After Midnight - Episodes

After Midnight: The One About Dragons 🐉 Why did EVERY ancient civilization—China, Europe, Mesoamerica, even isolated tribes—describe the EXACT same impossible creature? Same coiling body, same sky-power, same piercing eyes... with names that weirdly echo across languages that never touched. Fossils? Epic storms? Living monsters? Cultural secrets? Or did something REAL streak across ancient skies and burn itself into human memory forever? We go DEEP: global art that shouldn't match, Dracula's dragon bloodline, modern "dragons" breathing fire today... and questions that hit different after midnight. This one's gonna make you stare at the sky differently. Video edited by Paul "Starship" Alves. Original Music by Starship Alves

After Midnight: The One About STS 75's Tether Swarm (Real NASA Footage) 00:00 Satellite and Tether Deployed 05:39 Tether Swarm Footage On February 25, 1996, Space Shuttle Columbia (STS-75) attempted one of NASA's most ambitious experiments: deploying a 20-kilometer conducting tether to generate electricity from Earth's magnetic field. Things didn't go as planned. This video combines official NASA footage with a closer look at what happened after the tether snapped, and the unusual luminous objects that appeared around it. Written by Paul Alves Original Music by Starship Alves Video edited by Paul "Starship" Alves. All clips used under fair use.

Meet Tsutomu Yamaguchi, the unluckiest (or luckiest?) man in history—the only person officially recognized as surviving BOTH atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. In this darkly humorous retelling (inspired by the cosmic irony of the universe), watch as one ordinary engineer gets a double dose of apocalypse, complete with mushroom clouds, skeptical bosses, and an unflappable attitude that defies all odds. He lived to 93, proving the universe has a twisted sense of humor. A wild true story of survival, fate, and sheer absurdity. Written and Produced by Paul Alves Original music by Starship Alves #History #WW2 #TrueStory