Clif High Asked What Really Happened to MAVEN: Remote Viewing NASA's Unresolved Mars Anomaly
On December 6, 2025, NASA's MAVEN spacecraft passed behind Mars on a routine orbit and never came back online. Telemetry showed a healthy spacecraft going in. What emerged was a vehicle in an uncommanded high-rate spin, batteries draining, communications lost. NASA's findings explained how MAVEN died. They never identified what started the rotation.
This target was chosen and requested by Clif High, a popular and widely followed voice in the alternative research community, who wanted disciplined blind data on a striking timing coincidence: MAVEN went dark days after conducting ultraviolet observations of interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, a connection NASA says is unconfirmed.
Four Future Forecasting Group viewers worked this target fully blind. Their independent sessions describe energy discharges, detection equipment, reflective particulates in the environment, and something in the data that reads like a signal.
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This session was recorded on September 4, 2026.
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