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FlybyNews.com Publisher Jonathan Mark interviews Bart Jordan about very advanced ancient civilizations, his work as core mathematician for the Trinity Test in 1945, and guiding NASA in Mariner 9 & Mars Viking missions.

In 1945, when he was only 8 years old, Bart Jordan was the core mathematician for the Manhattan Project's Trinity Test and he led NASA in its 1976 Mars Viking 1 mission.  In this new video, featuring excerpts from a September, 2016, interview,  he  shares about those experiences and explains how he was able to calculate the exact distances of the 2 moons of Mars and have that information published in the Encyclopedia Britannica from 1966 to 1973.

Bart Jordan's neighbor and friend, Albert J. Michaud, Jr., has come to his aid by speaking out on the abuse both of them had received by those who have access to their apartments maintained by the Dover Housing Authority in Dover, NH. The Authorities are claiming that they will enter Albert's apartment on August 22, 2017. Both Bart and Albert have found bed bugs placed in their apartment, had items stolen from their apartment, and their mail tampered with or destroyed. Bart Jordan had lost invaluable articles and work throughout a lifetime for the US government and science, and is still experiencing efforts to stop his work and life from continuing. At the end of this interview is music and credits from a forthcoming program, "Bart Jordan & Mars Viking 1."

Bart Jordan summarizes his involvement with the United States government on the Manhattan Project and with NASA on Mars and other missions.