in December 1967, t…
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To kick off the new season, Scott and Tristan uphold their sacred tradition: correcting all the things they've gotten wrong. What begins as a simple corrections episode quickly spirals into a sprawling conversation about the Canada-U.S. relationship, the strategic importance of maple syrup, and a revolutionary new food group known as "pickle fries.…
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Robbie is back in the studio fresh off the back of a family trip to Canada… which did not go to plan in more ways than one. He details everything that went wrong, from missed flights to illnesses to disappointing tourist attractions. Plus a story involving a strange man on the bus, and windscreen washer fluid… Stevie has been doing questionable thi…
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Comedian, author, and accidental wellness guru Russell Kane takes us for a rapid ride through his chavvy upbringings, Shakespearian dreams, and his deep hatred of Chihuahuas. From his chaotic council estate roots and leaving school with barely any qualifications, to topping his uni class and eventually winning the Edinburgh Comedy Award, Russell sh…
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The Book of Revelation has long been read as a prophecy of the end times — but what if its terrifying visions were not just religious symbols, but descriptions of advanced technology and beings from beyond our world? From fiery chariots and angelic messengers to catastrophic plagues and cosmic battles, could John’s Revelation actually be an ancient…
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In 1901, divers off the coast of Greece uncovered a shipwreck filled with treasures. Among the statues and relics was a corroded lump of bronze, ignored for decades. When scientists finally scanned it, they discovered something that should not exist: a machine of impossible precision, built over 2,000 years ago. Known as the Antikythera Mechanism, …
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The Theory Slammers (AKA SlamJar and Slamwise Gandhi) are once again donning their clever clogs caps and busting some myths inspired by TV show ‘Mythbusters’. Is yawning contagious? Can a human catch a bullet in their teeth? Could a penny dropped from the Empire State Building kill someone? What pwould happen if you let a bull run loose in a china …
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Happy Hour... on a Saturday?! In this bonus episode Jaack and Stevie talk all things JaackAndStevie dot com. They tell stories of driving to an inappropriately named mountain in Germany, horrific tattoos and much more. They also discuss the amazing Happy Hour element of their website along with some of the incredible giveaways they've done so far! …
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Probing the wormhole episode 7 - Grounding (because shoes are gay!) - Interesting theories on the heart In this episode Tom tells us about Grounding (basically not wearing shoes!) and G goes off on a tenuously linked tangent about the human heart. We discus theories on the human heart based on theories by Dr Tom Cowan, Rudolph Steiner and Dr Gerald…
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Comedian Nick Helm joins us for a wild ride through his mind, and it’s one hell of a trip. He destroys our set in protest over some Pokémon figurines. Nick ruthlessly judges Jaack’s top 3 movies. And we go waaaay too deep on a question about how many pet chickens Nick’s house can hold. Nick admits to being a fraud as he reveals his 2011 Edinburgh F…
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Did the ancient Persians guard a hidden technology — gateways to the stars? Across the ruins of Persia lie strange inscriptions, temple carvings, and legends that speak of otherworldly visitors and portals connecting Earth to the cosmos. Were these merely myths, or could they point to advanced knowledge long forgotten? In this episode of Ancient As…
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When Apollo astronauts deliberately crashed a spacecraft into the Moon, NASA’s own seismographs recorded something extraordinary: the Moon didn’t just shudder — it rang like a bell. For over an hour, the vibrations echoed through its surface. To this day, scientists cannot fully explain why. This anomaly, along with other baffling data, has fueled …
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This week’s Happy Hour guest is the effortlessly cool Adam Pearson. An actor, presenter, and disability rights campaigner, there’s really not much Adam ISN’T bloody brilliant at. Fresh from the bright lights of Hollywood and into the ironically brighter lights of the ridiculously yellow Happy Hour studio, Adam comes equipped with his sharp wit, sea…
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Did the gods of Norse mythology descend from the heavens, not as divine spirits, but as ancient visitors from the stars? The tales of Odin, Thor, and the Aesir speak of sky chariots, cosmic battles, and wisdom granted from beyond our world. In this episode of Ancient Astronauts, we explore the possibility that the gods of the North were not mere my…
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In 214 BC, Roman historians described “flying shields” blazing across the sky — strange objects that terrified soldiers and citizens alike. Nearly 2,000 years later, in 1997, thousands of witnesses reported a massive, silent craft over Phoenix, Arizona. Known today as the Phoenix Lights UFO sighting, it remains one of the most famous mass UFO encou…
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Jaack, Stevie and Alfie are reliving their teenage years by playing iconic drinking game 'Never Have I Ever' (minus the drinking). Have we ever: cried over a movie? Lived alone? Been excluded from school? Been ghosted or catfished? Or got in a car with a stranger? There's stories about how Jaack nearly dated the girlfriend of a One Direction band m…
