Faster Than Light - CIA and the UFO

In 1982 a CIA study looked at quantum Faster Than Light speed communication. Today, 42 years later, It's hard to imagine, that technology does not exist. Was it UFO tech?

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Journal modern physics volume 15, number 3 February 2024:
Extraterrestrial Life in the Thermosphere: Plasmas, UAP, Pre-Life, Fourth State of Matter

[elfenmagix]

My Dear Professor,
The bassist for the Rock Group Iron Butterfly, was also an engineer and inventor developed a device tha allowed faster than light communications. He would disappear in 1995 and his minivan was found with his skeletal remains were found in the bottom of Decker Canyon near Malibu California.

This is something to look into,

[JoeyWagu]

One of the questions I had about FTL communications during a live session just got answered. We were talking about Jack at the time too. That's really cool that you found something that both J.S. and FTL were brought together. Thank you for looking into it.

[Danbostonfunny]

Am I the only person who noticed the words "Untested Hypothesis"? and "Speculation"?

[Dra]

What Einstein called the spooky force actually is quantum. Entanglement instant communications

[blakebrunner]

This makes me want an update on his machine even MORE badly!!! Nice find!

Apparently Schumer and Rounds haven't given up the fight yet on that bill, even though neck skin guy blocked it.

[andrewbull]

Bonjour Simon, as a fellow ex -pat now living in France myself (since 1993 ) I find your channel very interesting and informative 👍. Your findings on the u.f.o theories are very thought inspiring 🤔.
Please continue 🙏.
Peace out ✌️

[MeStevely]

He's not called 'Crazy Jack' for nothing 😂

[martinwolfright]

Hi Simon, have you any views about the Structures we can see on the Moon in many NASA pictures and film and other space agencies alike also on other planets and moons in our solar system

[anthonytaylor]

People are so alive these days. Do you realize your one if them? Life is amazing!

[MrAckers]

Yeah wouldn’t be surprised if this is already in use in one way or another!
Am pretty sure they are sitting on tech that’s 30 to 50 years ahead of what’s commercially available

[itranscendencei]

Faster than light communication? Like a certain ambiguously named Communication Device patented by a certain Harold Puthoff that uses scalar waves? :)

[LaserGuidedLoogie]

Entaglement doesn't permit faster than light signaling. Knowing the quantum state of a remote object, after you have collapsed the wave function, doesn't mean you have sent or recieved information. It's not like a toggle switch you can send morse code with.
Once the system has decohered, you can't reset it, becasue you would have to travel back to the origin and re-entangle the particles.

[IanClements-lm]

WOW. Another great production Simon, that was very interesting . You really seem to have a handle on whatever the latest theories in physics are and how they could potentially be employed . Top drawer stuff
Ps your house en France looks cosy

[opencurtin]

Simon would be the perfect Q in James Bond!

[raoultesla]

Does this have anything to do with ---Polish Scientist Revolutionizes Quantum Physics with Record-Breaking Discovery--- ? From Poland Daily.
'storing' protons. would be controlling photons.

[leenewcome]

Thank you Simon great video 😊 thanks for sharing 😊

[cujimmy]

If you can communicate faster than light and your enemy cannot, you can launch a man in the middle attack and basically hack his Comms.

[Loosechip-ins]

Prof S, we cannot assume that because experiments may have been carried out they led to a deployable system. Interesting idea though.

[hankfowler]

I'd take even further and claim we have FTL craft as well. Considering the Roswell craft were recovered in the late forties, The Program has had decades to secretly research them and certainly has gleaned tremendous technologies from them. There is so much more to this story and journalists like you Prof Holland bear the brunt of getting full disclosure.