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What I'm going to talk about today is anti-gravity technology
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and my sort of research into that started in about 2004.
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Let's see if I can get this video clip to play.
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A lot of people talk about conspiracies over a shadow government.
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I'm willing to testify before Congress that these black operations do exist.
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I nearly became part of it, but I saw the light, I think.
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Where was it?
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And I got out.
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And that's it.
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We have to disclose what we know.
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And I am willing to testify before Congress under oath
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or before any other organization that what I witnessed was true.
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I have heard astounding things, not only from this colonel,
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but also probably the highest rank was a retired three-star general,
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lieutenant general in the Air Force.
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And he knew another guy that I was in contact with,
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and this other guy claims that he worked seven years on the U.S. anti-gravity program.
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And I have a fraction of what he told me, and I've got a tape recorded.
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It's true.
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Whoa. What a sham the space program is.
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Basically, this clip is a chap called John Maynard talking about what are called black projects.
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John Maynard was a disclosure project witness, as you can see the date there, at least the text is useful.
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And he said that he became aware that black projects were real.
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And he said that there really was a large amount of money being secretly spent on research projects.
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And he was prepared to testify before Congress or any other organization that what he witnessed was true.
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This is a chap called William Hamilton speaking in 1998.
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He's a very well-regarded UFO researcher, got in touch with a lot of people.
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And he claims that he talked to a general who worked for seven years on the U.S. anti-gravity program.
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And he basically says, you know, if half of what this guy said was true, then things like the space shuttle were just a complete scam, basically.
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But in the presentation, we're going to look at these basic questions.
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What is gravity? What is anti-gravity?
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And what evidence is there that technology other than conventional aerospace technology exists,
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which could be thought of as being anti-gravity or something attempted to control gravity?
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We're going to look at some of the history of anti-gravity research.
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Some of the research of Nick Cook, the Hudson effect, which is very important in this.
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And I didn't realize how important until about four years after I first put this presentation together.
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Some anti-gravity experiments we're going to touch on, which have already been done.
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We're going to look at Coral Castle in Florida.
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And we're going to look at alleged BRAT projects in the USA, to an extent.
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Sightings of flying triangles.
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And we're going to look at hints of new technology, which have come from NASA, if we have time.
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This is really a two-hour presentation, so you're going to have to hang on to your hats,
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because we're going to go through this at something of a breakneck speed.
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Okay, so what is gravity? Let's start with that.
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Well, according to the Chambers CD-ROM dictionary from 1996,
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gravity is the force of attraction that arises between objects by virtue of their masses.
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The force of gravity arrays an inverse square law.
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At twice a given distance, the force is only one quarter as strong.
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That's what Newton said in whatever it was, 1638.
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I forget the exact date when he came out with Principia Mathematica.
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Now, that was revised about almost 300 years later with this fellow everyone's heard of, I'm sure.
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And what he basically said, that gravity isn't a force of attraction as such.
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Gravity arises as a result of the effect of the mass on space-time.
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So a planet's orbit around the Sun, as observed in three-dimensional space,
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arises from its natural trajectory and modified space-time.
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So there is no need for a force of gravity coming from the Sun and acting on the planets.
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And what was said at this time was that this explained oddities in the orbit of Mercury,
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which couldn't be explained by Newtonian gravitation.
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In other words, what Einstein essentially said was the orbit of Mercury had what's called the procession of the perihelion,
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which is something like, between two given years, you have a disparity of about 10 miles in the orbit of Mercury.
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In other words, if you were to take the Newtonian laws and predict where Mercury should be,
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there's a disparity of about 10 miles in the orbit.
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And this is how accurate observational astronomy was by the 1900s.
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And so what Einstein said was that the energy coming off the Sun, as according to E equals mc squared,
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essentially acted like extra mass because there's an energy-mass equivalence.
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So this was said to explain orbits in the orbital oddities in the orbit of Mercury.
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Now the latest thing, of course, that many of you will have heard of,
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and a lot of people speak about, is string theory,
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which is meant to be a way to unify all the forces and explain them in terms of what are called strings.
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Now string theory, and m theory, says that the force of gravity is transmitted by gravitons.
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And it's the particle that causes gravity.
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And there are five different formulations of string theory, the latest of which works in 11 dimensions.
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It is probably unrelated, but Wilbert Smith, as I'll mention later on, if we get time,
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was told by people from outside that there are 12 dimensions of deities.
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So we're getting into this idea of dimensions already, looking at other dimensions.
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And I've got a video clip from Brian Greene.
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It's been more than 300 years since Isaac Newton came up with the universal law of gravity,
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inspired, as the story goes, by seeing an apple fall from a tree.
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Today it seems obvious that gravity is a powerful force.
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What it seems to most people is that gravity is a very important force.
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It's very strong. It's very hard to get up in the morning, stand up.
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And when things fall, they break because gravity is strong.
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The fact of the matter is that it's not strong. It's really a very weak force.
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Gravity pulls us down to the earth and keeps our earth in orbit around the sun.
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But in fact, we overcome the force of gravity all the time. It's not that hard.
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Even with the gravity of the entire earth pulling this apple downward,
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the muscles in my arm can easily overcome it.
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And it's not just our muscles that put gravity to shame.
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Magnets can do it too. No sweat.
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Magnets carry a different force, the electromagnetic force.
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The electromagnetic force, that's the same force behind light and electricity.
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It turns out that electromagnetism is much, much stronger than gravity.
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Gravity in comparison is amazingly weak. How weak?
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The electromagnetic force is some thousand billion, billion, billion, billion times stronger.
