Inventor. Researcher. Author. Explorer. Real questions. Real exploration. A more open tomorrow.
From UAP research to games, inventions, writing, and public education, this is a central hub for the projects, ideas, and explorations of Jesse Marcel.
Curiosity builds better questions. Evidence leads to a brighter tomorrow.
What If It Was Meant to Happen?
Aging Is Optional.
Neural Energy drinks, including the Roswell Edition.
Keep exploring. Keep learning. Keep building. Keep an open mind.
“To understand what is unknown, we must first be serious about what is known.” — Jesse Marcel
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What If It Was Meant to Happen?
Aging Is Optional.
Neural Energy drinks, including the Roswell Edition.
Keep exploring. Keep learning.
Keep building. Keep an open mind.
“To understand what is unknown, we must first be serious about what is known.”— Jesse Marcel
A more open tomorrow
Longevity · Healthy Living · Everyday Energy
Aging Is Optional.
A longevity-forward beverage brand with a future-facing approach to everyday energy — including Neural Energy drinks and the Roswell Edition.
Jesse created AI Juicing as his interests turned more and more toward longevity and healthy living.
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Simple Games.
Big Smiles.
Coming Soon
A question. A touch. A little mystery.
Let curiosity lead the way.
Explore Alien OracleAn entertainment experience.
Optics · Interfaces · Mobility
Technology that changes how we experience the world.
Explore Reality ModulationWearable design concept
About & Gallery / The person behind the work
Research. Writing. Inventions. Exploration.
Jesse Marcel is the grandson and namesake of Major Jesse Marcel, the Army Air Forces intelligence officer who recovered and examined the debris found outside Roswell, New Mexico, in July 1947. He grew up inside the story — his father, Jesse Marcel Jr., handled the material as an eleven-year-old boy on the family's kitchen floor — and he has spent his life with the documents, the testimony, and the questions three generations of his family inherited.
Read Jesse’s biographyPeople & history
People, conversations, and the questions that bring them together.
“To understand what is unknown, we must first be serious about what is known.”— Jesse Marcel
Documents, testimony, and a family’s questions.
02Optics, interfaces, and the possibilities ahead.
03The Beacon at Roswell, in Jesse’s own words.
04Collaborators, family, and the journey.
For television, media, and public appearance inquiries, contact Jesse.
A book by Jesse Marcel
A new book by Jesse Marcel
What If It Was Meant to Happen?
Available Now
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I believe him. I believe what came down outside Roswell was not made by human hands, and this book is my reasons.
Discover the Book“The truth is still out there. And it's closer than you think.”
— J. Marcel
Softcover · 6 × 9 in · 468 pages.
$24.99
Signed by Jesse Marcel
Personally signed by Jesse Marcel.
$29.99
The Beacon at Roswell is out now. Copies ordered here are shipped by Jesse Marcel and are expected to ship in late November 2026.
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Upcoming
A Glimpse into the Afterlife
An upcoming book by Jesse Marcel exploring his near-death experience and the questions it raises about life, death, and what may lie beyond. Threshold of Infinity: A Glimpse into the Afterlife invites readers into a deeply personal encounter with the unknown.
Not yet available for purchase or preorder.
Why this book exists
The Roswell story has been in Jesse Marcel's family since July 1947, when his grandfather and namesake was sent into the desert to identify wreckage nobody could explain — and spent the rest of his life saying that what he recovered was not a balloon.
The Beacon at Roswell is Jesse's account of the question his family inherited: not only what came down that summer, but why. It lays out the evidence and then asks what no one has asked — what if it did not fail?
Jesse Marcel is the grandson and namesake of Major Jesse Marcel, the intelligence officer who investigated the 1947 Roswell debris field.
About JesseJuly 1947
In July 1947 my grandfather, Major Jesse Marcel, was sent into the New Mexico desert to identify wreckage nobody could explain. He held it in his hands. The Army Air Forces had certified him as a radar intelligence officer twenty-two months earlier — he knew precisely what a weather balloon and a radar target looked like — and he said for the rest of his life that what he recovered was neither.
