NASA Scientist's Propellantless Thrust Breakthrough - The Key to UAP Propulsion?

Dive into the forefront of physics with Dr. Charles Buhler as he unveils a groundbreaking discovery: propellantless propulsion. Join host Chris Lehto as he explores the implications of this technology, from revolutionizing space travel to potentially explaining mysterious aerial phenomena.

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Links in the video:
The Debrief Article

Dr Buhler on Tim Ventura

Charles Buhler Patent

Video Chapters
00:00 New Force of Propellentless Thrust
4:44 1 G Thrust breakthrough
9:44 The Patent-asymmetric force
13:07 La Guardia UAP

[DaveEtchells]

A pedantic but important point: 1G is an acceleration, not a force. It’s remarkable that he got any thrust at all, but the actual thrust in terms of lb-force or kg-force are what ultimately matters. It sounds like he got 30 grams of force which is amazing, but it detracts from the presentation, hearing 1G referred to as a force.

[wikkidshow]

I also wanted to share, that this very same field was studied back in the 1920s . It's not new but the better tech and materials is why this is making progress.

[TheRealVenom]

I just wanted to stop by and thank you again Chris for what you do and sticking with it.this subject is very mentally taxing and we are so very grateful for you keeping us up to date.

[rod]

This is not a breakthrough! This same technology, in the same operating description has been talked about for many decades. The difference now is that the old patents are expired and new players are attempting to re-patent them for a big payday. Anyone who's aware this tech knows the full truth behind it. I wish people would tell the FULL story.

[davidrobbins]

Paul LaViolette wrote a book, twenty years ago called The Secrets of Anti-Gravity propulsion, he gives you the history of asymmetrical capacitance and its development, as well as a wealth of other oddities. I don't believe he got the credit he deserves, this story is a pat on the back for Paul.

[MarigoldPhoenix]

The fact that he is doing this with less voltage than T Townsend Brown is significant in its own right. Phenomenal progress for our species. I salute him and his team.

[SirPaulMuaddib]

Whether this is a reproducible thing or not is not the issue.
This kind of thing should be on the front page of every scientific journal...
So that they can look at it, and understand it, do their experiments...etc..
Not bury our heads in the sand and say it doesn't exist.

[SirPaulMuaddib]

Mr Lehto is not afraid to go there.
Congrats on finding out about this and covering this story.

[e]

I’ll believe it when I see it actually work

[mrwhat]

Curious how this idea of making a offset gravitational current reminds me of how many UAP have been reported flipping onto the side when taking off...

[Oswaldfiveo]

Incredible!!!! So excited! Hey I had a thought about why the UAPs are showing themselves more now - maybe they are trying to show us this exact technology IS possible, to get us off fossil fuels, etc. that seems to be their biggest message, to take better care of the earth.

[fluxcapacitor]

If this propellantless thruster indeed produces at least 1 g-force (hence counteracting Earth's gravity!) in a vacuum chamber, where are the videos of it operating in full levitation? Until now, all propellantless claims were so tiny that the traces of their thrust levels were barely recorded, being deeply buried within the error bars of the background noise (and none of them moved macroscopically for the eyes to see, if you still wonder about this. Let alone take off). Thus, they were all inconclusive. Something is very, very bogus here.

[quipsilvervr]

I'm always skeptical when somebody makes an energy breakthrough and isn't dead. I hope they protect that guy behind museum glass. That video was absolutely not a drone. It's an extremely clear UAP video. If the breakthrough is legit, it could change everything, but if I were him, I'd be getting as much media coverage as possible and make sure people know he won't game-end himself.

[ToddJambon]

I hope the team that made this watches their backs. People who make things that could potentially obsolete traditional energy have a bad history of not living long.

[Genghaodeshenghuo]

If this could be scaled up then use in out of atmosphere travel at a constraint thrust of 1g would mean extra planetary travel could be reduced to merely hours to several days for planets and bodies in our solar system.

Estimations of travel time are below:

The Moon / Luna:
Closest to Earth (Supermoon): 356, 577 km
Travel time (at 9.80665 m/s2, no deceleration): 2h 22m 12s
Travel time (at 9.80665 m/s2, decelerating halfway): 3h 20m 24s
Mercury:
Closest to Earth: 77.3 million km
Travel time (at 9.80665 m/s2, no deceleration): 1d 10h 52m 48s
Travel time (at 9.80665 m/s2, decelerating halfway): 2d 1h 19m 12s
Venus:
Closest to Earth: 40 million km
Travel time (at 9.80665 m/s2, no deceleration): 1d 1h 5m 2s
Travel time (at 9.80665 m/s2, decelerating halfway): 1d 11h 28m 48s
Mars:
Closest to Earth: 65 million km
Travel time (at 9.80665 m/s2, no deceleration): 1d 7h 58m 5s
Travel time (at 9.80665 m/s2, decelerating halfway): 1d 21h 13m 1s
Jupiter:
Closest to Earth: 588 million km
Travel time (at 9.80665 m/s2, no deceleration): 4d 0h 11m 2s
Travel time (at 9.80665 m/s2, decelerating halfway): 5d 16h 2m 2s
Saturn:
Closest to Earth: 1.2 billion km
Travel time (at 9.80665 m/s2, no deceleration): 5d 17h 25m 1s
Travel time (at 9.80665 m/s2, decelerating halfway): 8d 2h 20m 24s
Uranus:
Closest to Earth: 2.57 billion km
Travel time (at 9.80665 m/s2, no deceleration): 8d 9h 6m 0s
Travel time (at 9.80665 m/s2, decelerating halfway): 11d 20h 24m 0s
Neptune:
Closest to Earth: 4.3 billion km
Travel time (at 9.80665 m/s2, no deceleration): 10d 20h 7m 48s
Travel time (at 9.80665 m/s2, decelerating halfway): 15d 7h 52m 48s
Pluto:
Closest to Earth: 4.28 billion km
Travel time (at 9.80665 m/s2, no deceleration): 10d 19h 31m 12s
Travel time (at 9.80665 m/s2, decelerating halfway): 15d 7h 1m 12s


It could also mean that at a constant 1g thrust, travel to other star systems could be completed within a handful of years.

[martinmclean]

Hey Chris!
This has been making the rounds.
Keep on it bud.

[LanTurner]

How long before this gets buried and we suddenly hear absolutely nothing more about it? I give it two weeks, and we’ll never hear another thing about it.

[johncaldwell]

Great interview. He was on Glen Beck's show a short while back, This is perhaps the greatest discovery ever made by mankind. This will truly revolutionize space travel and make interstellar travel possible. One thing here you didn't do was present the statistics on excelleration over time. I don't have them on hand but it will blow your mind.

[thirdsmusic]

Read the Townsend Brown biography, sounds very familiar.

[TommyMissus]

This is exactly why I say *ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE*

To claim something ISNT possible, is to claim to know EVERYTHING.
Crazy stuff like this is going to continue to happen over and over again forever. Things will ALWAYS seem impossible when not understood, that's what happened in our history and it's happening to us right now. We always think we know everything there is to know... until we don't.
*We don't know shit* <--- remember this ANYTHING, IS, POSSIBLE.