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That's a one with 39 zeros following it.
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The weakness of gravity has confounded scientists for decades.
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But now, with the radical world of string theory, filled with membranes and extra dimensions,
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there's a whole new way to look at the problem.
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One way of approaching the question of why gravity is so weak compared to all the other forces
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is to turn the question completely on its head and say,
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no, actually gravity isn't very weak compared to all the other forces.
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It just appears to be weak.
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It may be that gravity is actually just as strong as electromagnetism,
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but for some reason, we can't feel its strength.
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Consider a pool table, a very large pool table.
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Think of the surface of the pool table as representing our three-dimensional universe,
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although it is just two-dimensional.
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And think of the billiard balls as representing atoms and other particles that the universe is made out of.
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So, here's the wild idea.
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The atoms and particles that make up stuff in the world around us will stay on our particular membrane,
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our slice of the universe, just as the billiard balls will stay on the surface of the pool table.
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Unless you're a really bad pool player.
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But whenever the balls collide, there is something that always seeps off the table.
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Sound waves. That's why I can hear the collision.
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Now, the idea is that gravity might be like the sound waves.
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It might not be confined to our membrane.
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It might be able to seep off our part of the universe.
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Or, think about it another way.
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Instead of pool tables, let's go back to bread.
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Imagine that our universe is like this slice of toast, and that you and me and all of matter, light itself, everything we see, is like jelly.
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Now, jelly can move freely on the surface of the toast, but otherwise it's stuck.
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It can't leave the surface itself.
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But what if gravity were different?
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What if gravity were more like cinnamon and sugar?
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Now, this stuff isn't sticky at all, so it easily slides right off the surface.
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But why would gravity be so different from everything else that we know of in the universe?
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Well, it turns out that string theory, or M theory, provides an answer.
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It all has to do with shape.
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It all has to do with shape.
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For years, we concentrated on strings that were closed loops, like rubber bands.
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But after M theory, we turned our attention to other kinds.
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Now we think that everything we see around us, like matter and light, is made of open-ended strings.
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And the ends of each string are tied down to our three-dimensional membrane.
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But closed loops of string do exist, and one kind is responsible for gravity.
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It's called a graviton.
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With closed loops, there are no loose ends to tie down, so gravitons are free to escape into the other dimensions,
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diluting the strength of gravity and making it seem weaker than the other forces of nature.
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This suggests an intriguing possibility.
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If we do live on a membrane, and there are parallel universes on other membranes near us,
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we may never see them, but perhaps we could one day feel them.
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This was from a 2004 documentary about these, it's called Welcome to the Eleventh Dimension, all about string theory.
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What he essentially says in that clip is gravity is weak in comparison to the other forces of nature.
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String theory suggests then that gravity may be similar to other forces, part of its force acts in another dimension.
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So actually considering that we've got an extra-dimensional component to gravity which we can't directly measure with any experimental equipment.
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Alternatively, it may be force leaking from another dimension into our own.
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This is actually what is spoken of in string theory. You can go and check this out if you wish.
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And this could account for it being difficult to measure the gravitational constant accurately, which is one of the things which is said in physics.
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Gravitational constant is 6.67 x 10-11, and that's the G in Newton's equation.
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Though string theory seems to be the most popular as a way of explaining gravity, there is also another competing theory called loop quantum gravity.
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But it's all tied up in various mathematical laws, it's very, very complicated and only a few people in the world can understand it.
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I think from what I've read and from what other people have done with this theory, it's very, very complicated.
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And I think from what other people have done, which are not really talked about very much, that gravity is not what we think it is.
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So what is not an anti-gravity device or an anti-gravity device?
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What is not anti-gravity or an anti-gravity device, I should say?
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Well, I had an argument with somebody once, oh, they'll say, oh, well, a chair is an anti-gravity device.
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No, it's not an anti-gravity device. It doesn't change the local force of gravity or anything like that.
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It just merely resists the force of gravity when you're sitting on it.
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So a chair is not an anti-gravity device.
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A balloon is not an anti-gravity device.
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And that floats because of mass displacement, which is Archimedes' principle.
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A propeller or rocket engine is not an anti-gravity device.
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It works by displacing mass from one place to another, which is where you suck a large volume of air in at the front of the jet engine and eject it out of the back at high speed.
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An ion engine is not an anti-gravity device either.
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It works by mass displacement as well.
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It's just more efficient than sort of a jet engine or chemical rockets.
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Okay.
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So none of those things are anti-gravity devices that I showed on that page.
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However, I believe that these things are, I would say, anti-gravity devices.
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Any device or method capable of changing the local gravitational field strength or having the effect of reducing an object's weight.
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Okay. There's no propellant involved.
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That's basically the difference. There's no propellant involved.
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And another term for anti-gravity might be gravity control.
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This is something that I don't like, the phrase anti-gravity.
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So general characteristics of anti-gravity devices and experiments, which you'll see if you look into this, as I have, you'll see these sort of themes recurring.
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Devices spinning very quickly or having spinning components at high speed.
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This is one common thing that repeatedly comes up.
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Feeding in high voltages, for example, millions of volts or tens of thousands of volts.
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Electrogravitics, there's a whole field of research involved with that, which even NASA have sort of done some work in as well.
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Using strong magnetic fields as well.
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That's another thing which seems to be done quite regularly in these experiments.
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And that's called magnetogravitics.
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And high frequency oscillations of electric current or magnetic fields, so you can combine them both.
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And that also seems to produce certain effects.
