Host Richard sets out to test claims that a parallel space program exists alongside NASA's public one, developed in secret and hidden from most politicians. He travels to Washington D.C., Rochester, New York, and Phoenix to interview researchers and self-described insiders who describe anti-gravity propulsion, undisclosed Moon colonies, and manned missions to Mars. A former NASA employee tells him he has seen evidence of ancient life on Mars and argues the agency has suppressed it while quietly continuing exploration there. An aerospace industry source claims to have watched anti-gravity technology tested in an underground facility, describing objects and even spacecraft lifted without conventional propulsion. The film presents each claim through direct interview rather than reenactment, letting the insiders make their own case on camera. No documents, footage, or independent corroboration back up what they describe, and the film says so plainly. What it leaves the viewer with is a set of testimonies, not proof, on a theory that has circulated for decades and shows no sign of resolving.