UFO Propulsion discovered? NASA Engineer unveils Antigravity Drive!!

Last week, a NASA engineer unveiled a propellantless drive capable of overcoming gravity! Is this discovery for real?
Has UFO Propulsion been decipherEd?
#space #alien #uap

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[unimatrix]

They do not defy the laws of physics. They defy our current minuscule understanding of physics.

[tbix]

Interesting video, reminds me of a story told by a former coworker. He was working at a copper forging company. One day was working on an internal plant power feeder. Can’t remember the voltage but was definitely 69kv or higher. He was told that a different employee at the plant was upset the feeder was out of service and had said he was going to personally turn the power back on. My friend said he nearly flipped out at the idea of someone ignoring the lockout tags and went to stop the guy as the feeder lines had been bonded together and grounded for a safety clearance. On his way to the switchboard the guy managed to close the breaker. The breaker exploded and luckily no one was hurt. He said the EMF field that pulsed thru the feeder to ground was so strong it picked up every particle of dust in the plant from every possible surface and levitated it into the air. He was also lifted and dropped onto the ground from the force. The dust in the air was thicker than any smoke he had ever experienced. So that be said when the forces are strong enough, even things that aren’t typically considered to be magnetically reactive can be manipulated.

[Mr_Top_Hat_Jones]

Absolutely… they don’t break the laws of physics. They are capable of utilizing aspects of physics that we don’t yet understand.

[wag]

It's very simple we don't understand physics the way we think we do...

[avalonsfate]

What you’re talking about in this video isn’t an anti-gravity drive, it’s an electrostatic drive.

[CedarCoveTigerPark]

Angry- Look up the work of Thomas Townsend Brown (T.T. Brown) and his patents on 'electrogravitic' propulsion. The focus was on high voltage DC potential across conductive plates separated by a dielectric medium in geometries that created an asymmetry in charge density, thus leading to measurable forces, including in a vacuum. NEVERMIND! I jumped the gun and you were ahead of the game! Keep up the good work!

[stephdigiorgio]

Scientific journals and magazines were talking about "cracking the code" to gravity and antigravity back in the 1940s-60s then just all of a sudden stopped publishing anything about it. They definitely knew something back then and have had something since atleast the mid 50s in my opinion. 🤔

[wbalthrop]

While this new drive is a very exiting development, it still does not show how UFO's pull of 90deg turns at full speed. With this drive the occupants will still be crushed at extremely high G's. The only type of drive that can overcome G forces is an artificial Gravity field drive which pulls equally on the occupants as well as the ship so occupants feel zero Gs when accelerating. Only problem is no one knows how to build one.

[johndoepker]

"You cant break the laws of physics, but you CAN bend them." - a quote i heard somewhere.

[lynn]

Not seeing people again would make me hesitate to leave in the first place. Theres people here worth sticking around for.

[avalonsfate]

It is not that this technology (anti-gravity) “defies” the laws of physics that we are familiar with. It still utilizes and stays within the laws of physics just fine, it is just that we don’t understand how it relates to the physics we understand. This is something that will have to either be explained to us by entities that use it or we will have to learn this and pass this knowledge on to humanity as a whole.

[ConfirmedCynic]

Wake me up when they're sending a prototype into orbit.

[slowercuber]

BTW, flying toward the center of the galaxy at (near) the speed of light has some impressive hazards. Good luck with that, .

[JonnoPlays]

I enjoy your alien bulletins. There's almost no good content in this genre, and when the news cycle is slow the other channels will spin up any drivel and click bait that comes to their imagination. This channel offers legitimate discussion based on science and testimonial from experts in the field. Very impressive, keep up the good work. I've stopped watching just about all the other channels that cover this situation including News Nation because they're really insulting the intelligence of their audience with their most recent offerings. Cheers 🥂

[mercurusblastomus]

Townesend Brown. a well documented early experimenter in High voltage electrostatics .

[mustang]

Still need a replicator, matter transporter, warp drive engine, as well as dilithium.

[bibliophile]

Good stuff as usual Angry. The UFO, UAP story is really fascinating.

[ZionistWorldOrder]

Electrogravitics= TT Brown + victor schauberger + a power source = humanity saving product

[crazzylee]

I've seen how it works. This type of propulsion has first been implemented in Russia's stealth submarines. The propulsion acts similarly to a rail gun but causes the charged medium between rails to become repulsive.

[triadxtechnologies]

I prefer the phrase "They defy our current understanding of physics".