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When you do it at a time of frequency, when you get to revolution speeds in excess of 20,000 revolutions per minute, that's when these effects start to come out.
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The clips I've got there at the bottom, the one on the left is a simulation of Gordon Cooper's sighting from 1955, where he took a film.
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His team filmed an object landing at Edwards Air Force Base.
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Three legs came out and landed on the dry lake bed.
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They filmed it and then it took off and the film was classified, taken away and it was never seen again.
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And that's from Gordon Cooper, Mercury Astronaut, which is a whole other story in itself.
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So I'll have a look at a brief history of some of the anti-gravity research that's been done.
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So we're racing through this pretty quickly.
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Now, I think this may have even started in the early days of electric power, even as early as 1900.
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According to Nick Cook's research, which we're going to mention a few times here, there was discussion of the subject among various groups of scientists until about 1956, when it seemed to become the subject of ridicule and or it went underground.
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And the thing I haven't put on the slide here is Project Winterhaven.
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People want to go and look up about Project Winterhaven.
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That seems to have been a watershed time.
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Up until that point, all the major aircraft companies up until 1956 were doing serious research into anti-gravity technology and then at that point went underground and it was basically ridiculed from that point onwards.
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Now, two prominent names in this that come out are of course Nikola Tesla and Thomas Townsend Brown.
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Now, Tesla of course everyone knows about.
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He invented the AC current system, which powers everything here now.
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And he also did a lot of other experiments.
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He also did probably did the world's first X-ray photograph.
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Not a lot of people know that.
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Much of Marconi's work seems to have been based on some of Tesla's experiments.
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So it appears that Tesla maybe did what Marconi did before he did it.
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So on and on we have a unit of magnetic flux which is called the Tesla.
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That's about the only time you'll hear about Tesla in modern day physics really.
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You don't hear much about him.
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I'm not going to go into him much because there's a whole lot of other stuff that he got into.
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Wireless transmission of power, radiant energy, all this sort of thing.
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But the other name that comes out which is very interesting was Townsend Brown.
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I'll just mention a bit more about Tesla.
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I think I've covered most of it.
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It's claimed that Tesla built and operated over unity devices.
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That's the other thing that comes into this which Frankie Mar mentioned in the introduction.
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Once you start to open up this technology you begin to see there's a new energy source there.
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An energy source which doesn't involve fuel.
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Tesla called it radiant energy.
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So he was able to tap into this radiant energy.
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And you can even see reproductions of his experiments now.
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There's a YouTube channel by a chap called Paul's Nest.
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Where he has a fluorescent tube which he puts in a bowl of water.
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And then using Tesla's apparatus he actually makes his tube illuminate in the bowl of water.
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Sorry, what's his name again?
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Paul's Nest I think is his name.
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P-A-U-L-N-E-Double S.
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I'm pretty sure that's his name.
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If you just put Tesla radiant energy experiment or something like that into YouTube you'll find something like that.
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Also the Pierce Arrow
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which is the most famous
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car from the 1930s that Tesla and one of his relatives were driving around at 19 miles an hour.
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FBI raided his apartment in 1943 following his death.
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He died penniless basically.
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He lived in a hotel in New York in the last days of his life.
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So there's a whole story there about Tesla which I'm not going to get into.
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Other people have done presentations about him.
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The chair of the FBI is a man named John F. Kennedy.
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He's a very famous man.
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He's a very famous man.
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He's a very famous man.
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There's a whole series of presentations about him.
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The chap that is more interesting in some ways in relation to anti-gravity is Thomas Townsend Brown.
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Now he never obtained a degree so it didn't go through a mainstream university but he did do a lot of experimental physics.
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He spent time studying at several schools including Caltech, Kenyon College and Denison University.
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He's been called a physicist by some people but I really think he was an electrical engineer.
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More than anything else, that was what he did, he served in the US Navy in the 1930s at the Naval Research Laboratory, funnily enough.
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So already you're getting the military connection in this.
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And as I mentioned, Project Winterhaven, he was involved in that.
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And that was a research proposal to build an anti-gravity craft based on the work of Townsend Brown that he'd already completed in the years prior to that, starting in about 1920.
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Much of his work still seems to be kept under wraps and his family keep a low public profile.
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I've got a letter written by him in 1985 where he basically says, somebody was writing to him asking about his research and he said,
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I can't really tell you much about it because a company have licensed it so I'm not going to tell you anything.
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That's also all on the internet as well of course.
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But the key thing that he did was he demonstrated that there seemed to be a link between gravity and electricity.
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He worked with Dr. Paul Beifeld, a friend of Albert Einstein, director of Swayzer Observatory in Denison, Ohio.
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In 1923 they started to experiment with what are called gravitators.
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They found interaction between electric charge and the force of gravity.
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Separate to his study of physics, Townsend founded NICAP, which some people might have heard of, which is the National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomenon.
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In 1956 this was set up to serve as a clearing house and a listening post for information regarding saucer sightings and evidence.
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So he was interested in the UFO phenomenon, Townsend Brown was.
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He served sometimes as director of NICAP as did Major Donald Heahoe.
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Some very interesting videos of Major Keyhaw on YouTube that have been posted not too long ago.
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So what Townsend Brown worked on was electro-gravitics.
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There are some films of some of his experiments.
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In the 1950s he worked at the Barnson Lab.
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This is a letter I've got an extract from this letter that I mentioned on the last slide.
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I'd forgotten to put it on this slide.
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In response to a letter written in 1982, not 1985, Townsend Brown wrote,
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I regret to advise you that the electro-gravitic research has been taken over in its entirety by a Californian corporation which has imposed secrecy.
