Ned Popovich will discuss Space Elevators, Tom Valone on the development of a Ufology & Astrosociology Textbook, Nathan Bunten on Graviflyer Experiments, and Dylan Freeman of RAEFOS Network will discuss the UAP Phenomenon from A to Z! We’ll also be hearing updates from our lab partners and finishing off the event with an open discussion by conference attendees!

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12:00pm PT – Ned Popovich – Space Train: A Novel Solution To Space Elevator Technology

Ned will provide a brief overview of current space access challenges and historical background to space elevator concepts, including the definition of a space elevator, key components, and advantages over traditional rocket launches. He will also provide a theoretical foundation explaining the elevator’s equilibrium point and earth’s rotation role in the concept, along with details on tether construction, transportation systems, environment and economic impacts, and the future prospects for construction of a space elevator using emerging technologies. He will also introduce the “Space Train” a breakthrough solution to space elevator challenges and a disruptive concept utilizing newsly discovered magnetic bound states of rotating magnetic fields.

1:00pm PT – Tom Valone – Development of a Ufology & Astrosociology Textbook

Tom Valone joins us to discuss the key concepts underlying a textbook he is developing to help explain the UAP Phemonenon and key principles of Exosociology / Astrosociology as part of a structured learning curriculum. Based on the ODNI recognition that UFO’s are real, and the widely accepted premise that they are extraterrestrial in origin, Tom will discuss various reports and descriptions of the craft and occupants, and explain how they fit into a categorization model for traditional learning environments.

2:00pm PT – Nathan Bunten – Graviflyer Experiments & Engineering

Nathan is part of the Graviflyer replication team attempting to recreate the work of Alexey Chekurkov, and works alongside Charles Crawford, Jarod Yates, Mike Gamble, John Scholz, Dr. David Chester, as in close collaboration with the original inventor, Alexey Chekurkov. Nathan will describe his research, and provide opinions on the best path to replication, and he approach he uses for design, construction, and testing. Nathan has a collection of Graviflyer videos on YouTube under the username “Old Man Builds”, and provides unique insights into the replication process based on his own hands-on experience.

3:00pm PT – Dylan Freeman – The UAP Phenomenon: From A To Z

Dylan Freeman is the founder of the RAEFOS Network, focused on collecting, analyzing & distributing UAP /UFO research & evidence from open sources. In this presentation, Dylan will be provided a well-need overview of the UAP phenomenon, helping to bring everyone up to speed on where things currently are. The UAP narrative is fast-paced and rapidly changing, so Dylan’s goal is to help provide a level playing field in terms of knowledge about where this topic is at, which will empower researchers & experiments to collaborate more effectively using a common knowledge base.

4:00pm PT – Lab Partners – Experimental Research Updates

Learn about hands-on engineering & technical research on advanced propulsion experiments by our lab partners. Mark Sokol & the Falcon Space team will describe recent work on NMR / EPR gravity-modification experiments, Jarod Yates & Charles Crawford will provide updates on the Graviflyer, Bryan St. Clair will discuss research being done into new inertial propulsion experiments, and other labs are anticipated to share updates as well during this time.

5:00pm PT – Open Discussion & Ad-Hoc Presentations

Conference guests interested in presenting experimental info to the group are invited to participate at this time, and our presenters will be available to take questions & discuss experiments.

Mike McCulloch will discuss Tests of a Quantum Horizon Drive, Nathan Inan discusses a classical coupling of gravitation & electromagnetism, Curtis Horn discusses the electromagnetic aspects of quaternion theory, and Mike Gamble will discuss his Graviflyer replication. We’ll also be hearing updates from our lab partners and finishing off the event with an open discussion by conference attendees!

12:00pm PT – Mike McCulloch – Tests of a Quantum (Horizon) Drive

Mike will discuss the theory of Quantised Inertia (QI), which explains inertial mass for the first time, eliminates the need for dark matter in galaxies, and predicted that metal structures can produce propellantless (quantum) thrust from the vacuum. Becker & Bhatt (2018) tested this successfully using capacitors and we are re-testing (DARPA funded) in an academic environment at Plymouth University. Thrusts of up to 25 mg (0.25mN), close to those predicted by quantised inertia, are being seen in our lab at Plymouth. They reverse when the capacitor is turned over. They only occur for capacitors hotter than 50oC and within 5-10% of the dielectric breakdown point, as expected. The results vary in line with the QI theory and buoyancy or EM artefacts have been excluded, but we only get thrust in typically 50% of cases.

1:00pm PT – Nathan Inan – Classical Coupling of Electromagnetism & Gravity

Linearized General Relativity leads to formulations known as gravito- electromagnetism (GEM) due to mathematical resemblance with electromagnetism. A common approach is the use of harmonic coordinates, however this has the misleading feature of implying gravitational waves can be vector fields (similar to electromagnetism) rather than tensor fields. Alternatively, transverse-traceless coordinates properly isolate the gravitational wave tensor fields, but the coordinates can only be applied outside matter sources. A more favorable approach is presented here which starts by formulating new coordinate-invariant field definitions. This leads to new GEM field equations that are applicable inside matter sources. Gravitational waves are described by Faraday-like and Ampere-like relationships involving electric-like and magnetic-like tensor fields. The formulation is applied to the concept of gravitational conductors to derive gravitational dispersion relations, plasma frequencies, indices of refraction, penetration depths, impedances, and reflection/transmission coefficients. The result is a complete framework for describing the response of various materials to gravitational waves. Future use of this formalism could be used for communication via gravitational waves, and possibly even laser-like amplification of gravitational radiation as well as aerospace propulsion.

2:00pm PT – Curtis Horn – EM-Aspects of Quaternion Formulation for GR & Mach Effects

Curtis will provide additional insights into the electromagnetic aspects of a field theory developed by Mendel Sachs, based on solid physics principles and sound physical logic. Unfortunately, the theory that results is highly non-linear and uses a mathematical framework that is outside of the standard physics curriculum since it is a spinor/quaternion formulation that combines Gravity and Electromagnetism. If Sachs theory is correct, there are profound consequences for the origin of inertial mass. We will also discuss propellent-less propulsion, including the potential of using the Breit–Wheeler process. Also, we will give an update on the Mach Effect experiment.

3:00pm PT – Mike Gamble – Graviflyer Replication

Is Alexey Cherkurkov’s Graviflyer a working field-effect propulsion drive, or just an elaborate hoax? Right now, a team of researchers are working with him on replication efforts, and in this presentation, Mike Gamble will be discussing his research efforts as well as providing details on testing with a Graviflyer device constructed by Alexey that Mike is currently investigating. Cherkurkov has demonstrated many successful Graviflyer tests in both a series of public YouTube videos as well as in private zoom calls, and Mike is one of several experimenters excited about the possiblity of first replicating, and then understanding, the science behind the claims.

4:00pm PT – Lab Partners – Experimental Research Updates

Learn about hands-on engineering & technical research on advanced propulsion experiments by our lab partners. Mark Sokol & the Falcon Space team will describe recent work on NMR / EPR gravity-modification experiments, Jarod Yates & Charles Crawford will provide updates on the Graviflyer, Bryan St. Clair will discuss research being done into new inertial propulsion experiments, and other labs are anticipated to share updates as well during this time.

4:30pm PT – Daniel Davis – Interpretations of Quantum Mechanics

QM is commonly used to describe a variety of well-known physical effects, but the interpretative model of QM isn’t always expressly described, which can lead to confusion. In this video, Daniel Davis discusses some of the various interpretations of QM.

5:00pm PT – Open Discussion & Ad-Hoc Presentations

Conference guests interested in presenting experimental info to the group are invited to participate at this time, and our presenters will be available to take questions & discuss experiments.

Mike Waters will discuss ZPE Breakthrough Implications, Christopher Provatidis will present a Review of Inertial Propulsion Devices, Andrew Beckwith will discuss Dark Matter / Axion Rockets & Neutrinos, Justin Pearson will discuss a proposed SpacePort in Aruba, and John Brandenburg will describe the Collateral Effects of the Martian Thermonuclear Holocaust. We’ll also be hearing updates from our lab partners and finishing off the event with an open discussion by conference attendees!

