ET in the Lab: Mantid Alien Captured in Polaroid with Robert Colee

SKIP TO 26:00 MINUTE-MARK FOR BEST AUDIO/VIDEO QUALITY.On this episode, Robert Colee joins Jessica to discuss a mantid extraterrestrial being that was inadvertently captured on a Polaroid picture in his telecommunications lab in 1991. Robert Colee, born in St. Augustine, Florida, has led a life marked by a blend of technical prowess, entrepreneurial spirit, and artistic exploration. He founded Global Robotics Corporation, after a career in the Air Force and ventures in electronics, robotics, and alternate energy and engaging in humanitarian projects. Robert is a creative artist and science fiction writer with a background in engineering, which provides a solid foundation for scientific accuracy and intricate details in his stories, while his artistic skills bring a vivid and engaging visual element to his creations. Robert is also the founder and Chairman of Interplanetary Trading Company (ITC), a corporation dedicated to blending cutting-edge robotics, AI, consumer electronics, holistic wellness products, and future space logistics. With deep roots in the innovation scene since 1979, ITC now launches into a new era of retail and beyond, bridging Earth and space commerce. With eyes set on space commerce, ITC plans to evolve into a logistics provider for future human settlements on Mars, the Moon, and other orbital habitats. The company's research and development division is exploring supply chain protocols, quantum communications, and AI-managed resource networks for space-based infrastructure.“This isn’t just about selling electronics, it’s about preparing humanity for a new era where Earth-based retail becomes the training ground for interplanetary trade, survival, and sovereignty.” – Robert ColeeFollow Robert: https://www.globalroboticscorp.com/ Follow Jessica: https://thecryptidhuntress.com https://www.youtube.com/c/TheCryptidHuntress https://Patreon.com/thecryptidhuntress https://www.facebook.com/TheCryptidHuntress https://www.etsy.com/shop/WarWomanGoods