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At least until their investigations have completed.
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And this is one of the key things, which isn't really spoken of that much.
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It's not so much government cover-up as corporate cover-up.
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It's much easier to keep secrets within corporations than it is within government because there's less accountability.
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And when the government gives vast sums of money to private corporations, you're going to see the results of that and what that causes to happen.
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And it's very, very grave and most people probably haven't heard of it.
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And you will hear of it today.
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But going back to the actual effect that was behind Townsend Brown's work,
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it was originally discovered when they were working on high-voltage X-ray tubes.
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They moved excessively when turned on and off.
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As some of you may know, to generate X-rays you need at least 25 kilovolts.
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Once you go up above that voltage you start to get X-rays coming out of your equipment when you get the electrons accelerating and hitting a target of some kind.
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But then when they were switching these things on and off, they were noticing they were juddering about more than they should be.
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So we're going to come back to that.
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Now, Nick Cooke wrote a very important book in about year 2000.
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I've got a video clip from his documentary as well called The Hunt for Zero Point.
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I recommend everyone try and get a hold of a copy of this. You'll probably get it for a couple of quid off Amazon now, secondhand.
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Now, he's a former editor of Jay's Defence Weekly.
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And he became intrigued when somebody sent him an article about anti-gravity research.
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And I believe he was given a copy of the Project Winterhaven document.
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I think that's what he says in his book, if I recall correctly.
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It's a few years since I read this book.
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Now, he tried to follow up a contact, George S. Trimble, whom he had read, had worked in the field of anti-gravity research in the 50s.
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Trimble initially agreed to be interviewed about his work, but then he withdrew suddenly.
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Reportedly, he was scared.
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So in other words, Nick Cooke became suspicious when this guy would no longer speak.
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Now, Cooke continued his research quietly over 10 years and journeyed some way into the Black World defence research during World War II.
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So he went to look at what the Nazis were doing.
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I've got a clip of him here talking about the Nazi research.
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I was aided by a Polish researcher who had heard that I was interested in this area.
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And he got in contact with me and said that there was some...
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This guy had been researching German secret weapons technology in Poland,
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modern day Poland, but southwest Poland today was lower Silesia of Germany in the Second World War.
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And he had uncovered a rat run of underground complexes where the Germans were working on some very advanced stuff.
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And one of them, he felt, fitted the bill for an anti-gravity experiment.
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It took place in a mine in...
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The experiment took place in a deep mine in Poland and consisted of this device called the bell, which was rotated at very high speed.
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And when rotated, it gave off this kind of ionization type glow.
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Quite like a plasma, you mean?
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Yeah, it was described like a kind of a bluish, purplish kind of glow, like a plasma type glow.
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But it was really described as a sort of ionization type effect.
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But this experiment, no one knew, well at least this researcher, Zitkowski, this chap who was helping me,
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he didn't know what this experiment was about.
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But he'd taken it apart based on court testimony that was given to the Polish courts in a war trial, in a war crimes trial.
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And it very much is as if this was an experiment to distort space and time.
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When you distort space and time, you start to get weird and wonderful phenomena pop out of the environment, as I know John Hutchinson will tell you.
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And this was clearly some very early experiments done by the Germans in 1945 to try and generate some kind of anti-gravitational.
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So this would have been the Wenceslas mine?
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Yeah, absolutely. The experiment was known as the bell, the device was known as the bell, but it was in this Wenceslas mine in West Poland today.
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And I visited the site.
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So we'll come back to that a little bit later on if we get time.
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But I want to show you some simple anti-gravity experiments that you can do yourself if you've got the right equipment.
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And this was done by somebody called John Lewinowden.
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Very simple experiment.
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So this is the device that you deliver about the time field.
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Here you have the high-sensitive electromagnetic balance.
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And the voltage is sent through the balance to this E-shaped cup.
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This experiment is based on the falloff. Alexander's falloff has the balance.
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Now I send the high voltage to the electromagnetic device.
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You will notice that the system shows a very low during the high voltage on the system.
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Now I switch off the high voltage and the capacitor remains charged.
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And during the discharge you will notice that the balance gets really refined.
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It's equilibrium.
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And here's the experiment.
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So you see there, a very simple experiment.
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That's a close-up of the apparatus. I realised the video was clip with low quality and poor audio and everything like that.
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But you see the effect. This is never talked about. Voltage affecting weight.
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To me that is proved. This is electricity changing, or electrical charge changing the mass of an object.
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Or the weight, I should say, not the mass. Should all be different.
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So this is a detailed diagram. You can go on to John Lewinowden's website, jlnlabs.org.
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And you can download the details. He's got various versions of this.
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The other one I won't show this clip. It's basically the same experiment, but some people claim it's what's called an ion wind.
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The debunkers will say it's an ion wind effect. And that's what's causing the weight loss.
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But here he does it and in fact is playing while I'm talking, so that's nearly enough to start it.
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That's in a plastic bag. So how can you have the ion wind operating through a plastic bag?
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I'll leave you to make your own judgements.
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Yeah, ion wind, I've just mentioned that.
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Lifter, this is a logical extension.
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Electricity turned directly into thrust.
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Ah, now then. Now we get really interesting, the Hutchson effect. Oh yes.
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This is the name given to what appeared in the video.
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In fact, I haven't shown the video clip because I haven't had a chance, but we're going to see it again shortly anyway, so I don't need to.
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Now I'll go back to Nick Cook again. In his research into the anti-gravity stuff in the hunt for Zero Point, he was told by Boyd Bushman,
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I think I've got a clip of him later, we might see if we've got time, to go and see John Hutchson in Canada.