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When Jaack received a chance DM one day from Zack Wilson, who offered to send out an exotic fruit basket, Jaack was compelled to learn more of his story. Zack’s early life was the polar opposite of what it is today - from being excluded from school 25 times and battling bullies after being diagnosed with Freeman-Sheldon syndrome, to wild nights out…
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Are the pyramids of Giza aligned with the stars of Orion by coincidence—or by design? In this episode of Ancient Astronauts, we explore the Orion Correlation Theory, a controversial idea suggesting that ancient civilizations may have built monuments as a reflection of a star map left by extraterrestrial visitors. Could Earth itself hold a celestial…
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In 1975, a logging crew in Arizona witnessed one of the most famous alien abduction cases in history. When a flash of light struck Travis Walton, his co-workers thought he was dead. Police accused the men of murder. But five days later, Walton returned — with a story stranger than fiction. Known today as the Travis Walton UFO abduction, this case i…
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5,000 years ago, the Sumerians carved stories of sky gods — powerful beings they claimed descended from the heavens and shaped human civilization. Known as the Anunnaki, these mysterious figures have fueled ancient astronaut theories for decades. Were they gods, myth, or something else entirely? Fast forward to 2004. Off the coast of California, U.…
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We’re celebrating the latest FourSkin member to tie the knot - Alfie to his beautiful wife Ali - with an All Caught Up episode dedicated to his wedding! He gives us a full run down of the entire day, and goes over what he did on the morning of (including two things that are VERY unconventional for Alfie), the sentence that had to be cut from the sp…
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In 1942, the skies over Los Angeles erupted in chaos as the U.S. military fired more than 1,400 shells at an unidentified flying object. The event — now known as The Battle of Los Angeles UFO incident — remains one of history’s most famous UFO sightings and government mysteries. Eighty years later, the Pentagon admits to encounters with “Unidentifi…
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Nearly a year on from his first appearance, Will Hughes AKA What Willy Cook brings main show vibes and laughs aplenty to the Happy Hour studio. Will chats about his very own festival - A Willy Nice Day - and has a direct message for the person who made a Karen-esque unwarranted complaint. Will tells us about his favourite dishes from his travels ar…
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Is the Great Sphinx of Giza more than just a monument? Ancient texts and leaked reports suggest something lies buried beneath it — a sealed chamber, potentially non-human in origin. In this episode of Ancient Astronauts, we investigate the theory that the Sphinx once guarded a vault of alien technology… and that someone has worked very hard to keep…
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Dear viewers, Us FourSkins have come to the realisation that we made a BIG mistake by asking you all to submit your assumptions about us, which we vowed to answer honestly. Yours sincerely, Stinky Steve, Shit Balls and Electric Head Boy (and Robbie) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices…
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Only 5 days ago Adam Radcliffe from Watford, along with 3 crew mates, was stepping upon land for the first time in 56 days after joining the elite club of humans to successfully row from New York City to the UK. Nearly 2 months in a tiny row boat with barely enough room for 3 people would have been tough regardless, right? Well try adding storms, w…
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For centuries, whispers have surrounded the Vatican’s secret archives — claiming they hold evidence of extraterrestrial contact, lost civilizations, and forbidden knowledge about humanity’s origins. Could ancient alien encounters be locked away behind those guarded walls? In this episode of Ancient Astronauts, we uncover the most controversial theo…
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Probing the wormhole episode 5 - Megan Fox's sphincter dated to be 12000 years old! In this episode: Tom tells us all about renowned scientist Megan Fox and her sudden interest in ancient apocalypses, the possibility of there being a previous advanced civilisation and whether they had a chain of Costco stores? Also - What happened to the Toboggan t…
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Crushing on cartoon characters, wearing sleepwear in supermarkets and people watching in public. This week, the boys dive into oddly specific scenarios that we all wonder about but are too scared to ask. From solo cinema trips to sleeping naked, it's time to ask the ultimate question: is it weird? Is intervening in public arguments heroic or just n…
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Today we are joined by one of football’s most iconic managers. A visionary maestro. An architect of the beautiful game. Steve Bracknall. Assistant manager of Royal Oak FC. Move over Holloway, move over Warnock. You were both great on Happy Hour in years gone by, but this is Bracknall’s time to bathe in the glorious sunshine (which may or may not ju…
