40th Meeting
August 29th, 2026 – Saturday NOON – 2pm The Elk’s Lodge, 1800 N. Oracle Rd.
Allan Sturm
Extraterrestrial Artifacts on the Moon
Allan Sturm is an author and researcher advancing the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI), with a focus on developing disciplined, evidence-based methods for examining lunar mission photography for telltale signs of non-human intelligence (NHI) activities. He spent the last two years writing the first-of-its-kind field guide, The Exoarchaeologist’s Field Guide to Lunar Mission Photography (2026), which establishes a structured, science-based framework for identifying geometric anomalies in Apollo-era lunar photography — without the need for conspiracies or coverups.
He is also the author of ULOs: Unidentified Lunar Anomalies Revealed in NASA Photography (Self-published, 2008), was an on-screen researcher and producer for Aliens on the Moon: The Truth Revealed (SyFy, 2014), and his research appeared on Ancient Aliens, S11 E11, Space Station Moon (History Channel, 2016).
Join us for a rare afternoon with Allan as he teaches us all-new anomaly identification methods that blend WWII air photo identification, aerial archaeology, geospatial image analysis, and perception enhancement techniques into simple, practical skills you can start using in your own search for extraterrestrial artifacts on the Moon.
41st Meeting
October 3rd , 2026 – Saturday NOON – 3pm The Kettle Restaurant, 748 W. Starr Pass Blvd.
MIKE FOREST
Ojuelos de Jalisco
Michael Forest is an independent researcher, author, and founder of AlienCarvings.com. Over the past several years, he has dedicated thousands of hours to documenting and cataloging one of the largest collections of unusual stone artifacts discovered throughout Mexico. His work has helped organize and preserve a growing archive of more than 20,000 carved objects depicting humanoid beings, mysterious symbols, advanced technologies, and scenes that challenge conventional views of ancient history.
Working alongside researchers and local excavation teams, Mike has photographed, cataloged, and analyzed these remarkable artifacts using high-resolution imaging, microscopy, 3D scanning, and a variety of scientific testing methods. His research explores the craftsmanship, materials, geological context, and dating of these discoveries while encouraging open scientific examination and discussion.
Whether these artifacts ultimately reshape our understanding of humanity’s past or inspire new questions about ancient civilizations, Mike’s commitment to documenting and preserving this growing collection has made him a leading voice in this fascinating area of research. He’ll be sharing the latest discoveries, the ongoing investigations, and why he believes these mysterious stone carvings deserve serious attention.
www.aliencarvings.com
42nd Meeting
October , 2026 – Saturday NOON – 2pm The Elk’s Lodge, 1800 N. Oracle Rd.
JAMES KEENAN
Giants
James Keenan is an author, investigator, and television personality whose work explores the intersection of forbidden archaeology, ancient civilizations, the paranormal, and unexplained phenomena. With a background in law enforcement, private investigations, and university studies in anthropology, James has spent years conducting field research into some of history’s greatest mysteries.
Many of you may recognize him from his appearances on the Discovery Channel’s Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch, as well as The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch, Expedition X, Mysteries Decoded, and other television programs that investigate ancient mysteries and the unexplained. His on-screen work has taken him from the Uinta Basin of Utah to archaeological sites throughout North America and Mexico in search of evidence that challenges conventional historical narratives.
One of James’s primary research interests is the enduring mystery of ancient giants. He has investigated historical accounts, Native American traditions, archaeological discoveries, and reports of unusually large skeletal remains found throughout the Americas. By combining historical research with firsthand field investigations, James encourages audiences to examine the evidence, ask thoughtful questions, and explore whether these stories may preserve forgotten chapters of human history.