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And this documentary was aired in 1999.
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Now I'm just again wary of time.
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Now he should take a trip to Vancouver.
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Hutchson can produce levitation effects with between 75 watts and 1.5 kilowatts of power.
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And in 2008, I'll show you this clip later, he reproduced this levitation effect as part of a challenge to him by somebody that I'm familiar with.
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One of the other effects that's seen with John Hutchson's experiments, he's got 500 pounds of metal samples.
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500 pounds, even Dennis Kucinich, the US Congressman, or whatever he is, he's got a sample of the material.
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You can see in the bottom of the picture here, we're going to see some more rather disturbing examples of what this can cause later on.
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I'll probably skip over the clip of John, but I've got all these as I say, and various things. Let's see if we can get on to the next one.
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So I'll just play you a bit of this audio clip.
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...at the time, and I was invited by Germany and Austria to go over there and study the Hutchison effect with all the lab equipment.
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So when I was not in my lab, these tests were done and this is really getting into a, how can you say it, George, a very involved kind of X-File kind of thing.
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Because the lab was then seized by the Feds, and this is when I was in Germany, and they tried to keep it secret, but it made the front page of the Vancouver Sun newspapers.
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They seized it?
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They seized the lab. It was destined for Germany, paid for by Germany and Austria, and all the shipping and packing and the crates and that of everything.
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But however, unfortunately, the Canadian government literally walked over ABC's Supreme Court order and took the lab and tried to actually hide it under the Alex Fraser bridge, but trying to be very secretive about it.
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But the newspapers found out about the whole thing and presented it on front page news.
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So John Hutchison's lab was seized in 1990 by the Canadian government. Why would they want to do that? Well, we're going to find that out later.
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Last year, I don't know if anybody who came last year, I mentioned this chap, Wilbert Smith, Canadian radio engineer, had degrees in physics and engineering.
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He did an experiment which he spent several years developing with a high speed rotating disk.
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And he basically said that he thought that gravity wasn't gravity, it was an effect of emotional magnetic fields.
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Now, it seems very unlikely with the experiments that Smith did, because he became superintendent of radio regulations for the Canadian Department of Transport in the late 50s.
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He's a very good experimental scientist. He wouldn't mess this up. He measured a 1% loss in the weight of things that he did with his experiment.
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Yeah, and I put this slide in more recently. I'll just get this chap up, Podkletnov.
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In 2002, Boeing, the aircraft manufacturer, of course, approached Eugene Podkletnov to work with them on further research into blocking gravity.
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I think this was Project Grasp, I think it was called. He was also doing experiments with a force beam.
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A lot of the information is decidedly sketchy. It seems that, again, this seemed to sort of go underground. I'm not sure where Podkletnov is now.
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Not much has been heard of him, I think, since 2004. Ning Li, she worked at the University of Alabama.
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She also seems to have disappeared, sort of, or gone off the radar screen. I've got a clip of Podkletnov again. The audio quality is not great, but we'll give it a go.
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You've mentioned in one of your papers a 20-pound, or approximately 20-pound beam of force, if I remember correctly.
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Yes.
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That's been capturing a lot of interest lately. You know, the media was initially interested in the rotating superconductor, and eventually it ran its course.
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At least in the American media. They weren't sure where to go with it.
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But the second experiment didn't quite grab the media in the same way. I think the reason was they just weren't really prepared for it. They weren't looking for it.
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But the results were much more profound. Instead of a 2% reduction in weight, you would actually notice a beam of force that was knocking over things in the lab, right?
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Yes. So we are, in fact, discussing two types of experiments that I made during the last 10 years.
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The first experiment was with high-speed rotating ceramic discs made of superconductors. And at extremely high rotations, I mean the speed close to 30,000 or 40,000 rotations per minute, and even higher.
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We can get the reduction of weight up to 9%. And in some cases even more, but this process becomes uncontrollable, so it's difficult to deal with it.
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So it's one experiment. And the other experiment, which was called the gravity impulse generator, this is also a special superconducting material, which is put into magnetic field.
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And then we have a high-voltage discharge of several million volts. And then we can create a weight in the space.
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The properties of these waves are very close to gravity waves. So we are practically sure that it is the same thing as gravity.
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And these impulses can be forwarded to any direction in space. And they are able to push different objects on their way, on their way of propagation.
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So if we speak about the mechanism of these events, we are still working on it.
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So you get the idea of that again. High-voltage, rotating superconductors, same type of things that are used in the experiments.
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Now we are going to switch to something completely different, called CASL, which only a few people seem to have heard of.
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It's become a bit more known about it since I first put this presentation together. And I've got a news clip about it.
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I tried to get a better one for this talk today, but I couldn't find a better one. I've got an older news clip.
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I don't know when it was filmed. It's very low quality, I'm afraid. But hopefully you'll get the gist of it.
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Basically, Coral Castle, I think this was probably built using some type of anti-gravity levitation technique that Edward Leeds-Carling actually knew the secret of.
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He built this in secret. It's a huge place, huge place for one man to have built anyway.
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Hey, the Ten Taxi is back from vacation. And he actually, Todd Tongin that is, found a South Florida man who is studying the Coral Castle in South Miami Dade.
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But not for the reasons you might think.
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Todd Tongin took a trip to the castle today and he's live in Miami with Laura and Todd, what does this man hope to find out?
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Well, a lot of things actually. He's hoping to find out first of all how he built the Coral Castle, which is still a mystery.
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But also, the man that built it studies some very interesting and unusual things.
