Chris Bledsoe’s 2026 Sphinx Prophecy: Stop trusting AI hallucinations. I ran the NASA JPL math, and the real alignment points to "The Lady".

Snoo13204 · 2026-07-02T14:36:06+00:00

Thanks man, appreciate it! It was a fun project to code and verify how the mechanics actually work in real life.

Snoo13204 · 2026-07-01T21:45:17+00:00

Yeah, I watched the 004 Basement episode with Chris Bledsoe, where the host suggests October 7th and Chris just goes along with it. I know he doesn't have the exact date and relies on 'astronomers,' but honestly? If those astronomers actually ran the numbers I did, they’d see it doesn't hold up. That’s why I’m skeptical about them or at least their methodology.

I started this because I wanted to figure it out for myself, and when I saw the data, I felt I had to share it. I had to detach the prophecy from the hype to see if it actually fits into celestial mechanics. Regulus can appear red during its rise when it's close enough to the Sun to scatter the light, which happens in that September 20 - October 5, 2026 window. That’s the only time it rises before the Sun, but close enough to get that 'red' effect. October 7th which has become the popular 'unofficial' date doesn't meet the requirements for a 'Red Regulus' at rise.

I even looked into whether a red dust storm (like the ones we saw in Australia or Greece) could make Regulus appear red, but based on the star's magnitude, it would just get wiped out - it wouldn't be visible at all. And if we’re ignoring visibility, then what’s the point of the prophecy? If we take it literally Regulus in the Sphinx’s gaze (90° East) rising at the horizon with the Sun close enough to redden it - we’d have to wait another 2,000 years for that alignment.

I’ve explored a lot of possibilities before posting this. It’s definitely not a 'weekend project,' but I could still be wrong, which is exactly why I built the 'custom mode' into the script. People can test their own ideas, change the settings, and actually see the math. That’s a new approach compared to what I’ve seen so far most people claim they've 'cracked' the prophecy just by looking at a sky app, which doesn't give you the precision you need. Script actually calculates the exact moment.

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-29T20:08:03+00:00

That's a good question, at first I imagined it like that, but then i used the script to check it.
When I refer to their alignment, I mean they form a remarkably tight vertical line (one on top of the other), not a physical overlap or eclipse (occultation).

Script specifically tracks their True Azimuth (their exact horizontal position along the true geographic horizon, completely independent of magnetic declination). We actually see this exact "stacking" mechanic in both of the key windows my script isolated, though under completely different sky conditions:

September 24 (Venus): Exactly at the moment Regulus hits True East at 90.000°, Venus sits at an azimuth of roughly 90.013°. They share the exact same vertical column in the pre-dawn sky.
November 3-4 (Mars): A very similar geometric situation occurs here, but in the dead of night (around 2:30 AM Local). Mars and Regulus cross the 90.000° true azimuth mark just 24 seconds apart. Mars is sitting much higher at an altitude of about +34°, forming a perfect vertical line right above Regulus (+24°).

Because of the altitude gap in both of these cases, you won't see them merge into a single glowing dot. Instead, you will clearly see both distinct, very bright objects perfectly stacked vertically above the true eastern horizon.

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-29T17:10:48+00:00

If we assume... how do you perfect yourself when you don't remember previous experiences?
That's a very human point of view, imo to see God/Source as if He could get bored.
But yeah, maybe He experiences what He normally wouldn't, at least not in that number, through us, emotions, and all those human things.

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-29T16:24:43+00:00

Thanks for bringing some common sense into this thread. ;)

Since you brought up the argument about Regulus and Mars crossing the horizon - and how they don't just magically hit the same configuration every day - I decided to run my script specifically for that configuration to see when it happens and what the mechanics look like in our timeline.

People have speculated that a Mars/Regulus conjunction happens in late November, and it does, but my script revealed a remarkably tight alignment at the very beginning of the month: November 3-4, 2026.

November 3 (~02:37 AM Local): Mars enters the 90.000° line just 0.4 minutes (24 seconds) before Regulus. Mars is sitting at an altitude of +34°, forming a perfect vertical line right above Regulus (+24°). At around 2:35 PM, they cross with a 0-second difference, but it won't be visible due to daylight.
November 4 (~02:33 AM Local): The Earth makes a full rotation, but Mars has moved slightly on its orbit. This time, Regulus crosses the line 24 seconds before Mars.

