NASA

Nexor dispatches reference NASA across a wide range of subjects, consistently framing the agency as an institution whose transparency is suspect. FOIA documents obtained and discussed in the broadcasts reveal internal ET disclosure planning, with large portions remaining redacted. The agency appears in connection with the war.gov UAP release alongside three other bodies, with deceased researchers carrying institutional links to NASA surfacing in separate coverage. Gary McKinnon is noted to have targeted NASA systems among 97 government entities. A man detained near Area 51 carrying fake NASA credentials is cited as evidence of the host's argument that the agency exploits UFO ambiguity for funding leverage. Further dispatches position NASA as an operator of significant scientific infrastructure, including the James Webb Space Telescope and the Galileo mission, while also noting its historical funding of dolphin communication research. The Nancy Grace Roman Telescope launch and Jupiter aurora imagery both appear in the archive, though the host records personal scepticism about the authenticity of the latter. Across the dispatches, Nexor returns repeatedly to a pattern: NASA releases selectively, redacts substantially, and maintains institutional connections to figures and programs the broadcasts treat as unresolved.