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The Ten Taxi is a real gas guzzler, so anytime you're talking about a more efficient alternative energy source, we're interested.
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Homestead's Coral Castle is an engineering marvel that has been compared to Stonehenge and the Great Pyramids of Egypt.
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The 80 year old castle took over 25 years to build and all of it, all 1100 tons of coral rock was carved and created by one small man.
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Edward Leeds-Galvin was a Latvian immigrant who built it as a monument to lost love and he built it in complete secrecy.
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So how did just one man move all this coral rock by himself?
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Well, for modern day engineers, it's still somewhat of a mystery, but one South Florida man thinks this door to the past could unlock an alternative energy source for the future.
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When Edward Leeds-Galvin died, they found many of the tools he invented to build Coral Castle.
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But they also found copper wire, rudimentary generators and assorted writings from the genius.
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You see, he was fascinated with the study of electromagnetic energy.
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Carlos Doles has spent the last 10 years studying and experimenting with Leeds-Galvin's theory. He even reproduced one of the genius's inventions.
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This device he called the perpetual motion holder. Essentially, this is a large electromagnet.
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Now, an electromagnetic generator is nothing new today, but 80 years ago it was quite innovative.
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And even today, Leeds-Galvin's device is considered a very unique design.
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By placing the coil on the radius of the wheel instead of the hub, he created faster RPM and in turn, more power.
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History's mystery of the Coral Castle may never be solved, but thanks to the man that built it, you never know.
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A future energy crisis could be.
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Now, Mr. Doles thinks that maybe Leeds-Galvin even used magnets to move some of that coral rock. Just how? He's not sure.
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As far as that generator's concerned, it could be used in a wind generator almost immediately.
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And so far there are no patents on file that look anything like Leeds-Galvin's invention.
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Interesting.
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Todd Sagan, Channel 10, Eyewitness 2.
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So again, electricity and magnetism involved.
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You can download Leeds-Galvin's book or notes, whatever you want to call it, about magnetic current.
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It's available on various websites such as Keely-Net and whatnot.
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I've also got an article out there in the little booklet which summarises the story of Coral Castle.
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That's somewhere you can go. You can get on a plane, fly over there. It's like $12 to get in.
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Go and look around the place and see how you think it's possible that one man built it in secrecy.
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Black projects.
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Now, some people dismiss the idea that anti-gravity technology has been researched by US defence companies or the Air Force.
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But again, with Nick Cook's work, you can see, according to Boyd Bushman, who worked for Lockheed Martin, this is not the case.
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Perhaps the person who took me closest to believing in things I'd normally have thought were impossible was Boyd Bushman.
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He is a senior scientist for Lockheed Martin, the world's biggest defence contractor.
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In the quest for breakthroughs in aircraft propulsion, it was Bushman's job to think beyond the frontiers of what is known and understood.
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Doing what he did, I strongly suspected that he lived on the fringes of the black world.
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Perhaps nervous of what he could and couldn't say, he certainly seems to talk in riddles.
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I believe that nature does not speak English. What nature tells us is what must be honoured.
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It has been talking to us in many domains, and we have datasets that we're still trying to understand.
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But I can't talk to all the theoreticians because there don't exist theories where I am.
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What we have is wonderful, and it comes from miracles occurring.
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But that that we will see will not be what we have.
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And I therefore tell my team, if you know anything, I really don't want to talk to you because everything we know has already gone to production.
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Now, if there's something you kind of wonder, or you think of, etc., let's take those steps to the future.
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And that's what we always have to do, is walk literally.
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Kind of a lonely walk, but a very, very rewarding walk, to listen where languages are not taught and verbalization is not used.
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But we have to learn its language.
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I felt he was trying to tell me something he wasn't allowed to talk about, so I asked him about the holy grail of science fiction, anti-gravity propulsion.
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I do notice in recent publications that one of the latest group of my colleagues have said that they have evidence people are talking about.
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I went back to some of the first work on gravity done by Galileo, and he climbed his lean tower of Pisa and dropped a few of the first two.
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And I was very impressed with the way that he did that.
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And I think that's what I'm going to do in the future.
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I think that's what I'm going to do in the future.
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I think that's what I'm going to do in the future.
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I went back to some of the first work on gravity done by Galileo, and he climbed his lean tower of Pisa and dropped two stones.
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They arrived at the ground at the same time.
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I climbed my leaning tower of building 500 here at the company, and I dropped my two weights.
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They were exactly the same weight, and they did not arrive at the ground at the same time.
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I had purposely placed opposing magnets that didn't like each other, like two Norse together.
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And I had already done an iron-filing test that showed that it was showering out an entire magnetic plane.
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And I wanted to see how that magnetic plane interfaced with gravity.
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He showed me a film of extraordinary experiments that had been done in Canada ten years ago.
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A scientist there appeared to have found a way of getting objects to defy gravity by beaming different energy waves at them.
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Most people had written it off as a conjuring trick, but Bushman took it seriously and was trying to develop his own techniques.
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I'm refining and heading towards something that all you have to do is charge, and it is lifting up.
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It is losing weight.
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It is when we complete the technology, it should fly.
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So again, charging things up, things flying.
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You know, similar sorts of themes coming in again, over and over.
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What we have is wonderful, and it comes from miracles occurring, he said.
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But that we will see, that that we will see is not what we have.
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I'm refining and heading towards something that all you have to do is charge it, and it is lifting up.
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It is losing weight.
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When we complete the technology, it should fly.
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When we complete the technology...
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Various other speakers, whistleblowers, talking about secret projects.
