Jack Parsons: Brilliant Scientist or Dangerous Occultist?
MAR 21, 202646 MIN
Jack Parsons: Brilliant Scientist or Dangerous Occultist?
MAR 21, 202646 MIN
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<p>Jack Parsons helped ignite the American rocket age.</p><p>He helped build the foundations of <strong>JPL</strong> and <strong>Aerojet</strong>. He pushed propulsion science forward. He helped drag humanity toward the stars.</p><p>Then, in 1946, he and <strong>L. Ron Hubbard</strong> locked themselves inside one of the strangest ritual experiments in modern American history: the <strong>Babalon Working</strong>.</p><p>In this episode of <strong>Divergent Files</strong>, we follow the real paper trail behind <strong>Jack Parsons</strong>: rocket engineer, occult practitioner, student of <strong>Aleister Crowley</strong>, federal person of interest, and one of the most unsettling forgotten architects of the modern world.</p><p>Using journals, letters, biographies, FBI files, and historical records, we investigate the overlap between <strong>rocket science</strong>, <strong>Thelema</strong>, <strong>occult ritual</strong>, <strong>Cold War secrecy</strong>, and the violent 1952 explosion that ended Parsons’ life.</p><p>This is not about proving the supernatural.<br>It’s about confronting a historical fact most people were never taught:<br>One of the men who helped launch the space age also believed ritual could change reality.</p><p>And if that sounds absurd…<br>…history gets worse.</p><p><strong>Divergent Files</strong> explores hidden history, scientific anomalies, declassified records, and the moments where belief, power, and reality stop staying in their lanes.</p></div>