12:00pm PT – Mike Waters – ZPE Breakthrough Implications

Mike has worked in advanced energy research for over 22 years. He will discuss several ZPE systems currently in development and the potential synergy with propulsion breakthroughs such the QEM VEM drive and EM drive. Mike has developed a technology backed physics model based on system definitions that correct current universal LoT assumptions. These definitions have enabled teaching classically trained physicists and engineers in minutes. Mike’s ZPE discoveries appear to synergize with theories proposed by John Brandenburg, Mike McCullouch, Paul LaViolette and others.

1:00pm PT – Christopher Provatidis – Inertial Propulsion Devices: A Review

The use of the Google Scholar produces about 278 hits on the term ‘‘inertial propulsion.’’ If patents are also included, the number of hits increases to 536. This paper discusses, in a critical way, some characteristic aspects of this controversial topic. The review starts with the halteres of athletes in the Olympic games of ancient times and then continues with some typical devices which were developed or/and patented from the second fourth of the twentieth century till today. In this presentation, Christopher will deliver a review of many human attempts to create thrust by consuming energy but without expelling material from a vehicle, merely by rotating masses.

2:00pm PT – Andrew Beckwith – Dark Matter / Axion Rockets & Neutrinos

We present Dark Matter candidates from non SUSY processes, in a way emphasizing how a Dark Matter (DM) candidate of roughly 100 – 400 GeV could be formed. As has been said about the Photon rocket and Axions rockets, the presence of a mag- netic field supposedly would switch DM particle candidates to photons, in such a way as to in the end configure a photon rocket style device from DM in a thrust chamber. The presence of Dark Matter (DM) would in itself merely indicate that the emerging photon thrust would be comparatively greater than it would be for more conventional photon rockets. This amplifies and improves upon a so called axion rocket ram jet for interstellar travel. We assume that much the same sort of metho- dology for a would-be axion ramjet could be employed for DM, with perhaps greater thrust/power conversion efficiencies.

3:00pm PT – Justin Pearson – The Spaceport in Aruba

Justin Pearson founded Baldwin Aerospace in 2017, which is a research and development business specializing in hypersonic technologies emphasizing scramjet propulsion & hypersonic bodies. Justin works with a diverse and mid-sized team of aerospace engineers, and will be discussing his recent trip to Aruba and efforts to create a SpacePort in the ABC Islands to take advantage of lower equatorial launch costs for traditional rockets & facilitate economic development favorable to emerging aerospace technologies in the area.

4:00pm PT – John Brandenburg – Collateral Effects of the Martian Thermonuclear Holocaust

Dr. John Brandenburg will present an update to his hypothesis about an ancient thermonuclear holocaust on Mars – in particular, discussing the potential for neutron bombs to generate an “atmospheric chain reaction” described in the movie Oppenheimer. Brandenburg bases his research on the existence of rare isotopes in Martian soil typically only produced by thermonuclear devices, and speculates that Mars current unhabitable state is the result of ancient explosions.

5:00pm PT – Lab Partners – Experimental Research Updates

Learn about hands-on engineering & technical research on advanced propulsion experiments by our lab partners. Mark Sokol & the Falcon Space team will describe recent work on NMR / EPR gravity-modification experiments, Jarod Yates & Charles Crawford will provide updates on the Graviflyer, Bryan St. Clair will discuss research being done into new inertial propulsion experiments, and other labs are anticipated to share updates as well during this time.

6:00pm PT – Open Discussion & Ad-Hoc Presentations

Conference guests interested in presenting experimental info to the group are invited to participate at this time, and our presenters will be available to take questions & discuss experiments.

Kurt Zeller presents on SpaceTime Engineering, Curtis Horn discusses the Sachs-Dirac Matter Field Equations, Alex Wolf III will discuss experimental work with metamaterials, Christopher Maylor describes his research into a Quantum-Based Warp Core, and Shiva Meucci will discuss a NeoClassical Interpretation of Quantum and Relativistic Physics. We’ll also be hearing updates from our lab partners and finishing off the event with an open discussion by conference attendees!

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12:00pm PT – Kurt Zeller – SpaceTime Engineering

The gravitational electromagnetic analogy postulates that our gravitational field is composed of two components: (1) the gravito-electric field (common gravity) and (2) the gravito-magnetic field (a weak inductive orthogonal component). Gravitomagnetic fields are induced via net angular momentum of a mass current – directly analogous to magnetic fields resulting from an electrical current. This talk aims to summarize gravitomagnetic theory and briefly highlight the recent observations that affirm its validity, as well as potential astronomical implications. Translating this theory to the quantum level may suggest that measurable gravitational fields could be created by driving coherent nucleon spin across a well-organized lattice. Experimental anomalies surrounding superconductors may be pointing us in the right direction.

1:00pm PT – Curtis Horn – Sachs-Dirac Matter Field Equations

Curtis Horn will present a paper discussing the Matter Field Equations of Mendel Sachs & Paul Dirac, as well as particle anti-particle pairs and quaternion E&M in further depth. Curtis has presented a number of concepts at APEC, and has worked extensively with Dr. James Woodward’s team on the MEGA Drive and Mach-Effect Propulsion.

2:00pm PT – Alex Wolf III – Armour MetaMaterials R&D Review

Alex provides a detailed review of analysis of experimental metamaterials based On Dr. Mark Moody (NASA Alumni’s) theoretical research on pilot waves. This theory is mathematically and physically consistent with theoretical work developed Alex Wolf III and used for various advanced calculations related to metamaterial development. These materials are engineered by Alex and Christopher Maylor. This experimental test analysis relates to the electromagnetic, electromotive, and photonic emission testing of his experimental tests.

3:00pm PT – Christopher Maylor – Quantum-Based Warp Core

Chris Maylor’s Warp Technologies Research Centre (W-TRC) is pursuing a unique, binary approach to warp-propulsion that involves a symbiosis between the design of the warp-core and the spacecraft hull, and is involved in experimental design & designing of multi-laminate metamaterials to achieve this. He will provide an in-depth overview of both the theoretical model his work is based on as well as the extensive experimental design and testing he has undertaken to achieve this.

4:00pm PT – Shiva Meucci – NeoClassical Interpretation of Quantum and Relativistic Physics

Shiva Meucci discusses a historical investigation of the conceptual lineage of modern theory, which reveals points of exacting overlap in physical theories which, while now considered cross discipline, originally split from a common source and can be reintegrated as a singular science again. This revival of an older associative hierarchy, combined with modern insights, can open new avenues for investigation. This reintegration of cross-disciplinary theories and tools is defined as the “Neoclassical Interpretation.”

5:00pm PT – Lab Partners – Experimental Research Updates

Learn about hands-on engineering & technical research on advanced propulsion experiments by our lab partners. Mark Sokol & the Falcon Space team will describe recent work on NMR / EPR gravity-modification experiments, Jarod Yates & Charles Crawford will provide updates on the Graviflyer, Bryan St. Clair will discuss research being done into new inertial propulsion experiments, and other labs are anticipated to share updates as well during this time.

6:00pm PT – Open Discussion & Ad-Hoc Presentations

Conference guests interested in presenting experimental info to the group are invited to participate at this time, and our presenters will be available to take questions & discuss experiments.

David Pares describes a new VEM drive breakthrough, Charles Buhler discusses experimental propulsion results based on asymmetrical electrostatic pressure, Daniel Davis provides an overview of warp-drive propulsion concepts, Andrew Beckwith discusses how torsion may allow for a cosmological constant & Mark Sokol provides updates on DNO Inertial Mass Shielding. We’ll also be hearing updates from our lab partners and finishing off the event with an open discussion by conference attendees!

12:00pm PT – David Pares – Variable Electromagnetic Drive Breakthrough

In this breaking news update, David Pares will discuss recent upgrades & experimental results for the VEM Drive indicating a repeatable propulsive output of 11.72 Newtons (2.65 lbs) force generated by 1,500 Watts input power during 30-second duration tests – without evidence of ion-wind or electrostatic repulsion, and accompanied by red-shifting effects. For the last seven years, the Quantum Electrodynamics R&D team has been developing a proprietary Variable Electromagnetic (VEM) Drive that they claim compresses the fabric of space, and requires no liquid propellant that chemical or ion drive to move through space.