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Mark McCandlish, Bob Lazar, a lot of people in here that might have heard his story.
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I've got a clip of him here, I'm not going to have time to play it, talking about the gravity amplifier that he found and the craft that he was supposed to have worked on.
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A lot of people haven't heard of the guy at the bottom, Edgar Fouché.
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He again seems to have pretty much disappeared. You don't hear much from him now.
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I've got a clip of him coming up later if we get a chance to play it.
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But let's see, yeah.
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Edgar Fouché, now I came across his story on the internet in about 2004.
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And he worked in Area 51, let's see, I've got this here.
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Secretly being driven to an unknown desert location to work on crypto equipment, in which he was an expert.
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But he knew this was somewhere near Groom Lake, in other words, Area 51, where secret aircraft such as the F117 stealth fighter were tested.
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He states that in the late 1970s when he had to fix some equipment, he came across an inspecting module labeled direct orbital code link,
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which contained advanced electronics, much more advanced than was normally available at that time.
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And the meaning of this was later confirmed in conversations about satellite communications.
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He states he overheard conversations while working there about something called quasicrystals,
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which were enabling technology for communications and propulsion.
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Now let me just see if I'll flash this, I read this and I thought quasicrystals, you know, come on, you're just making it up.
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Well, no, he wasn't making it up, because if this will come up in a moment, I don't think this is going to come up.
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But it was basically, here it comes, I don't think this page is still there, there you go.
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California Institute of Technology, condensed matter physics, quasicrystals, introduction.
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So there you go. He wasn't making it up.
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Let's see, he describes various other projects, Sonsciv, SR75, SR74, space orbit nuclear, space intercept vehicle, Sonsciv, various things he describes.
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The most interesting thing he describes is this thing, the TR3B.
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And as I said, I've got a clip of him talking about this, and this was actually, I found this in a videotape that I had from 1999,
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Riddle of the Skies, channel 4 documentary.
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Let's see, operational model of the TR3B, 600 feet across.
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Let's see if it's got the, yeah, one of Fischow's associates states he saw the TR3B at Papoose, part of Area 51,
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hovered silently in the same position for some 10 minutes, before gently settling vertically onto the tarmac.
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Times of corona of silver-blue light glowed around the circumference of the massive TR3B.
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That's what his witness told him.
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But what intrigued me as well was he gave some of the operational details.
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The propulsion system was magnetic field disruption, which has been reverse engineered, he was told.
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Mercury-based plasma pressurised at 250,000 atmospheres and at a temperature of 150 Kelvin, that's minus 123 centigrade, rotated, there you go, 50,000 rpm.
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This reduces the weight of the centre of the craft by about 89%, and increases the manoeuvrability by 89% as well.
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And he said that that research had been going on since at least 1955.
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Now, one thing I forgot to mention is the clip, the Bushman clip I just showed, where he talked about putting the two opposing magnets together and dropping them.
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I have a friend in Washington who was told that story by his father in about 1955, the exact same story about putting opposing magnets together.
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So that effect was known about in 1955, and my father's friend had 40 PhDs working for him.
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In the old Indian text, Santhropex, the manas have...
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I've got a clip about that. Mercury and the manas, I've actually got a clip about that.
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It's come up three times from completely different areas of research. Thank you, Nick.
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So, we've been through a lot of stuff very quickly. I rather like this though.
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Somebody sent me an equation once when I was discussing this with email a few years ago, with somebody by email.
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That's what I think is one of the things that happened. One of the things that's happened.
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Let's see how we're for time. This is quite a long clip. I've got about six minutes of clip here, so it's going to be a bit long, I think.
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I'll play a bit of it, as soon as Nick brought it up.
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This is what really is startling, is that in 1908, the Royal Library of Baroda, which is in central India,
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they were going through a bunch of the old manuscripts in there, and some of them were 2000 years old, and they found a book.
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That book is called the Vimanika Shastra. It was written by a guy named Maharishi Bharadwaja.
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He wrote this 2000 years ago, and he said in his book that he was compiling this from earlier books that were many, many thousands of years older than this.
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This book, the Vimanika Shastra, was an entire book, George, that was all about Vamanas.
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Here was a book that wasn't just passingly mentioning these aerial ships of ancient India, but was just all about it in great detail.
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In fact, it says that there were four types of Vamanas. The Rukma Vamanas, the Tripura Vamanas, the Shakuna Vamanas, and the Sundara Vamanas was the fourth one.
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Some of these Vamanas, as they were described, were head wings and were apparently like an airplane. Others were long cigar-shaped zeppelin-type craft.
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Another type was apparently kind of like a helicopter. And the fourth type of Vimana was a discoid flying saucer type craft.
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And all four are described in detail. They talk about metals. They even talk about electricity.
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One of the things that is talked about in the Vimanika Shastra about these ancient crafts is that they use mercury, which is a strange thing.
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And this is what Bill Clendenin, in the beginning of my book, Atlantis and the Power System of the Gods, was deciphering.
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And I have to really give him credit for this, where he was fascinated, like myself, in the whole thing of the Vamanas, the Vimanika Shastra.
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I mean, could we make sense out of what they were saying in this ancient book? And many people, this book is famous.
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And it's discussed not just in my books, but in all kinds of books about UFOs and mysteries of the past, because this thing is baffling.
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What Bill came up with was that mercury is really an amazing element. Mercury is a metal. It's a conductor. It is an element.
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There's things you can do with mercury that you just can't do with other metals and elements.
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And one of the things you can do is make what Bill called Mercury Plasma Gyros.