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Off the coast of Japan lies the mysterious Yonaguni Monument — a massive underwater structure that challenges our understanding of history. Is it a natural formation, the remains of a lost civilization, or evidence of advanced technology from ancient extraterrestrial visitors? In this episode of Ancient Astronauts, we explore the theories, the evid…
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In this bumper ACU, we hear about Robbie’s pub crawl in Harrods and Sensei Pigwidgeon gives us a karate update. Jaack has been trying to boost his coolness rating by torturing himself at his own house party but it all ended in (literal) tears. There’s a bit of road rage involving Stevie and train rage involving Robbie. Jaack is planning to get a pu…
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Music legend and bloody good mate Example makes Happy Hour history as he graces the studio for a FIFTH time. Since his last appearance two years ago, he’s had a new baby, a bunch of new tattoos, and a host of new stories. He pops by to chat all things Masked Singer and we had NO IDEA of the insane level of secrecy surrounding keeping the celeb’s id…
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For decades, the mysterious Black Knight Satellite has hovered in Earth’s orbit — with no clear origin, mission, or explanation. Some say it’s a Cold War relic. Others believe it’s something far more ancient. In this episode of Ancient Astronauts, we explore the theory that the Black Knight Satellite may have been silently observing Earth for thous…
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Argumental, the Happy Hour Mass Debate… whatever you want to call it, we're going to argue about it! We're taking inspiration from panel show 'Argumental' and debating silly questions, but we've each been randomly allocated a side to fight for, that doesn't necessarily align with our own personal values! Robbie reckons the royal family are rubbish,…
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We’re sitting down with Tim Oliver, the world’s most renowned David Brent lookalike, whose uncanny resemblance to Ricky Gervais’ iconic character from The Office has made him a fan favourite on social media, at stag dos, and even on screen. We dive into Tim’s journey - from first realising his striking similarity to Brent, to turning that into a un…
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For decades, scientists have struggled to explain the Moon’s strange size, orbit, and composition. But what if our Moon isn't a natural celestial body at all? From Soviet-era research suggesting it may be hollow, to NASA seismic tests that caused it to “ring like a bell,” the evidence keeps piling up. Could the Moon actually be an ancient, intellig…
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Following on from the Lionesses incredible Euros victory, Stevie has decided to create his very own tournament - The World Cup Of Urban Legends! He’s found 16 urby legs from different countries and is using a randomised wheel to decide which 6 are going head to head in the first instalment, but he’s accidentally drawn all the sexy ones… There’s a s…
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Rapper, MC and viral sensation Greg AKA Window Kid needs to be on your radar. He sets the record straight about the origin of his stage name, chats incorporating humour in his lyrics, and shares what chaotic pal Mashtag Brady is actually like off camera. From being kicked out of school (Stevie was horrified at the reason, Jaack didn’t think it was …
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Were the mighty Titans of Greek mythology actually memories of ancient extraterrestrial visitors? In this episode of Ancient Astronauts, we explore the explosive theory that the powerful beings described in Greek myth — from Cronus to Prometheus — may not have been just symbolic gods… but flesh-and-blood ancient astronauts. Could the stories of the…
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Probing the wormhole episode 4 - Two dummies discuss 4th dimension hallucinations Part 1 - Are we 4th dimensional beings? In this episode we briefly forget how dumb we are attempt to discuss the 4th dimension, this talk was inspired by writings by Rudolph Steiner. Part 2 - We had no topic or did any research here so we talk about G having possible …
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Jaack, Stevie and Alfie sit down to mull over more chaotic moral dilemmas - some submitted by our audience, some found online, and a couple submitted by Jaack's mates. Five dying geniuses need organs. One healthy man is a perfect match. Should the doctor secretly sacrifice him to save the five? A man has made a right pig’s ear out of looking after …
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For our first guest episode in a long while, we sit down with ItalianBach AKA 24 year old Isaac who has over 2.8 million followers on Tik Tok and nearly a million on YouTube. After posting online for 15+ years, he’s built up a selection of tips for online success that he shares with us today. He also shares his (bleeding) love for Leona Lewis, his …
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What if fairy tales weren’t just stories… but memories? In this mind-bending episode of Ancient Astronauts, we explore the theory that fairy tales are distorted accounts of ancient alien encounters. Flying beings. Beams of light. Time distortion. Children taken by “fairy folk.” Across cultures and continents, the same legends repeat — and they soun…
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There can't be many people in the world who've saved lives in hospital emergency rooms and also helped care for the wellbeing of astronauts in space – but Kevin Fong’s career has followed a singular path: from astrophysics and trauma medicine, to working with NASA, to becoming an Air Ambulance doctor. Kevin is a consultant anaesthetist and professo…
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