1:00pm PT – Charles Buhler – Assymetrical Capacitance Experimental Results

Dr. Charles Buhler discusses experimental propulsion results based on asymmetrical electrostatic pressure, in a device described in International Patent# WO2020159603A2. The device is described as a system and method for generating a force from a voltage difference applied across at least one electrically conductive surface. The applied voltage difference creates an electric field resulting in an electrostatic pressure force acting on at least one surface of an object. Asymmetries in the resulting electrostatic pressure force vectors result in a net resulting electrostatic pressure force acting on the object. The magnitude of the net resulting electrostatic pressure force is a function of the geometry of the electrically conductive surfaces, the applied voltage, and the dielectric constant of any material present in the gap between electrodes.

2:00pm PT – Daniel Davis – Warp-Drive Research

Daniel Davis will discuss the current state of research into warp-drive propulsion, including the challenge of integrating solutions to the engineering challenges of the Alcubierre Drive together from a variety of diverse scientific sources. Davis believes most, if not all, of the fundamental challenges to building a working warp-drive have been solved – but one obstacle to success involves combining solutions proposed by various scientists into a single model.

3:00pm PT – Andrew Beckwith – How Torsion May Allow For A Cosmological Constant

Andrew Beckwith will discuss how torsion may allow for a cosmological constant, which links the ideas given by Beckwith and QaZi 2023 to a presentation as far as Torsion as given by de Sabbata and Sirvaram, Erice 1990. The 1990 article claims that Torsion cancels Cosmological vacuum energy whereas our formulation leads to a left over cosmological constant 10^-121 times vacuum energy. Meantime speculation as to how all this relates to black hole physics and speculation given by Corda which replaces traditional firewalls with a different formulation are included as that presentation by Corda uses the idea of a quantum number n, which ties into his own Cosmological constant presentation.

4:00pm PT – Mark Sokol – Dynamic Nuclear Orientation Mass Shielding Experiment

Falcon Space Founder Mark Sokol discusses the original Alzofon DNO experiments and how his team resurrected this technology & has worked in conjunction with David Alzofon to build a new type of propulsion system based on EPR & Dynamic Nuclear Orientation technologies. He will describe the evolution of his research over time & current efforts utilizing advanced testing & measurement equipment.

4:30pm PT – Lab Partners – Experimental Research Updates

Learn about hands-on engineering & technical research on advanced propulsion experiments by our lab partners. Mark Sokol & the Falcon Space team will describe recent work on NMR / EPR gravity-modification experiments, Jarod Yates & Charles Crawford will provide updates on the Graviflyer and other labs will share updates as well during this time.

5:00pm PT – Open Discussion & Ad-Hoc Presentations

Conference guests interested in presenting experimental info to the group are invited to participate at this time, and our presenters will be available to take questions & discuss experiments.

Salvatore Pais & John Brandenburg will discuss the “Superforce”, Mitch Randall will explain passive radar for UAP tracking, Hugh Deasy will explain his research into Prime Numbers and applications for breakthrough propulsion, and Jack Sarfatti will discuss UAP Physics. This November APEC turns 3, so we’ll be celebrating with conference attendees and participants, as well as hearing updates from our lab partners and finishing off the event with an open discussion by conference attendees!

12:00pm PT – Hugh Deasy – Prime Numbers, Local Space Drives & Warp-Drives

Hugh will provide insights into Prime Numbers based on custom computer program analysis he has used to investigated some features of prime numbers. He believes that his research has led to what may be a fundamental discovery about prime numbers, which could potentially be related to Searl’s “Law Of The Squares” and have propulsion and energy-generation applications. He will also discuss a competing idea to the IVO quantum drive (to be launched on SpaceX transporter 9 on Nov 7th), and will offer suggestions for one avenue of design for a hyperspace propulsion system.

1:00pm PT – Mitch Randall – Passive Radar for UAP Tracking & Research

Mitch Randall will discuss a novel approach to tracking Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon (UAP) using passive radar detection. This technology works by comparing reflected radio & other common electromagnetic signals against locally known source locations, thereby allowing the radar to detect moving airborne objects without sending a signal. Randall hopes that this technology will be adopted by citizen investigators of the UAP phenomenon, and could potentially provide a national UAP detection network similar in architecture to the old “SETI @ Home” distributed signal processing network.

2:00pm PT – Salvatore Pais & John Brandenburg – The Superforce

Dr’s Salvatore Pais and John Brandenburg participate in a joint discussion of Pais’ new publication on the “Superforce” and it’s relationship to the Pais Effect. Dr. Pais has described the “The Superforce” as a “Fundamental Force of Unification” that can also described as the “Planck Force”, and is found in the field equations of Einstein’s General Relativity theory. Dr. Brandenburg has discussed the the Pais paper in past events, and in this presentation he will discuss it jointly with Dr. Pais to provide context on how to harness it for propulsion applications.

3:00pm PT – Jack Sarfatti – David Grusch & UAP Physics

Dr Jack Sarfatti will discuss a summary of UAP related claims compiled from the David Grusch narrative on Reddit, and offer his insights into how his research into gravitational metamaterials and advanced relativitistic physics can explain contemporary sightings. Dr. Sarfatti’s approach to a low-power warp-drive is based on the conventional & well-accepted principles of relativity theory.

4:00pm PT – Lab Partners – Experimental Research Updates

Learn about hands-on engineering & technical research on advanced propulsion experiments by our lab partners. Mark Sokol & the Falcon Space team will describe recent work on NMR / EPR gravity-modification experiments, Jarod Yates & Charles Crawford will provide updates on the Graviflyer, Bryan St. Clair will discuss research being done into new inertial propulsion experiments, and other labs are anticipated to share updates as well during this time.

5:00pm PT – APEC’s 3rd Birthday Party!

The Nov 25th Conference marks APEC’s 3rd year of events, with nearly 60 total events since we started the conference in Nov 2020. We are proud to support the Alt Propulsion Community and thankful for being able to help scientists, engineers & independent researchers spread the word about their innovations. We’ll be spending this segment celebrating APEC’s Birthday, as well as participating in Open Discussion with conference presenters and attendees.

Tiziano Fulceri will discuss optics as a fundamental unification paradigm for gravity, Brendan Darrer will provide a detailed analysis of Subquantum Kinetics, Curtis Horn on Spinor/Quaternion GR & Mach Effects, and Isaiah Ritchey will provide an overview of his Searl Effect Generator replication project. We’ll also be hearing updates from our lab partners and finishing off the event with an open discussion by conference attendees!

12:00pm PT – Tiziano Fulceri – Optics as a Fundamental Unification Paradigm for Gravity

Optics as understood in the modern sense as the study of propagation of perturbations within a medium stands out as an all-encompassing, unifying vision for all branches of fundamental physics, even if the specific details of some regimes are not worked out yet. In fact, this vision can serve as a guide in constructing new specialized theories in the “quantum gravity” regime, in the “macroscopic quantum gravity” regime, or even in a causal, microscopic “emergent” explanation for the perturbation of the gravito-inertial field by the masses based on testable, reproducible phenomena.

1:00pm PT – Brendan Darrer – Subquantum Kinetics

Brendan will present a detailed analysis of Dr. Paul Laviolette’s Theory of Subquantum Kinetics, and describes how this model allows us to analyze reported propulsion and over-unity energy technologies that cannot be explained by conventional physics. The electro-gravitic technologies which thus far have been explained using the SQK paradigm include: Townsend Brown’s electro-gravitic thruster; the Podkletnov gravity impulse beam, and the Searl disc.

2:00pm PT – Curtis Horn – Spinor/Quaternion Formulation of GR & Mach Effects

Curtis will cover a field theory developed by Mendel Sachs that is not well known. This theory is different from many other popular attempts at a TOE or unifications in that it is based on solid physics principles and sound physical logic. Unfortunately, the theory that results is highly non-linear and uses a mathematical framework that is outside of the standard physics curriculum since it is a spinor/quaternion formulation that combines Gravity and Electromagnetism. If Sachs theory is correct, there are profound consequences for the origin of inertial mass. We will also discuss propellent-less propulsion, including the potential of using the Breit–Wheeler process. Also, we will give an update on the Mach Effect experiment.

