She appeared on Loose Women last week and claimed that she was abducted by aliens as a child.
Now Scarlett Moffatt has shared her belief that pyramids were built by time travellers when speaking on her conspiracy theory podcast on Monday.
The reality star, 30, was joined by her boyfriend Scott Dobinson and This Country actress Daisy May Cooper for the bizarre discussion.
Bizarre: Scarlett Moffatt, 30, has shared her belief that pyramids were built by time travellers when speaking on her conspiracy theory podcast on Monday
Her BBC sounds podcast titled Scarlett Moffatt Wants To Believe was launched last week with a special on aliens.
Now, Scarlett has declared that ‘time travel is real and the pyramids prove it.’
She explained that the speed of light has ‘exactly the same’ figures as the coordinates for the Great Pyramid of Giza.
She then said: ‘Basically Einstein and Stephen Hawking said if you could travel at the speed of light you could travel back in time.
Interesting: She explained that the speed of light has ‘exactly the same’ figures as the coordinates for the Great Pyramid of Giza (stock photo)
‘Because humans could not measure the speed of light back then to that precision, I reckon people from the future have travelled back in time to build the pyramid.’
Her theory impressed Daisy who was shocked and replied: ‘The chances of 9 numbers written down in that order is a billion to one.’
She then went on to explain that hieroglyphics are just ’emojis from the future.’
Egyptian hieroglyphs were the formal writing system used in Ancient Egypt.
Guests: The reality star, 30, was joined by her boyfriend Scott and This Country actress Daisy May Cooper for the bizarre discussion (Daisy pictured in February)
Scarlett said: ‘There’s a little helicopter hieroglyph, there’s one that looks like UFOs, there’s one that looks like a light bulb.’
Last week, Scarlett appeared on Loose Women to promote her podcast and share some of her beliefs.
The presenter left the panel in shock as she also admitted she believes the ‘Paul McCartney is dead’ conspiracy theory – a longtime urban legend that alleged the Beatles legend, 77, died in the 60s and was secretly replaced by an impersonator.
Appearance: Last week, Scarlett appeared on Loose Women to promote her podcast and share some of her beliefs
The media personality spoke to Andrea McLean, Nadia Sawalha, Brenda Edwards and Gloria Hunniford about her experience with what she perceived as an alien invasion.
‘My earliest memory ever is when me and my dad used to take a notepad to a field to go looking for crop circles’, Scarlett shared.
‘My boyfriend doesn’t believe this, but when I was 10, a massive beaming light came when through my window, and I had a dream, well I think the [aliens] wanted to think it was a dream, and Scott seems to think that it was just a car headlight and that it was probably a dream!
‘My middle name is Sigourney because my dad is a fan of Sigourney Weaver from the film Aliens’.
While the hosts raised their eyebrows, the Geordie star attempted to reason: ‘I’m literally obsessed. Me and Scott on our first date, I asked him if he thought we’d really been to the moon.
‘This is what confuses us – people say ‘Oh I believe we’ve landed on the moon’, but then they find it really far-fetched that there can’t be other planets where other little men haven’t travelled to our planet.’
What’s going on? The presenter left the panel in shock as she also admitted she believes the ‘Paul McCartney is dead’ conspiracy theory
The TV star later shared her thoughts on the ‘Paul is dead’ phenomenon, which first emerged in September 1969 after college students at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa published articles claiming various clues to his supposed death could be found in The Beatles’ album cover artwork and lyrics.
Expressing her take on the theory, Scarlett said: ‘Well I don’t know if he’s dead, but there’s loads of evidence that he’s been replaced by a lookalike. If you sing some of the Beatles’ lyrics backwards, it says that!’
‘Paul, if you’re watching, can you let us know if you’re alright?’, Andrea joked.
Strange: The media personality spoke to Andrea McLean, Nadia Sawalha, Brenda Edwards and Gloria Hunniford about her experience with what she perceived as an alien invasion
‘We are complete opposites’: The 2016 I’m A Celebrity winner revealed her new project will detail her love for wacky hypotheses (pictured with beau Scott in February)