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A couple more sightings. I've got the video here from Staffordshire.
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That's from 2002. Another thing to look at, John Landlard-Walson, his videos, Far Above Space and Time.
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Check those out. What are they? What the hell are they? Very good question. Nobody seems to have any answers.
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I think this might be another one. I'm going to play a very brief click of this from last year.
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This film has been tested and found to be genuine in terms of the effect of magnetic field from the craft on the tape, as you can clearly see on the video itself.
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It's one of the most amazing pieces of film that I've ever seen. It's been tested in a laboratory.
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Instead, we hear about these documents released from an archive that are 50 years old. Rest doesn't get on the TV.
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Hence the new technology coming from NASA. Well, that was a very interesting story in itself.
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A link between gravity and magnetism. There's a Gravity Probe B. You can go and check that out.
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I'm running out of time now. I'm not going to play all of this clip.
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They had the mission to Mars briefings 2004. Yes, 2004. They mentioned that the Air Force has a lot of technology.
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This video was then deleted a few months later. What's happened to the new space program? Nothing. It's been killed.
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So I've got a couple of bits of that. Let's see. I've got to skip through this now.
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If this is real, why the secrecy? What does it mean for us? Well, it means free energy for everyone.
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Freedom for everyone has the technology. Complete freedom.
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But it also, the thing is folks, I'm sorry to have to break this to you, but it's been weaponised.
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This technology has been weaponised already and it's been used as well.
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This is something nobody wants to talk about. People here this weekend, you won't hear them talking about this.
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I've had to write a book about this. That's the remains of one of the World Trade Centre towers.
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70 columns of unsupported steel turning to dust.
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Someone wants to explain to me where these buildings went. This building here is building number 7.
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Destroyed at 5.20 in the evening on 9.11. So this is what was left of the World Trade Centre. So here you can see the comparison.
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Where did 500,000 tonnes of steel and concrete go in 20 seconds?
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This is what the technology, which involves anti-gravity technology, can do and what it did do.
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It can turn cars upside down in New York.
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When the South Tower came down I was across the street and I picked up the camera just out of habit.
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And something in the back of my mind said run, run, run. And never in 20 years of shooting in New York have I run from an assignment.
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But something in the back of my head just said run. And as I hit the corner of Liberty Street it was almost being picked up by a tornado.
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It was like being picked up by a black cloud.
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That black cloud had substance. It was like night but it had a solid feel to it. It was like gravel, hot gravel.
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And just picked me up and tossed me about a block. At one second I was running and the next second I was airborne.
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And I lost my glasses, I lost my cell phone, I lost my pager. But I managed to hold onto both cameras.
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But it threw you for a block?
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I was back down at Ground Zero last week and walked the area where I have a pretty good recollection of where I was and where I wound up.
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And it was just under a city block.
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There was this blast of warm air. It wasn't hot. It was warm. And it picked me up and threw me up against the wall of the building that was.
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You were picked up off the ground.
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Physically picked up off the ground.
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I remember an explosion. At that point I got knocked out. I don't remember anything.
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Then I got up and I looked out the window because the windows exploded and the street below caved in.
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The building was just a block away from the ground.
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And it was just a block away from the ground.
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And it was just a block away from the ground.
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And it was just a block away from the ground.
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And it was just a block away from the ground.
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And it was just a block away from the ground.
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And it was just a block away from the ground.
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And it was just a block away from the ground.
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And it was just a block away from the ground.
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Here's a clip from 2008 from John Hutchison.
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John Hutchison submitted an affidavit for Dr Judy Wood's science fraud case, which was covered up, not reported by anyone.
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It wasn't even reported by the alternative knowledge community when I tried to get them to report it.
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I've got weird fires, which were seen in this boat experiment of John Hutchison, seen at the World Trade Center.
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So we now know the class of technology that was used to destroy the World Trade Center.
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It's very similar to what's called the Hudson effect, which is based on field interference.
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I've got whole DVDs about this.
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These are John Hutchison's metal samples on the left.
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These are John Hutchison's metal samples on the right.
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I don't think we've got time to go into the CropCircle connection, but there is a CropCircle connection as well.
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I've got to leave it there, because we're just about to time now, quarter past ten.
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I've done it in an hour, which is far too quick.
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So you have to consider the evidence that I've shown you, what to make of it.
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Is it all a load of rubbish, or are all these UFOs just people misnaming themselves?
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So you have to consider the evidence that I've shown you, what to make of it.
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Is it all a load of rubbish, or are all these UFOs just people mistakenly seeing things?
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Are all the videos fake?
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Why have people tried to cover up the connection of the Hutchison effect to 9-11,
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which has been clearly documented by Dr Judy Wood,
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who is a former professor of materials engineering, science and mechanical engineering.
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You've got to consider all that evidence for yourself.
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Just to close with a quote from Thomas Townsend Brown,
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which is more related to the extraterrestrial side of things.
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He said, he made an analogy of a person looking at UFOs and ET craft
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to a fish looking up at the bottom of a passing ship.
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That fish looks up at the strange thing in its sky.
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It may have different properties, maybe size, prop wash or turbulence.
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Some fish will scatter and never look again.
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Some fish will wonder, but none of them will really know what that form represents,
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in other words the boat.
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They will never know about other things that man is capable of,
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other than sailing across that particular part of the ocean.
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We in many ways are those fish, and the lights we see in our skies are the hulls of those ships.
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So that's some of the websites that I've used.
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I've got more information outside.
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So that's basically it for today, and I hope you'll think about that very, very carefully.
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Thank you for watching.