# Introducing The New Ground Zero AI Archive

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- Published: 2026-09-18T02:58:40+00:00
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- Author: Ground Zero Plus

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### Following the Threads Across 30 Years of Clyde Lewis

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For more than three decades, Clyde Lewis has been doing something that is difficult to appreciate when an individual broadcast is heard in isolation.

He introduces an idea, follows it through the news, returns to it years later and compares what was once speculation with what has subsequently entered the public record.

That is precisely what the new [Ground Zero AI Archive](https://staging.groundzeroplus.com/) is being built to uncover.

With thousands of hours of Ground Zero broadcasts spanning more than 30 years, the archive is not simply a collection of old radio shows.

AI allows those broadcasts to become searchable as one enormous body of work, revealing connections separated by months, years and sometimes decades.

#### One Thread Across 30+ Years

Consider the weaponization of space.

Clyde repeatedly returned to the testimony of [Carol Rosin](https://peaceinspace.com/about-us/), who said Wernher von Braun warned her during the 1970s about a succession of threats that would be invoked to justify space-based weapons: Russians, terrorists, hostile nations, asteroids and finally an extraterrestrial threat.

That is Rosin’s account, not independently established evidence of a secret government plan, but its recurring appearance across Ground Zero makes it an important part of the show’s historical narrative.

The Ground Zero AI Archive can now follow that thread into completely different broadcasts.

#### From “Rods From God” to Real Military Documents

In Waking the God of Thunder, Clyde explored [Project Thor](https://taskandpurpose.com/news/kinetic-bombardment-kep-weaponry/) and the concept popularly known as “Rods from God”: orbital kinetic weapons that could strike Earth using velocity rather than conventional explosives.

Here the archive becomes particularly interesting because parts of the underlying technological discussion were not merely science fiction. RAND’s Space Weapons, Earth Wars examined kinetic-energy weapons against terrestrial targets, while the [U.S. Air Force’s 2003 Transformation Flight Plan](https://groundzeroplus.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/GOVPUB-D301-PURL-LPS44638.pdf) included a concept called “Hypervelocity Rod Bundles.”

That does not establish that an operational orbital tungsten-rod system was secretly deployed. It does demonstrate why Clyde had documentary material to connect with the subject.

#### Asteroids, Space Weapons and the Unknown

The trail continues into Asteroidal Itch in 2014, where Clyde examined asteroid impacts alongside the possibility of international crises originating in space.

That same year, the Council on Foreign Relations published Contingency Planning Memorandum No. 21, “Dangerous Space Incidents.”

Its concern was not an alien invasion but plausible incidents involving space systems that could trigger or intensify an international crisis.

Again, the distinction matters.

The archive lets us see what Clyde was saying while simultaneously separating documented material from the larger questions he was asking.

#### The Archive Connects What Memory Cannot

Move forward to Majestic Leaks, Dark Expanse and later broadcasts and familiar subjects reappear: secret space programs, directed-energy systems, anti-satellite capabilities, the X-37B, Space Fence, UAPs and the possibility of warfare extending beyond Earth’s atmosphere.

Previously, finding those connections meant remembering a program from 2009 and somehow knowing that Clyde returned to the subject in 2013, 2014, 2016 and 2017.

AI changes that.

A listener can begin with one person, phrase, technology or event and potentially follow its evolution across decades of broadcasting.

#### Yesterday’s Broadcasts Meet Today’s Headlines

And this is exactly why preserving the archive matters.

In September 2026, the United States publicly acknowledged that it has [on-orbit space-control weapons](https://www.theguardian.com/science/2026/sep/15/us-confirms-first-time-it-has-deployed-weapons-space), although officials have not disclosed their specific capabilities.

The revelation does not validate every theory discussed on Ground Zero over the years, but it makes the historical broadcasts about the militarization of space remarkably relevant to revisit today.

The Ground Zero AI Archive gives listeners a new way to do that. If fact, it’s the first of it kind.

This isn’t simply about asking, “What did Clyde Lewis say?”

#### It Allows Us To Ask:

- When did he say it?

- What evidence was available then?

- When did he return to it?

- What changed afterward

- And what does more than 30 years of broadcasting reveal when the entire archive can finally talk?

###### That is where the real power of the Ground Zero AI Archive begins.

 

Stay tuned for more on our next evolution of Ground Zero with Clyde Lewis