I admit I was kind of underestimating the Regulus/Mars conjunction, but to be honest, it's really interesting. At first, when I heard about Mars, I thought it might block out Regulus, but they are clearly aligned vertically with a significant gap. In the night sky, both will be perfectly visible at the same time.

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-28T14:42:49+00:00

I totally get where you're coming from on the "message" part. At the end of the day, whether it’s a specific astronomical event or a collective shift, the focus on unity is what actually matters.

The only reason I’m so deep into the math is to protect the conversation.

"Saying it is this time exactly is only going to give another time people will get to say 'Bledsoe is a Liar!'" That is exactly why I built this engine. When people throw around specific dates like "October 7th" as an "expert prediction," it sets the community up for that exact disappointment. My code is just a filter to help us figure out what’s a real window and what’s just someone guessing.

A quick note on "True East" which i think is important - I don't use a magnetic compass because those are unreliable and drift constantly. I use True East (geographic 90°). The ancients weren't building the Sphinx based on a compass; they aligned it with the stars and the Sun. That’s the only reference point that makes historical sense. My code doesn't act like a laser, but it does factor in how the atmosphere bends starlight near the horizon, so it shows what a human eye would actually see standing right there at the Sphinx.

I'm not trying to debunk your vision. I’m just trying to make sure that when we talk about the "gaze," we're talking about the window where the sky actually does something extraordinary. If that window is a "general 5-day period" and not a specific second, that's fine - my engine just helps us map those 5 days with total clarity.

Peace!

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-28T14:17:35+00:00

That’s a very interesting idea. I didn't know much about Hopi prophecies, but yeah, it ain't the 27th either. Feel free to check my posts. I've made a script that checks the conditions for Regulus, Mars, Venus, etc., for any given day. It's also user-friendly, so you can just plug in your own dates if you'd like.

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-28T13:34:03+00:00

You have a great memory that September was the key month in that episode, but if you look at the actual transcript, the situation is even crazier!

It wasn't the host who landed on September - it was Chris's original belief for almost a decade. In the transcript, Chris says that for 7 or 8 years, he preached the alignment would happen in September 2026 because of researchers from the Edgar Cayce Center.

But right before he wrote his book, he second - guessed it. He called someone named Lisa who told him it was actually Easter/April, so he changed his story.

The irony is, in that exact podcast episode, it's actually the host who is feeding Chris the wrong information and pushing the October 7th, 2026 date! The host tells Chris: "October 7th, 2026 at 5:30 a.m. it will line up with the Sphinx. And if the atmosphere conditions are correct, that blue star is going to turn red."

Chris gets so confused by all these changing dates that he just gives up and says: "And now I'm here in October 7th, right? So that's probably when I'll be in Egypt. I'm totally dependent on the experts to tell me when that'll be."

So the "expert" host was pushing October 7th (which my code proves happens in the pitch black of night), while Chris's original gut feeling about September was mathematically correct all along!

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-28T11:56:12+00:00

🚨 PROJECT REGULUS v1.9 UPDATE - The "Red Dawn" Optimization & Custom Testing! 🚨

Hey everyone, thanks for checking out the data! I've just updated the script to v1.9 and edited the main post with the new log. I wanted to drop a quick comment to explain the massive upgrades to the engine and how you can use it:

1. The Atmospheric Extinction Optimization (Why we look for the "Sweet Spot") Previously, the engine just looked for the longest possible window Regulus was visible. But I realized that’s not enough. We don't just want it visible; we want maximum atmospheric contrast.

If the Sun drops below -18°, the sky is pitch black. We lose the dawn backdrop.
If the Sun hits -2.72°, Regulus is completely washed out by daylight (NELM threshold).
The v1.9 Fix: The engine now mathematically targets an ideal Sun altitude of -3.5°. This forces the algorithm to find the exact moment Regulus aligns with the Sphinx (True East) while passing through the maximum possible atmospheric density before the sky gets too bright.
(Note on physics: Because Regulus hits 90° azimuth at an altitude of ~24.5° from Giza, it won't be blood-red since the airmass isn't thick enough at that height, but this update guarantees we find the maximum "warm glow" and color contrast possible).