3:00pm PT – Isaiah Ritchey – Searl Effect Generator Replication

Isaiah Ritchey will provide a detailed overview of his Searl Effect Generator (SEG) replication project, which seeks to recreate the reported energy-generation & gravity-control claims made by John R. Searl in the mid 20th century. The Searl Effect Generator (SEG) functions along the principles of a linear induction motor (LIM), but designed around a circular track for continuous motion of movable rotors. It is a magnetic prime mover of electromagnetic multi-phased cylindrical rollers over fixed stator rings and free of mechanical wear or friction. Ritchey’s work is notable in precisely following the design & construction parameters outlined by Searl.

4:00pm PT – Lab Partners – Experimental Research Updates

Learn about hands-on engineering & technical research on advanced propulsion experiments by our lab partners. Mark Sokol & the Falcon Space team will describe recent work on NMR / EPR gravity-modification experiments, Jarod Yates & Charles Crawford will provide updates on the Graviflyer, Bryan St. Clair will discuss research being done into new inertial propulsion experiments, and other labs are anticipated to share updates as well during this time.

5:00pm PT – Open Discussion & Ad-Hoc Presentations

Phil Bouchard showcases an experiment he conducted in the hopes of confirming one of Finite-Theory’s predictions on mass, momentum & angular velocity. Gary Stephenson describes research by Dr. Giorgio Fontana utilizing Josephson Junctions to generate & detect Gravitational-Waves, for HFGW astronomical research and possible 2 way communications applications. Gerald demonstrates a unique type of bifilar-wound coil apparatus in a circuit that gives it unique electrical properties. This is part of an ongoing series of experiments by Gerald utilizing novel windings, current & other coil configuration design factors as he researches new energy & possible propulsion applications.

Jeremy Rys will present a completely updated analysis of reverse-engineered UAP technology, David Chester will provide a quantitative analogy between gravity & condensed matter, Don Tadaya discusses the UAP Centralization Program, and John Brandenburg provides an overview of spinors in physics. We’ll also be hearing a ton of new updates from half a dozen of our lab partners in today’s event!

12:00pm PT – Jeremy Rys – UAP Tech Briefing (Late 2023)

Jeremy Rys will present a completely updated analysis of reverse-engineered UAP technology from its historical origins to current Department of Defense investigation & Congressional hearings, along research suggestions on UAP reverse-engineering for advanced propulsion applications. Jeremy has been studying the technology behind UAP propulsion systems for over a decade, and his research has built a massive online audience who rely on his scientific & technology analysis.

1:00pm PT – David Chester – Gravity vs. Condensed Matter

Dr. David Chester will be discussing a quantitative analogy between gravity and condensed matter, and explore a variety of theoretical approaches to modifying the fabric of time space based on the formalism of relativity theory, quantum mechanics, and other models. By exploring the most general framework of relativistic gravitational dynamics as a quantum field theory, multiple antigravity candidates are found. Conventional approaches from supergravity, string theory, and conformal gravity isolate simple antigravitic fields similar to Maxwell electrodynamics or Heaviside gravity. By understanding how the quantum vacuum is effectively a metamaterial, this perspective is used to study metamaterials for engineering applications of antigravity.

2:00pm PT – Lab Partners – Experimental Research Updates

A full-house of updates from Mark Sokol, Bryan St. Clair, Jarod Yates, Drew Auregema, Myke Does, and Bernie Konkin. Mark Sokol & the Falcon Space team continue work on NMR / EPR gravity-modification experiments, Bryan St. Clair will discuss research being done into new inertial propulsion experiments at St. Clair Tech, Drew Auregema provides an update with 40% thrust/weight ratio improvements on his patented thruster, and Bernie goes all-in on electrolysis experiments.

3:00pm PT – Don Tadaya – UAP Centralization Program Updates

Don Tadaya provides an in-depth overview of the logic & data-analysis used in his continuing work on a 60,000 record review of UAP reporting from the MUFON database, NUFORC, and other sources. Don has collected and pulled together records from a variety of databases and is using AI and natural language processing to analyze them & predictively assess them for errors, mistakes, and potential verifiability.

4:00pm PT – John Brandenburg – The Nuts & Bolts Of Spinors

Dr. John Brandenburg provides an overview of the conceptual and mathematical formalism for spinors, along with lots of examples from nature & engineering of vector & spin-locked systems that demonstrate what a spinor is.

Mark Calvo will present the CBU Quantum Graviton Paper, Tami Pudina will discuss Interstellar Propulsion, and John Brandenburg will discuss GEM Theory & applications for advanced space propulsion. We’ll also be hearing updates from our lab partners and finishing off the event with an open discussion by conference attendees!

12:00pm PT – Mark Calvo – CBU Quantum Graviton Paper

What causes gravity? Sir Isaac Newton discovered and expressed gravity in his equations as a force that is instantaneous and of infinite range, while Einstein redefined it as a force resulting from the curvature of space-time limited by the speed of light. Since then, modern physicists search for the “graviton” mass less spin-2 particle has been fruitless. Could they be looking for a particle that does not exist? Mark D. Calvo will present a detailed model describing the graviton as shadow force.

1:00pm PT – Tami Pudina – Interstellar Propulsion

Various propulsion methods are being developed in an attempt to make interstellar travel feasible, such as nuclear propulsion, ionic propulsion, photonic propulsion, and the theoretical Alcubierre drive. In this presentation, Tami examines these propulsion methods and equations and includes the research that supports them, with the goal of introducing concepts to laymen in order to further insight and eventually making humans an interplanetary species and interstellar travel a reality.

2:00pm PT – John Brandenburg – GEM Theory

Physicist Dr. John Brandenburg will be discussing the GEM (Gravity Electro-Magnetism) Theory, which is a unified field theory that brings Gravity, Magnetism, Electricity and other forces into a controllable force that can power all sorts of aircraft, spacecraft and other vehicles – and could lead to a new type of electric spacecraft that will make rockets obsolete. The GEM theory in basic form gives a physical EM analogue of Gravity fields and invokes a Kaluza-Klein 5th dimension of a subatomic size, but much larger than the Planck Length. It yields a massless vacuum, and a highly accurate formula for G the Newton Gravitation constant.

3:00pm PT – Lab Partners – Experimental Research Updates

Learn about hands-on engineering & technical research on advanced propulsion experiments by our lab partners. Mark Sokol & the Falcon Space team will describe ongoing experiments with NMR / EPR gravity-modification, Michael Perrone will describe his ongoing work with the LK-99 Superconductor, and we anticipate updates from Andrew Aurigema and our other lab partners.

4:00pm PT – Open Discussion

Conference Q&A and general discussion will take place during this APEC webinar’s open discussion session. This is a regular part of each conference and allows attendees to communicate, collaborate & update each other on research, trends, and news items important to the community.

Dr. Raymond Chiao will discuss Spin-Gravity Coupling between EM & GR, Dr. Kevin Knuth will provide an analysis of the UAP Phenomenon & Extraterrestrial Hypothesis, our Panel Discussion will explore the changing narrative from US Congressional UFO Hearings, and Dr. John Brandenburg presents a theory of Mars Nuclear Catastrophe. We’ll also hear the latest updates from our lab partners, and finishing off the event with an open discussion session and ad hoc presentations by conference attendees!

12:00pm PT – Raymond Chiao – Spin-Gravity Coupling

Spin-torsion coupling via pairs of entangled electrons in a YIG ferrite sphere in the presence of a GR torsion wave: Spin-orbit coupling of electrons leads to GR-EM wave transduction. Dr. Chaio describes an experiment in which the spins of YIG ferrite spheres will behave like compass needles that are free to pivot as free bodies around the axes of the spheres at microwave frequencies

1:00pm PT – Kevin Knuth – Evidence That UAPs Are Advanced Non-Human Craft

Dr. Kevin Knuth will provide updates on his research into the UAP Phenomenon, along with evidence supporting his conclusion that at least some UAP are extraterrestrial spacecraft. His new findings UAP come at a critical time given recent whistleblower allegations & likely upcoming Congressional hearings on this topic. Dr. Knuth is considered one of the most credible and trusted investigators on the UAP phenomenon due to his reliance on hard data reported by US Navy pilots and military personnel.

