Zero Point The Story of Mark McCandlish and the Fluxliner 720p

Military-aeronautical Illustrator Mark McCandlish was riding the wave of success making images of classified projects for the military-industrial complex. Then he made a drawing of a top secret project that he wasn't supposed to know about. And big trouble ensued. For those who want a story of intrigue, secrets, and technology. Detailed information on the history, physics and technological mechanisms regarding faster-than-light travel, antigravity, and zero-point energy is also covered in detail.

[antonbriggs]

The Why Files episode should be pumping the viewership of this video up!

[norcalbackcuntry]

Thank you why files! This video needs 10 million views. Incredibly fascinating.

[jdisdetermined]

Anyone else get here from The Why Files? Best channel on YouTube.. ever.

[martenb]

Why Files you're amazing for pointing this one out. George Knapp & Jeremy Corbell should zoom into this.

[MasterPeace]

These men are heroes. Paying with their lives. Rest easy Mark.

[DC-feel]

Why is this movie so difficult to search for on YT? I had to enter the entire title to find it. Thanks Why Files (and Hecklefish) for this recommendation.

[JasonAlexzanderq]

Thank you Mr James Allen. May you rest in peace. This video has answered many but not all of my questions. Well done sir. Well done.

[aryasthule]

Came here thanks to Why Files! Great documentary!

[ivanenev]

The filmmaker of this film, James Allen, was poisoned with heavy radioactive metals and died shortly after making this movie. Mark was killed, he didn't commit suicide!

[trevord]

This was a complete thrill to watch. I for this via a link noted on the Why Files. I am deeply saddened about the fate of people involved with this very detailed account. I just subbed this channel, simply to support this period of awakening we are seemingly in, as an intelligent species. Awesome share. Thank you.

[jedimindtrix]

I try to share this video around as much as possible with people on other videos comments who seem like they would be interested. It's truly an amazing piece. I'm real sad about both the creator and now Mark being dead. I was really, REALLY looking forward to trying to catch mark at a conference or some event if he ever came some what close to where I live. I would have absolutely loved to share a conversation with him. Now all we can do is share the knowledge and information he took such a big risk to share. In all honesty he really did get the shit end of the stick over this.

[tommcfarland]

Everyone in this documentary had been "suicided" or died under "strange circumstances".

That alone confirms the information for me! Thank you, everyone who gave their lives to promote this information to the public! One day, the truth will be known!

[DNOTE]

The idea of a secret break-away, off-world civilization seems more and more realistic the older i get.

[jensbernecker]

Truly the most fascinatind video I have encountered on youtube in many years. The scope reaches far beyond the technical aspects, but deep into our history and potential for the future. However, only open minds will come realize this.

[ascensionindustries]

I've seen this before. It's amazing. Glad it's on the Tubes.

[shreez]

I really hope this video blows up. More people deserve to know about this. RIP James and Mark.

[AA-jvrt]

Incredible story. I find Mark McCandlish very compelling and believable. Much thanks and gratitude for the filmmaker - what a tragic and suspicious end to a talented and curious truth-seeker.

[AshtonCoolman]

Watching this in December 2022 makes it hit different. These men aren't making this stuff up.

[keirangrant]

Thank you so much for putting this out. I hope you get a huge bump in views now that Why Files has referenced your video. Be safe.

[jayroche]

One of the best docs on this subject that’s out there 🤙🇦🇺🛸🏄🏼‍♂️🤙