Jean-François Geneste, CEO of WARPA and former Vice-President & Chief Scientist at Airbus, delivered the presentation “What Can Antigravity Be?” He challenged the foundations of mainstream physics, arguing that inconsistencies in quantum physics and general relativity stem from flawed assumptions and mathematical approaches.

Geneste highlighted the non-causal nature of quantum mechanics, its reliance on the axiom of choice, and the problematic interpretation of indistinguishable particles. He proposed a novel approach based on non-Archimedean geometry and infinitesimal particles, suggesting this framework could resolve paradoxes like the Banach-Tarski paradox and potentially allow for anti-gravity and faster-than-light communication by manipulating symmetries at an infinitesimal scale.

His ambitious vision includes using zero-point energy to terraform Venus and Mars, a scenario driven by the need for future human expansion beyond Earth. The presentation concluded with the assertion that a revised physics, based on his proposed model, could theoretically explain all phenomena and enable previously unimaginable technological advancements.

A Foundation in Crisis: The Flaws of Modern Physics

Geneste, a PhD in Cryptology from Sorbonne University and self-described engineer and mathematician, began by highlighting the inherent inconsistencies within current physics. He argued that the reliance on experimental verification alone is insufficient, particularly when the underlying theoretical framework is flawed. He compared the limitations of modern physics to those of medieval science, suggesting that orthodox physics acts as a self-imposed barrier, preventing us from exploring possibilities like energy creation from nothing and exceeding the speed of light.

He specifically criticized the non-causal nature of quantum physics and its reliance on the unprecedented accuracy of its predictions as justification for its validity. He pointed out the historical parallels between the use of epicycles in Ptolemaic astronomy and the introduction of De Broglie waves in quantum mechanics, both representing attempts to reconcile inaccurate models with observational data through computational power. Geneste argued that quantum physicists manipulate Fourier transforms and harmonics without a true understanding of their underlying implications.

He further dissected the flaws in Maxwell’s equations and general relativity, demonstrating how the simplification of these equations to wave equations leads to non-causality. He proposed two thought experiments, involving magnets and coils, designed to challenge special relativity’s principle of motion indistinguishability and expose inconsistencies in energy conservation. These experiments, while currently technologically challenging, highlight the potential for significant breakthroughs.

Rebuilding Physics from Scratch: A New Mathematical Framework

Geneste’s proposed solution involves a complete re-evaluation of the mathematical foundations of physics. He criticized the commonly accepted five axioms of quantum physics, arguing that a more comprehensive axiomatic system, closer to 25 axioms, is necessary for a truly consistent theory. He emphasized the importance of distinguishing between sets and proper classes, highlighting the limitations of using set theory to describe the universe, which he posits is a proper class, not a set.

He delved into the implications of non-Archimedean geometry, demonstrating how it allows for both infinite and infinitesimal magnitudes, resolving paradoxes related to point particles and providing a causal explanation for electron charge. This approach fundamentally alters our understanding of atomic and nuclear structure, suggesting that forces in nature are consequences of infinitesimal-scale geometry.

Anti-Gravity, Infinite Energy, and the Future of Humanity

Geneste’s revolutionary framework has profound implications, potentially unlocking the secrets of anti-gravity. By manipulating dissymmetries in electromagnetism and gravitation, he suggests that repulsive forces, and thus anti-gravity, are possible. While not guaranteeing a 1/r² repulsive force, his model proves that such a force would decrease polynomially with distance.

Furthermore, his theory suggests the possibility of infinite energy creation, not from nothing, but through the manipulation of Hamiltonian hypersurfaces. This, combined with the potential for faster-than-light communication via scale conversion, opens up a world of possibilities for human civilization.

Geneste envisions a future where humanity overcomes its limitations by harnessing zero-point energy (ZPE) to terraform Venus and Mars, creating a redundant civilization across multiple planets. He suggests that the search for extraterrestrial intelligence should focus on identifying planetary systems with multiple planets in the same orbit, as evidence of advanced civilizations solving similar growth problems.

Conclusion: A Paradigm Shift in Physics

Geneste’s presentation offered a radical reimagining of physics, challenging long-held assumptions and proposing a new framework that could revolutionize our understanding of the universe. While much of his work remains theoretical and requires further experimental verification, his ideas offer a compelling vision of a future where the limitations of physics are overcome, and the possibilities for humanity are limitless. This is a call for a paradigm shift, a re-evaluation of our fundamental assumptions, and a bold step towards a future previously confined to the realm of science fiction.