2:00pm PT – Panel Discussion – Congressional UFO Hearings

Ever since the Nimitz UAP story made headlines back in 2017, the narrative has been focused on military pilot testimony, “Tic Tac” shaped objects, radar & sensor data, and DoD investigations. That changed in Jun 2023 when former intelligence officer David Grusch came forward with claims that the U.S. Government is engaged in reverse-engineering efforts of recovered UFOs and in possession of biological remains of non-human pilots. We’ll be doing a round-robin panel discussion of the current state of the UAP story and how it impacts the Alt Propulsion community.

3:30pm PT – Lab Partners – Experimental Research Updates

Michael Perrone will describe his replication work on the LK-99 Superconductor, including a detailed overview of the chemistry and crystal-growth process. Aidan Shaffer discusses metallurgy work on multi-layer metallic compounds, Jarod Yates discusses his upcoming trip to visit Ray Stanford, and Tim Ventura unboxes the GCP 2.0 RNG device.

4:00pm PT – Open Discussion Session

Conference Q&A sessions, general discussion, and unplanned presentations by guests & attendees will take place during APEC’s open discussion. This is a regular part of each conference and allows attendees to communicate, collaborate & update each other on research, trends, and news items important to the community.

5:00pm PT – John Brandenburg – Mars Nuclear Catastrophe

In an epic story of discovery, strong evidence is presented for a dead civilization on Mars and the shocking reason for its demise: an ancient planetary-scale nuclear massacre leaving isotopic traces of vast explosions that endure to our present age.

Dr. Chance Glenn will be discussing on Warp-Drive Bubble Research, Dr. William Rieken, Christopher Obafunwa & Raviv Yatom will describe a new Hybrid Rotational Detonation Engine, and Jarod Yates will explain the TR3-B Black Manta. We’ll also be hearing community news headlines from our media partners, and finishing off the event with an open discussion and ad hoc presentations by conference attendees!

12:00pm PT – Chance Glenn – Warp Drive Research

Dr. Chance Glenn will describe a planned experiment that involves pumping a radio frequency chamber with a laser beam running through it in order to distort time/space and detect a warp signature. The experiment involves filling the chamber with ethylene glycol, which could allow Glenn to detect traces of gravitational waves, or ripples in spacetime. Glenn is working with ZC industries to identify & harness this approach to warp-drive dynamics, which can be scaled up for use in prototype propulsion systems.

1:00pm PT – Rieken, Obafunwa, Yatom – Hybrid Rotational Detonation Engine

Dr. William Rieken, Christopher Obafunwa, and Raviv Yatom will describe a new type of air-breathing engine currently being developed in Japan, and provide examples of applications in aerospace propulsion where it is expected to outperform traditional combustion engine technologies. This engine is notable for having an ISP approximately 20 times higher than normal, enabling a design for an SSTO (single stage to orbit) which they describe in detail.

2:00pm PT – Jarod Yates – 2023 UAP Investigation Update

The TR-3B “Black Manta” was described by Ed Fouche as large black triangle utilizing a form of gravity cointrol, developed by Lockheed at the Area 51 S-4 facility. It is believed to be the source of a large number of “black triangle” UFO sightings in the 1990’s, such as a series of 2,600 reports of large black triangular UFOs in Belgium from November 1989 to April 1990 In Belgium. Fouche claimed the TR-3B possessed technology which allowed it to hover indefinitely, as well as perform accelerations greater than 40 G’s. In March 2022, Salvatore Pais gave his first public appearance in which he details his Navy patents, one of which includes plans for a TR-3B like airframe with similar flight characteristics as described by Fouche. In this presentation Jarod will propose a few possible avenues by which this technology may be realized.

3:00pm PT – Lab Partners – Experimental Research Updates

Learn about hands-on engineering & technical research on advanced propulsion experiments by our lab partners. Mark Sokol & the Falcon Space team will describe recent work on NMR / EPR gravity-modification experiments, as well as Mark’s gravity-plating experiment and several other projects. Falcon Space continues to grow rapidly & add new equipment for machining & fabrication of experimental systems, and is a regular presenter at APEC. Bryan St. Clair will discuss research being done into new inertial propulsion experiments at St. Clair Tech – with replication assistance from colleague Ross Small. Other labs are anticipated to share updates as well during this time.

4:00pm PT – Media Partners – Current News & Events

Learn about emerging tech stories, trends & headlines from our media partners, who will provide an overview of top headlines along with details of their latest stories & online coverage. APEC is proud to work on conjunction with a variety of community-focused independent media outlets to help share news & raise awareness about continuing research in breakthrough propulsion technologies.

5:00pm PT – Open Discussion 

General discussion & followup questions on scheduled presenters will take place during APEC’s open discussion. This is a regular part of each conference and allows attendees to communicate, collaborate & update each other on research, trends, and news items important to the community.

Dr. Michael G. Anderson will discuss the WARP Reactor concept, Gary Stephenson will provide a detailed update on the science, technology & policy in the ongoing UAP investigation, David Pares will describe new experiments with the Variable Electromagnetic Drive, and our lab partners will provide updates on the latest research & experimental headlines. We’ll also be hearing community news headlines from our media partners, and finishing off the event with an open discussion and ad hoc presentations by conference attendees!

12:00pm PT – Michael G. Anderson – WARP Reactor Concept

Michael will discuss a WARP Reactor concept promising orders of magnitude increase of intense ion beam energies and respective radiation yields at a fraction of the size and cost over existing z‐ pinch class accelerators. This breakthrough design allows the economically viable study of new Relativistic High Energy Density (RHED) Physics regimes for probing the intersection between General Relativity and Quantum Field Theory along with game‐ changing direct applications from rep‐rated Magnetized Liner Inertial Fusion (MagLIF) devices for energy production and advanced propulsion to multi‐pulse compact flash x‐ ray/neutron radiography sources for assessing our Nation’s aging nuclear weapons stockpile.

1:00pm PT – Gary Stephenson – 2023 UAP Investigation Update

Gary will provide a detailed overview of the current UAP investigation, including science & technical research into reverse-engineering propulsion systems. He’ll be reviewing the contributions of key groups & figures such as Eric Davis, Hal Puthoff, Bob Baker, Paul Murad, and more – and describing key avenues in advanced propulsion research to replicate documented UAP flight performance. Gary will also discuss AARO, the Wilson Memo, Puthoff’s “Ultraterrestrial” hypothesis, the Einstein-Oppenheimer letter,  the Reagan Library’s Majestic 12 Briefing, and more.

2:00pm PT – David Pares – Variable Electromagnetic Drive Update

For the last seven years, the Quantum Electrodynamics R&D team has been developing a proprietary Variable Electromagnetic (VEM) Drive that compresses the fabric of space. The VEM Drive requires no liquid propellant that chemical or ion drive to move through space. David will be discussing the team’s continuing research & test results which have progressed beyond VEM Drive v18 which was measured to produce up to three pounds of thrust during testing.

3:00pm PT – Lab Partners – Experimental Research Updates

Learn about hands-on engineering & technical research on advanced propulsion experiments by our lab partners. Mark Sokol & the Falcon Space team will describe recent work on NMR / EPR gravity-modification experiments, as well as Mark’s gravity-plating experiment and several other projects. Falcon Space continues to grow rapidly & add new equipment for machining & fabrication of experimental systems, and is a regular presenter at APEC. Bryan St. Clair will discuss research being done into new inertial propulsion experiments at St. Clair Tech – with replication assistance from colleague Ross Small. Other labs are anticipated to share updates as well during this time.

4:00pm PT – Media Partners – Current News & Events

Learn about emerging tech stories, trends & headlines from our media partners, who will provide an overview of top headlines along with details of their latest stories & online coverage. APEC is proud to work on conjunction with a variety of community-focused independent media outlets to help share news & raise awareness about continuing research in breakthrough propulsion technologies.