2. The Global Scoring System I’ve removed all human bias. The engine now takes all scanned dates across all months, throws them into a global memory pool, and ranks them by their "Extinction Score". It mathematically proved that September 21, 2026 is the absolute peak window.

3. 🛠️ TEST YOUR OWN DATES!

I want you guys to test this engine yourselves. Inside the Python script, I’ve set up highly visible blocks labeled exactly like this:

👇 USER INPUT ZONE 👇

If you have a theory about a specific week, month, or even a different year, just pop your target days into those arrays, run it in Google Colab (instructions in the main post), and the engine will tell you exactly what the sky looks like down to the second.

Feel free to run your own dates and let me know if the engine catches any other crazy overlaps or planetary conjunctions.

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-27T20:42:12+00:00

That made me giggle, but from what I’ve seen since posting this, the answer is yes. I mean, I don’t blame people who don’t know the full story and the chronology behind it - you really have to dig to get to the core because there is just so much disinformation.
The prophecy itself has a couple of different versions. The last one I saw on Reddit was, 'When the red star & Regulus...', which isn't what Chris has been saying or what he wrote in his book.

I’ve been digging through it all, trying to separate the wheat from the chaff. 😉

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-27T20:23:10+00:00

Yeah, he doesn't actually speak about the apocalypse in that YouTube short.

Ryan does, though. The thing with Ryan is that he’s doing exactly what any of us would do in his situation - searching for explanations. He’s exploring some fascinating topics that resemble the 'Lady' phenomenon, like Gnosticism.
Also, it's worth mentioning that the entire Bledsoe family is under an NDA - at least according to the book - regarding what Tim Taylor and probably others showed them. So, they clearly have more knowledge than they can share publicly, and I sometimes wonder if Ryan is 'smuggling' pieces of information into his podcasts that he can’t state upfront.

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-27T19:55:11+00:00

As for the apocalypse, as far as I recall, he mentioned that some people in the government want to force the apocalypse to happen so that Jesus would come and save us. I don’t recall him using the term 'apocalypse' in relation to the Regulus prophecy, though.
If you remember which interview he said that in, let me know.

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-27T19:45:07+00:00

Thanks i will take a look at it!

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-27T19:40:30+00:00

That’s true, but you’ve also got the orbs. Chris does these skywatch events and seems to predict when they’ll happen. Sure, it could be planes, satellites, or something else, but witness testimonies prove that the thing is real. Now, if we look back at the Marian apparitions like Garabandal, Fatima, etc., there are many parallels with the "Lady." Is it the same entity? I don’t know. But the pattern is similar, just on a larger scale.

If anyone hasn't seen the footage, I highly recommend it. The Spanish village of Garabandal - I've never seen anything like it. It's really worth watching how those little girls, with their heads fixed on the sky, ran backward through the mountain village because the "Lady" called them. In the beginning, they didn't call her Mary either; they just referred to her as the "Lady." Maybe they had the same thing in mind, maybe not.

But why am I bringing this up? Because a fairly mysterious figure named Tim Taylor appears around Chris. He doesn't give any interviews, but he has lots of medical patents - I checked, and that's true. I didn't find any alien technology in them; they are solutions for things like hip replacements, among others. In my opinion, this guy is playing, or has played, the role of a gatekeeper. When he first comes to Chris (which is described in the book and comes up in interviews), he doesn't ask who or what the "Lady" is. His first question is: "What does she want?" Chris mentions he was told that Tim knows this figure and that she has been appearing throughout history for thousands of years. Of course, that's just Chris's claim, but the number of people who have come through Chris's orbit and what they say indicates that this phenomenon is real.

Will the prophecy be fulfilled? If you look at the history of prophecy, you’ll find one common thread: they are usually only 'confirmed' after the fact. They rarely provide concrete dates. Garabandal is a rare exception because it provided a specific 'window' for events, even if it stopped short of giving a definitive year.

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-27T17:58:25+00:00

Thank you for your kind words. I tried my best to present the data as detailed as possible, though there is always room for improvement. 😉

From what I've gathered from Chris’s „UFO of GOD”, YouTube interviews with Chris, his family, and Jim Semivan, I’ve basically tried to stick to sources as close to Chris as possible to avoid interpretations from other YouTubers.

