APEC 1/30, Part #5 - Jack Sarfatti - UAP & Tic Tac Technology

Sarfatti describes his experience as a UFO "contactee" in the 1950's, and how that inspired his career as a PhD physicist focused on developing exotic propulsion within the conventional model of general relativity.

Sarfatti explores the use of metamaterials to create a "low power warp drive", which may be the method of propulsion in the Tic Tac UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon).

Additionally, Sarfatti discusses the capabilities of UAPs as demonstrated in the Navy UAP sightings, and outlines the threat potential he feels may be posed by these vehicles, should they become hostile.

Dr. Jack Sarfatti obtained his PhD in Physics from UCLA Riverside in 1969, and has taught as an assistant professor of physics at San Diego State University. Working largely outside academia, most of Sarfatti's publications since that time revolve around quantum physics and consciousness.

Sarfatti was a leading member of the Fundamental Fysiks Group, an informal group of physicists in California in the 1970s who, according to historian of science David Kaiser, aimed to inspire some of the investigations into quantum physics that underlie parts of quantum information science. Sarfatti co-wrote Space-Time and Beyond and has self-published several books.

Presenters in the Jan. 30th session:
• Bill Alek: Antigravity & Zero-Point Energy
• David Chester: Relativity & Quantum Gravity Engineering Physics
• Jack Sarfatti: Tic Tac Technology & UAP Physics
• Todd Desiato: Quantum Gravity From Atomic Resonance Effects
• Mark Sokol & Jeremiah Popp: Antigravity Demo Experiments

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[carlton]

Wow!
Jack Scarfatti I hope your question of the Government science talking to YOU is suitably answered. And you are included in these scientific researches.
Godspeed DrScarfatti !

[chrisnewman]

I respect Jack a lot. Good man. When a scientist says something is impossible, they are almost always wrong

[xlilxillx]

yoooo how have i never heard of this guy Jack??? he's a fucking man you guys are talking about everything i've been trying to figure out since december and telling all my dumb friends about who looking me like i'm crazy and speaking another language ahah. Man i wish i studied physics and engineering instead of audio technology.

[phasematerialsresearch]

Has Dr. Jack Sarfatti ever talked about Dr. Ning Li’s materials work? Is it related to producing zero resistance in a material?

[ToddDesiato]

There is a reason why you can't violate the "Strong Energy Condition". If it were to happen, it would be equivalent to creating a perpetual motion machine that extracts energy from the vacuum. The Casimir effect is a demonstration of a real negative energy density relative to the vacuum state. Where, between the plates there are fewer frequency modes in the field(s) than exist outside the plates. However, this has the effect of reducing the available power, which I explain is what results in gravity, not anti-gravity. In fact, Wheeler shows that a gravitational field possess negative energy density, and one can derive this by the fact that when in a gravity well, positive-energy "work" must be done to get out, and back up to the level of the distant vacuum.

[voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang]

I feel sorry for Jack because he's the ONLY quantum physicist in this discussion - and he's trying to talk about "spin" but no one else has studied quantum physics.

[voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang]

he's talking about the Casimir effect

[NeoStoicism]

fun watching them bust each other's chops 😅

[chrisnewman]

Dan Winter knows more about gravity than anybody

[mapsgoonthewall]

lol the alien scientist dude called me cia and proceeded to kick me because I did not have a mic in a chat last week

[joetamson]

its okay explaining all this but its having the material science to put it all together 😂
How Jack isn't on the Pentagon board explaining all this blows my mind

[voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang]

Spacetime Metamaterials Christophe Caloz, Fellow, IEEE, and Zoé-Lise Deck-Léger, Student, IEEE

[deesnutz]

I would be more inclined to believe Jack's time traveler phone call story if he could point to evidence of him mentioning it before he met the people he claimed he was told he was going to meet in 1973. i.e. if there were video of him in 1968 saying that he was going to meet those individuals, and mentions them by name, and recounted the entire story.

It also seems like he has some sort of bizarre personal vendetta against Eric W. Davis. Reviewing some of his other interviews on the subject matter, it seems like it might be motivated by political partisanship.

I'm just kind of getting grift-like vibes from Jack. I don't doubt his credentials, but I don't buy his story and it kinda seems like he's trying to get the ears of people at the pentagon so he can get some funding. the whole "no, it can't possibly be anything else, I know exactly what it is. I got a phone call in 1953!" stuff is off-putting. I think he knows part of the story regarding UAP, but it seems a little bit like he's filling in some empty holes with aether or something.