5:00pm PT – Panel Discussion

Conference Q&A and general discussion will take place during APEC’s open discussion. This is a regular part of each conference and allows attendees to communicate, collaborate & update each other on research, trends, and news items important to the community.

Ethan Krauss will discuss Electron Air’s Ionocraft, Dave Rossi will provide insights and “A New Perspective On Old Physics”, Jeremy Rys will present an updated UAP Technical Briefing 2023 Update, Mark Sokol plans to re-test the Podkletnov Impulse Generator, and Wayne Ojala will discuss Alzofon experimental videos. We’ll be finishing off the event with an open discussion and ad hoc presentations by conference attendees!

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12:00pm PT – Ethan Krauss – The Electron Air Ionocraft

Ethan will discuss first self-powered, ion-propelled aircraft in history, that can both take off and fly with its power supply onboard. It is covered under US patent numbers 10,119,527 and 11,161,631, which describe ion propelled flying machines that carry their power supplies. Ethan will describe why his device is orders of magnitude more efficient and powerful than anything like it for its weight.

1:00pm PT – Dave Rossi – A New Perspective On Old Physics

Dave will share insights gathered from his research into Metric Manipulation Via Mass, Understanding ‘Time’, Vacuum Extractability & Interferometry, and more. Dave is the founder of SAALT LLC, a company focused on providing solutions to various elements of Consciousness, Zero Point Energy, Propulsion, Medical Benefits and much more; SAALT provides its services to all facets of a variety of industries in an attempt to bring some of the hidden and suppressed sciences out to the masses.

2:00pm PT – Jeremy Rys – UAP Technical Briefing (2023 Update)

Jeremy will present an updated overview of the UAP Phenomena from its historical origins to current Department of Defense investigation, along with insights into UAP technology and suggestions on UAP reverse-engineering for advanced propulsion applications. Jeremy has been studying the technology behind UAP propulsion systems for over a decade, and his research has built a massive online audience who rely on his scientific & technology analysis.

3:00pm PT – Mark Sokol – Podkletnov Force-Beam Experiment Re-Test

Mark plans to perform a 3rd experimental re-test of the Podkletnov Force-Beam experiment first attempted at APEC 11/12. In earlier tests, cryogenic cooling from liquid nitrogen weakened the containment vessel, leading to air leaks. Mark has continued to reinforce the device, refine his design, and plans a live test with lower pressures in the hopes of moving a series of lead weights suspended at a distance of several feet from the apparatus.

3:30pm PT – Wayne Ojala – Alzofon Experimental Video Analysis

During his visit to the Falcon Space Lab in Hawthorne, Wayne captured several videos of attempted Alzofon replication tests. He will be reviewing those live, and highlighting key points during his experiments that may indicate a path forward for future research efforts.

4:00pm PT – Open Discussion

Conference guests interested in presenting experimental info to the group are invited to participate at this time.

Justin Pearson will discuss the Baldwin Aerospace approach to Hypersonic MHD propulsion; Greg Hodgin will talk about the ZC Industries Warp-Drive; Mark Sokol will demonstrate a rebuilt Podkletnov Impulse generator experiment; Todd Desiato and Mark Sokol will demonstrate a completed Ion-Drive; and Michael Perrone will discuss the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics. We’ll be finishing off the event with an open discussion and ad hoc presentations by conference attendees!

Part #1 – Justin Pearson – Hypersonic MHD Propulsion

Justin Pearson will describe the Baldwin Aerospace solution to the problem of hypersonic propulsion. He will compare Baldwin’s program to Hermeus, and will also describe MHD propulsion followed by how he plans to utilize this technology. He will provide details on how our technology stands out from the competition, and will discuss the team he has assembled to solve these challenges. He will conclude with details on their current state of development and goals for the future.

Part #2 – Greg Hodgin – ZC Institute Warp-Drive

Greg Hodgin of the ZC Institute will present his model for a new type of propulsion system based initially on the research into the Alcubierre Drive. He believes warp-fields can be generated efficiently and used as a means of producing fusion energy, which in turn can be fed back into the warp-field for propulsion purposes.

Part #3 –Mark Sokol – Podkletnov Force-Beam Experiment Re-Test

Mark will be performing an experimental re-test of the Podkletnov Force-Beam experiment first attempted at APEC 11/12. In the earlier test, pressure inside the containment vessel was too high after the cryogenic coolant for the superconductor weakened the pressure chamber. Mark has rebuilt that, and will be attempting another test with lower pressures in the hopes of moving a series of lead weights suspended at a distance of several feet from the apparatus.

Part #4 – Todd Desiato – Ion-Drive Demonstration

Todd has been constructing an ion-drive encased in a metal-tube, and Mark has performed initial testing with positive thrust results. Testing exhausted the supply of argon used in the test chamber, and internal sparking was noted during testing that indicated a high-impedance in the device. Mark is making adjustments as requested by Todd, and will be performing a live test of the device during the conference.

Part #5 – Michael Perrone – 2nd Law of Thermodynamics

Michael Perrone will discuss a roadmap for interested undergraduates and graduates who wish to learn more about current challenges to the Second Law of Thermodynamics and produce their own experiments or experimental replications. This will include comments on the manner in which these systems depart from standard statistical mechanics, common features of these systems, relevant mathematical concepts, and some example systems of particular interest for experimental replications and comments about how each avoids assumptions from statistical mechanics.

Part #6 – Open Discussion

Conference guests interested in presenting experimental info to the group are invited to participate at this time.

Tim Ventura will lead a 2-year anniversary retrospective; Mark Sokol will provide an overview of the Alzofon NMR gravity-modification and demonstrate the Hallbach coil array, Marx Impulse Gravitator and Podkletnov Impulse experimental replications; Aidan Shaffer will discuss an interpretation of crop-circles as a form of communication; Charles Crawford will demonstrate his Graviflyer replication; John Brandenburg will discuss Mars radioisotopes, and Wayne Ojala will experiment with Grebenikov Beetle-Wings.We’ll be finishing off the event with an open discussion and ad hoc presentations by conference attendees!

Part #1 – Tim Ventura – APEC 2-Year Anniversary Retrospective

Save the date! Nov 12th is the 2-year anniversary of the Alternative Propulsion Engineering Conference, and we’re proud to take a look back at the highlights of past conference sessions and discuss what made each of them so special. Tim Ventura will lead the discussion as we review the vast collection of ideas that have been explored since APEC started on Nov 12th, 2020.

Part #2 – Aidan Shaffer – Crop-Circle Language

Every year, thousands of crop-circles are found across the globe. Authorities blame pranksters, but could these instead represent some form of message from UAP? Aidan Shaffer attempts to interpret the signs & symbols in notable crop circles to determine if there may be some form of geometric or mathematical communication encoded in them.

Part #3 -Falcon Space – LIVE Experiments!

Mark Sokol will provide an overview of the Alzofon NMR gravity-modification and demonstrate the Hallbach coil array, Marx Impulse Gravitator and Podkletnov Impulse experimental replications. Mark has been incredibly busy at Falcon Space Labs in Hawthorne putting together these experimental replications, and will be doing live experimental tests in the conference as well as providing detailed updates on the Alzofon NMR gravity-modification project.

Charles Crawford will be discussing the Graviflyer equipment that he purchased from Alexey Chekurkov and describing his current research & future experimental plans. In this presentation, he will also be providing updates on his efforts to get the Graviflyer functioning & flying, and will either describe the experimental process he is using to test it.

The legend dates back nearly a century: Viktor Grebennikov claimed to have invented a levitation platform covered by beetle-wings which created some type of antigravity effect. Wayne Ojala will do basic experiments using the same type of beetle-wings described by Grebennikov to see if any kind of levitation effect can be achieved.

Part #4 – John Brandenburg – Radioisotopes on Mars

Physicist Dr. John Brandenburg will be discussing the the hypothesis that ancient Mars suffered a bizarre nuclear accident, as indicated by samples of Argon & Xenon isotopes detected across the planet’s surface. Brandenburg suggests that the prevalence and balance of those isotopes is consistent with artificially generated nuclear activity, and explores various scenarios that could lead to the creation of this evidence.