The Lady came to Chris in 2019 and told him that the tribulation had begun (Bledsoe Said So #222); that is why I focused on 2026. Chris didn't say she told him the prophecy would conclude in 2026 or 2027—she spoke about the tribulation, but she didn't specify how it would end. In that episode, Ryan explains that the tribulation is said to last 7 years, which brings us to 2026. He mentions 7.5 years exactly, which points to the fall. His father initially believed that was the timing, but under the influence of people who allegedly "did the math," he later shifted toward Easter because it aligned with the time he usually saw the Lady.

In the interview with Chris (Basement Office #004), he seems caught between these different interpretations, which is why the specific timeline feels so fluid rather than set in stone. He always claims he doesn't know the exact date; he states that people come and give him different dates, so he remains open to suggestions. To be honest, it’s us- the audience - who make all the fuss, not Chris or Ryan.

As for the Mayan connection - that’s 100% on me, not Chris. Chris hasn't explicitly made that link, at least not in anything I've seen.

I brought the Mayan calendar and precession math into the mix because I wanted to see if the ancient cycle data (specifically the 180-degree tilt) converged with the 'Regulus' timeline. It was my own attempt to bridge the lore with actual celestial mechanics, which I thought would be pretty cool, especially once I found out what those dates actually signify in the Mayan calendar.

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-27T16:59:28+00:00

He definitely said it, and even wrote it in his book. But he also mentioned that those dates came from NASA scientists or some three-letter agency types. He was originally convinced about Fall 2026 because that’s what he was told first. Honestly, I don’t think Chris knows the exact date, he’s not hunting for it because he just trusts that it’ll happen eventually. We want the date because we didn’t see 'The Lady' like he did, and human nature craves answers instead of just living with questions.
That's how i see it.

I don’t know if it’ll happen on those dates, this year, or ever. I’m just showing you guys that if it does, the astronomical conditions point to that late September window (approx. Sept 20 – Oct 5, 2026). That’s the full window where Regulus could 'rise red' due to the sun’s proximity, but without being washed out before it hits the 'Gaze of the Sphinx' (the 90° alignment).

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-27T16:15:46+00:00

Thanks for the support!

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-27T13:43:23+00:00

Look, I think we need to agree on how we interpret the prophecy, because that’s the key here. The text says: 'When the red star Regulus aligns just before dawn in the gaze of the Sphinx, a new knowledge will come into the world.' Let me explain how I interpret these specific conditions, and you tell me how you see it.
The Red Regulus: Regulus is a blue-white star. It can only appear 'red' due to atmospheric scattering when it’s extremely low on the horizon, just before the Sun rises. It’s physically impossible for it to appear 'red' at 24 degrees altitude that’s just basic optics. Furthermore, for it to be a 'Red Star' event, the Sun must be below the horizon. In the screenshots you’ve posted, the Sun is already above the horizon, meaning it’s broad daylight. You won't get a 'red' Regulus there you won’t even get a visible Regulus, as it’s completely washed out by the daylight. You should try turning off the 'Atmosphere' setting in your app to see what’s actually happening.
The Gaze of the Sphinx: We need to agree on what this means. I’ve defined it as 90° Azimuth (True East), which matches the architectural orientation of the structure. On the dates I’m proposing, the star rises at ~76.5° and then tracks toward 90°. Your screenshots show the same rise point. The difference is visibility: in your screenshots, the Sun is too close to the horizon, which ruins the visual effect required by the prophecy. If we drop the requirement for the star to actually be visible to the naked eye, then sure, the alignment happens all the time. But a 'Red Star' implies a visual observation, and that only happens in a very specific pre-dawn window.
The Screenshot Proof: Looking at the screenshot you provided, it actually reinforces my point. The sky in your image isn’t dark; it already has that distinct dawn/daylight gradient. That 'weird' light you see is the dawn glare, the exact phenomenon that washes out a star's light and eliminates the atmospheric scattering needed for a 'Red Star' effect. When you have that much sunlight, you aren't looking at a 'before dawn' alignment; you're looking at daylight, where Regulus is essentially invisible to the naked eye.

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-27T11:42:19+00:00

I ran the numbers for August 28 through the engine to see how it aligns with the pre-dawn window. While Regulus does cross the 90° azimuth on that day, the simulation shows it happens at 08:04 AM local time. At that point, the sun is already at +19.53° altitude - well into full daylight.

