I chuckled when I read the name "David Wilcox". It doesn't exactly lend credibility to the article.

FTA "—which later needed to be de-interlaced to reveal discernible images."

Sounds plausible if you don't know the meaning of "de-interlace". Interlacing was a system of overcoming the scanning speed limitation on old CRT televisions. Each picture was produced by scanning the screen twice - with the lines slightly offset the second time so that they sat between the first scan of lines. To the human eye, it appeared that the picture comprised twice as many lines as it actually did.

In imaging technology (think Photoshop) "de-interlacing" is used to smooth out the picture so that the lines aren't so obvious. I can't believe that it can be used "to reveal discernible images."

Looking Glass devices were actively being used during a major celestial alignment, which overloaded the organic energy grid of the planet.

Gobbledegook. Bullshit Baffles Brains.

Corey Goode, a secret space program insider, claims to have reviewed documentation relating to this project.

Now I'm certain that it's nonsense. I'm not saying that Stargate or Looking Glass are nonsense but the article is. Corey Goode was outed in a recent court case.