Part #5 – Bernie Konkin – Energy Updates

Bernie Konkin provides an overview of recent panel discussions on his YouTube science channel related to conference topics & ongoing research into APEC topics, as well as LENR and energy research.

Part #6 – Open Discussion

Conference guests interested in presenting experimental info to the group are invited to participate at this time. In this brief open-discussion session, Tim Ventura provides a walkthrough of his latest interviews and discusses some of the topics in futurism that he is currently exploring.

Ted Pittman will discuss the Impulse Driver, Phil Bouchard will describe Finite Theory, Mark Sokol & Professor Kieth Earle will be presenting on the Alzofon Dynamic Nuclear Orientation Experiment, Jarod Yates & Todd Desiato provide Graviflyer replication updates, Mike Melia is going to talk about his Inertial Propulsion experiments, and we’ll be finishing off the event with an open discussion and ad hoc presentations by conference attendees!

Part #1 – Ted Pittman – Impulse Driver Testing

An Impulse Driver achieves a net linear force by combining gravitational and inertial forces in a complex cycloid motion of an oscillating mass. The upward half cycle of the pulse is not cancelled during the downward half cycle. Thus, precession reversal is avoided and a net upward linear force is achieved. Ted Pittman will describe his invention, and discuss recordings showing acceleration data during testing where the Impulse Driver successfully rose to the upper mechanical limit of the test stand.

Part #2 – Phil Bouchard – Finite Theory

Phil Bouchard provides a visual update on the Finite Theory / gravitomagnetism merger that can now explain the universe at all scales and beyond. Perfect reverse engineering of all galactic rotation curves, clear explanation of the “inflation” of the universe but without the need for dark matter or dark energy and even reverse engineering of the distance from the “universal core” our universe is from in a robust way. All of which doesn’t violate the laws of the conservation of the energy, like with General Relativity. He will also provide clear explanations of all UAP secondary effects such as observed force fields, local time rate fluctuations and last but not least, antigravity.

Part #3 – Mark Sokol & Keith Earle – Alzofon DNO / Lab Updates

Mark Sokol and Professor Kieth Earle will be presenting on their ongoing work with the Alzofon Dynamic Nuclear Orientation Experiment. Professor Earle has a Ph.D. in experimental physics with a concentration on high field ESR and is also an Associate Professor and Chair of Physics at NYU Albany. We are excited to have him advise our work and prefect our experimental setup.

Part #4 – Yates & Desiato – Graviflyer Updates

Jarod Yates & Todd Desiato provide updates on the Graviflyer replication project. Jarod has been working with Charles Crawford III on efforts to replicate this project, and Todd Desiato has been engaged in independent efforts to replicate it as well.

Part #5 – Mike Melia – Inertial Propulsion

Retired mechanical engineer Mike Melia will provide an update on his inertial propulsion device, which uses a primary drive delivering perpendicular rotation. In normal circumstances any peripheral force generated by this movement should manifest itself within, and as part of this rotation, but contrary to this the drive is visually creating linear thrust that is emanating at a 90% angle to the direction of rotation.

6:00pm PT – Open Discussion

Conference guests interested in presenting experimental info to the group are invited to participate at this time.

James Woodward will discuss Mach’s Principle and his team’s Mach Effect Thruster experiments, Franc Milburn will provide details on UAPs & the DoD’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), and Gary Stephenson will discuss superluminal quantum communication. We’ll be finishing off the event with an open discussion and ad hoc presentations by conference attendees!

12:00pm PT – James Woodward – Mach-Effect Propulsion

Dr. James Woodward will discuss The Mach Effect , which postulates that energy-storing ions experience transient mass fluctuations when accelerated. Unlike conventional technologies, drives based on the Mach Effect do not need to release matter in order to generate thrust.

2:00pm PT – Franc Milburn – UAPs & AARO

Franc Milburn will present updates on the UAP story, including new information on the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO). Franc Milburn is a former UK Defence Intelligence officer and Army Paratrooper, and the author of “The Pentagon’s UAP Task Force” and “American Development of UAP Technology: A Fait Accompli?”, published through the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies at Bar-Ilan University. In addition to providing an overview of the UAP story, he will discuss the mission of the AARO, which is toto synchronize efforts across the Department of Defense, and with other U.S. federal departments and agencies, to detect, identify and attribute objects of interest in, on or near military installations, operating areas, training areas, special use airspace and other areas of interest, and, as necessary, to mitigate any associated threats to safety of operations and national security. AARO’s scope includes includes anomalous, unidentified space, airborne, submerged and transmedium objects.

4:00pm PT – Gary Stephenson – Superluminal Quantum Communication

Is faster-than-light communication possible? Gary Stephenson discusses quantum entanglement, quantum signaling, and emerging research in superluminal quantum communications.

Conventional science calls faster-than-light communication impossible, but in this presentation, Gary will address the “No Communication Theorem”, “No Teleportation Theorem”, and “No Cloning Theorem” and explore possible methods to circumvent the limits of the speed of light to facilitate the development of superluminal quantum communication technology.

Gary will discuss the Canary Island Long Range Quantum State Teleportation experiment, Quantum Spin Liquids in Herbertsmithite, and Entangled Photons in Orbital Angular Momentum (OAM) Twisted Beams, as well as providing detailed references to supporting experimental papers.

5:00pm PT – Mark Sokol & Aidan Schaffer – Lab Updates

Mark Sokol and Aidan Schaffer will discuss the latest updates and their continuing R&D efforts across a number of projects, including Alzofon NMR propulsion, and their efforts to replicate “Art’s Parts” UFO skin-sample using vacuum vapor-deposition techniques for thin-film metamaterial manufacturing. Mark will also discuss the status of their Podklenov Gravity Impulse Experiment using a custom-made acrylic vacuum chamber and Helmholtz coils, and Aidan’s replication attempt of a Manelles thermoelectric conversion device and a custom-made magnet conditioner to create scalar magnetic fields in a ferrite magnet.

7:00pm PT – Open Discussion

Conference guests interested in presenting experimental info to the group are invited to participate at this time, and our presenters will be available to take questions & discuss experiments.

David Sereda will discuss Boyd Bushman’s hypothesis for UAP propulsion, Mike Brace will present a new approach to understanding & modifying gravity in a new physical model he has created, Mike Melia, Bryan Sinclair & Ross Small will present updates on inertial propulsion devices they are developing, and Mark Sokol & Jeremy Rys will be presenting live from the TeslaTech 2022 Conference. We’ll be finishing off the event with an open discussion and ad hoc presentations by conference attendees!

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12:00pm PT – David Sereda – Boyd Bushman’s on UAPs & Advanced Propulsion

David Sereda will discuss Boyd Bushman’s hypothesis for UAP propulsion and offer his own insights with possible applications for advanced propulsion. David will describe how focused magnetism may overpower gravity. He will discuss how UAPs cause pilots compasses to spin, meaning there is a rotating magnetic field coming from the craft. He’ll also talk about the Boyd Bushman data on the Cash Landrum incident shows nuclear radiation burns on the witnesses, and discuss possible applications of diagmagnetism and paramagnetism.

2:00pm PT – Mike Brace – Gravity & Antigravity In The Theory Of Everything

Mike has derived a framework for a unified theory; an all-encompassing, coherent theoretical framework of physics that he believes offers a plausible and valid explanation for gravity, and links together the dynamic and observed physical interactions of the universe. The presentation will be based on a description of gravity and antigravity in a paper he published on his theoretical work. While his entire paper goes much further than gravity and antigravity, he will be focusing on these aspects of it for his presentation.

4:00pm PT – Mike Melia – Inertial Propulsion Research Update

Retired mechanical engineer Mike Melia will provide an update on his inertial propulsion device, which uses a primary drive delivering perpendicular rotation. In normal circumstances any peripheral force generated by this movement should manifest itself within, and as part of this rotation, but contrary to this the drive is visually creating linear thrust that is emanating at a 90% angle to the direction of rotation.