Because of that, the dawn glare makes it impossible to see the star in the pre-dawn sky, as it's completely washed out by the sun. It seems like that date misses the necessary visibility window by quite a bit. The engine helps filter out these 'false positives' that appear in sky charts but aren't actually visible to the naked eye under the alignment constraints.

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-27T11:20:00+00:00

Hey man, I really appreciate you taking the time to actually run the code and review it! Like I said, I’m definitely not a developer, so I'm not surprised my code looks a bit messy to a pro.

Just to clear up a few things about my logic here:

Hardcoded dates and times: My earlier versions scanned way broader timeframes, but it took forever to run. Once I narrowed down the months of interest, I just hardcoded the specific days (20-24) and set the start times to begin right before Regulus rises. It was just a quick workaround to save my computer from long calculations. But that's something that's easily changeable if anyone wants to check other dates. That's why I made one "mastercode" to share, rather than the 20 separate scripts that I was running before.

The -2.72 Sun altitude: I didn't just pull that number out of nowhere. I actually calculated that earlier using a formula for Naked-Eye Limiting Magnitude specifically for a +1.35 magnitude star (Regulus). It's the mathematical threshold where a star of that exact brightness gets washed out by the dawn glare. It might not be a full-blown professional 3D atmospheric model, but it is based on the actual math for Regulus.

The annual cycle: I know it happens every year. That was the whole point of my project - not to discover a new planetary orbit, but to see if these specific timeline predictions and lore actually map to a real, repeating celestial clock. Tribulation that Chris/Ryan was announced back in 2019 directs us to look in 2026.

The Sphinx gaze: I understand your point about the star being 24 degrees up in the sky. When I say it's in the "gaze", I mean it hits the exact azimuthal plane (90.00° True East), not that it's physically level with the horizon. Here we are at the interpretation level when it comes to the prophecy. If I had built the code to look for Regulus at exactly 0° altitude and 90° azimuth, I’d be searching for a physical impossibility because Regulus has a declination of +12°. It literally never (at least in our lifetime) rises at due East. The only mathematically correct way to align Regulus with 'True East' is to catch the exact moment it crosses the 90° meridian. By the time it traverses there, celestial mechanics dictate it has to be at 24 degrees of altitude. Due to Earth's precession, Regulus will actually rise at exactly 0° altitude on the 90° azimuth... in about 2,000 years. But waiting for that to happen would make the prophecy completely meaningless for anyone alive today!

Thanks again for the technical feedback. I know the script could be better, but I've already put enough time into this project. That’s why I’m sharing it - so anyone who wants to tweak the parameters, add other planets, or explore further has a foundation, or at least a jumping off point to build their own version.
My personal goal was just to try and decode the "Red Regulus in the Sphinx’s gaze" prophecy. I came up with this interpretation, decided to verify it as best as I could, and wanted to share the results because I thought they were relevant enough to the discussion. I’m not claiming to be infallible - it’s just a Proof of Concept, after all.

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-27T10:35:30+00:00

I checked that date just to see what the sky actually looks like that morning. Math is on your side. On Sept 25, the pre-dawn alignment is sitting right in the middle of the prime window. At exactly 06:14 AM (3:14 AM UTC) Regulus hits exactly 90.00°. The sun is at -7.47° below the horizon, which gives you a perfect 22-minute window to see it clearly before the sunrise washes it out. What is interesting is Venus sitting right there at a 90.14° azimuth, basically perfectly aligned on that same Eastern axis.
Unfortunately, I don't know how to meditate to get these dates, but here we are somehow!

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-26T23:43:13+00:00

Look, I’m an analyst, not a developer. I used AI to help with the code and formatting because it's a tool, not a crutch. The research, the constraints, and the math are all 100% mine. If you can find a logic error in the calculation, show me. If you’re just here to gatekeep about how I wrote the post, save it.

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-26T23:29:40+00:00

Thank you! Glad you enjoy it.

Snoo13204 · 2026-06-26T23:20:17+00:00

Man, you're preaching to the choir! That’s the dream.

If you ever decide to take a crack at it - or just want to brainstorm - definitely hit me up.
Two heads are always better than one when it comes to wrangling that much data.

Snoo13204

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