4:30pm PT – Bryan St. Clair – Inertial Propulsion Research Update

Pulsed Inertial Engine Technology is an Open Source vehicle propulsion project which builds on an Incredible framework developed by Brandson “Roy” Thornson nearly 50 years ago in the ’70s and ’80s. In this presentation, Bryan St. Clair will describe a new working prototype demo. The prototype (PIE-X or “Trammel Engine”) Is currently having some reasonably major revisions done to its internal components and he will demonstrate it in this event.

5:00pm PT – Ross Small – Inertial Propulsion Research Update

Ross has constructed a large inertial propulsion drive standing over 5 feet in height, powered by 2 large-scale electric motors. The device is currently half-completed, but does operate in an unbalanced torque mode. Ross will be doing a full operational display of the device running sideways on wheels in his experimental lab to showcase enhancements to his drive assembly.

6:00pm PT – Mark Sokol / Jeremy Rys  – Live From TeslaTech 2022

Mark Sokol & Jeremy Rys will present live and do spot interviews from the TeslaTech 2022 ExtraOrdinary Technology Conference Program in Albuquerque, NM. In past presentations from this conference, spot interviews have included innovators like Mike Gamble, representatives from Kepler Aerospace, and more!

7:00pm PT – Open Discussion

Conference guests interested in presenting experimental info to the group are invited to participate at this time, and our presenters will be available to take questions & discuss experiments.

Greg Cathcart will present on Compressed Time Propulsion, Jose Ruiz discusses Prevailing Traits of Extraordinary Devices & Alzofon Suggestions, and Wayne Ojala will talk about his experiments with a possible antigravity phase of water. Mark Sokol & Aidan Schaffer will provide detailed lab updates on their upcoming experiments and vacuum-deposition work to recreate Art’s Parts, and we’ll be finishing off the event with an open discussion and ad hoc presentations by conference attendees!

12:00pm PT – Greg Cathcart – Compressed Time Propulsion

Greg Cathcart will present his thoughts on Compressed Time Propulsion. Are Causal Dynamical Triangulations (CDT) with predictive and correctional utility an accurate description of reality? If so, what are the possible implications for our exploration of a near infinite universe consisting of six trillion to twenty trillion galaxies according to the latest estimates? The answer may surprise you.

2:00pm PT – Jose Ruiz – Prevailing Traits of Extraordinary Devices / Alzofon Suggestions

There is a 3 step pattern that constantly repeats itself in many extraordinary devices. If people would incorporate these steps into their own experiments, the chances of success are drastically increased. The steps are: 1. These devices disrupt equilibrium at a quantum level in a known area 2. Energy is extracted out of the disrupted area and transferred to another location where it can be manageable. 3. Energy is used in real time somewhere outside the device. On this presentation we’ll go into details of these three prevailing traits in extraordinary devices. We’ll go over some examples and propose a hypothesis of how and why these devices work. Lastly, we’ll talk about a suggested Alzofon experiment which incorporates this pattern.

4:00pm PT – Wayne Ojala – Does Water Have An Antigravity Phase?

Could it be, the substance we bath in, drink, brush our teeth with, and swim in, hold a NEW secret – a controllable inertial mass property!? And by extension, could it become a working fluid for the long awaited deep- space-rocketless propulsion system? We have talked about warp drives, we have talked about inertial propulsion, join us as an independent researcher – Wayne Ojala reveals a new accidental discovery he made in 2022 with WATER, and how this amazing everyday substance may just be a great candidate to achieve real inertial mass control, making interplanetary travel very feasible with a concept he calls the Variable Inertial Mass Impulse Engine, or VIMIE.

In the last several years, Wayne has returned to his childhood fascination to unlocking the secrets of gravitation, antigravity, inertia, and applying this to develop the future of interplanetary travel as well as changing how we can get around here. This effort to really learn and share publicly on Youtube, has opened up new possibilities and created new community he is grateful for. He hopes through his experiments, careful observation, study of others work, and prayer, to piece together the puzzle. He is driven by curiosity, inspired by the engineering and order he sees in natural things, and the one who designed it, and he enjoys sharing new knowledge with others. Wayne is mostly self taught in this field, but did complete a two-year Mechanical Engineering Technology program in his city in 2011.

6:00pm PT – Mark Sokol & Aidan Schaffer – Lab Updates

Mark Sokol and Aidan Schaffer will discuss the latest updates to the lab in preparation for their upcoming experiment marathon. This includes the addition of a Vacuum Vapor Deposition machine for thin-film metamaterial manufacturing for use in various experiments including Alzofon.

They will also attempt to manufacture the now infamous “UFO SKIN SAMPLE” consisting of Bismuth Zinc and Magnesium along with their oxide layers for test in the EPR Alzofon setup.

Additionally, they will also going to be giving the Podklenov Gravity Impulse Experiment another shot with a much more accurate replication including a custom-made acrylic vacuum chamber and massive Helmholtz coils.

Aidan will also present on his replication attempt of the Manelles thermoelectric conversion device and a custom-made magnet conditioner that allows the creation of scalar magnetic fields in a ferrite magnet.

7:00pm PT – Open Discussion

Conference guests interested in presenting experimental info to the group are invited to participate at this time, and our presenters will be available to take questions & discuss experiments.

Taylor A. Cisco Jr discusses Magnetic Monopole Propulsion: Clues from UAP Trees, Michael Boyd on Apache UAP IR Videos, and Joseph Whiting presents a Vortex Ring Cavitation Apparatus. Mark Sokol & Aidan Schaffer will provide detailed lab updates on their upcoming experiments and vacuum-deposition work to recreate Art’s Parts, and we’ll be finishing off the event with an open discussion and ad hoc presentations by conference attendees!

12:00pm PT – Taylor A. Cisco Jr – Magnetic Monopole Propulsion: Clues from UAP Trees

This presentation stemmed from one of the very few unidentified flying object (UFO) reports to have been published in peer reviewed physics journals. Its author, Bruce Maccabee, had suggested UFOs produce magnetic monopoles after analyzing magnetic site tracing data from Gulf Breeze, Florida and mathematically assessing Claude Poher’s compilation of field strength data from the Chambon-la-Foret research station in France. Summaries of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) reports about the behavior and site tracings of trees; similar magnetic site tracings from reports of an UFO crash in Southaven Park, Long Island, New York; analyses by Jacque Consiglio of the impulse gravity reports by Evgeny Podkletnov, Giovanni Modanese, Claude Poher and Danielle Poher; and Keith Frederick’s analyses of particle tracks in photographic emulsions shall be included as evidence supporting Maccabee’s hypothesis.

2:00pm PT – Michael Boyd – Apache UAP Infrared Video Analysis

On November 6, 2018 the pilots of a U.S. Army AH-64 Apache attack helicopter were on a training flight in Arizona when they spotted three UAP doing wild maneuvers in the sky not too far away and not particularly high in the sky. In this presentation, Michael Boyd will review the FLIR footage from the training mission and offer suggestions on gravitational modification based on distortions in the footage.

4:00pm PT – Joseph Whiting – Vortex Ring Cavitation Apparatus

Introduction to a novel apparatus for investigating the properties of vortex ring cavitation in relation to sonoluminescence, super-fluids, BECs, solitons and the casimir effect. The apparatus is highly customizable and allows for a wide spectrum of test materials.

6:00pm PT – Mark Sokol & Aidan Schaffer – Lab Updates

Mark Sokol and Aidan Schaffer will discuss the latest updates to the lab in preparation for their upcoming experiment marathon. This includes the addition of a Vacuum Vapor Deposition machine for thin-film metamaterial manufacturing for use in various experiments including Alzofon.

They will also attempt to manufacture the now infamous “UFO SKIN SAMPLE” consisting of Bismuth Zinc and Magnesium along with their oxide layers for test in the EPR Alzofon setup.

Additionally, they will also going to be giving the Podklenov Gravity Impulse Experiment another shot with a much more accurate replication including a custom-made acrylic vacuum chamber and massive Helmholtz coils.

Aidan will also present on his replication attempt of the Manelles thermoelectric conversion device and a custom-made magnet conditioner that allows the creation of scalar magnetic fields in a ferrite magnet.

7:00pm PT – Open Discussion

Conference guests interested in presenting experimental info to the group are invited to participate at this time, and our presenters will be available to take questions & discuss experiments.