Steve Burns discusses his experimental replication of Fran De Aquino’s System-H and ELF gravity control, Daniel Sheehan & Remi Cornwall present on emerging concepts in thermodynamics related to Maxwell’s demon and the 2nd law violations, and Mark Sokol & Jeremy Rys join us LIVE from TeslaTech 2021 in Albuquerque with spot-interviews for this year’s conference presentations and exhibitors.

Part #1 – Steve Burns – System-H & ELF Gravity Control

Retired nuclear engineer Steve Burns joins us to discuss his experimental attempts to replicate Fran De Aquino’s System-H experiment, which was proposed as a method of gravity-control via the generation of ELF (Extra-Low Frequency) electromagnetic waves. Burns is approaching verification of the system H design, and his experimental apparatus now routinely radiates 4.3 Watts at 1.2 Hz using a Gravitronic Tuner he has developed.

Part #2 – Steve Burns – System-H & ELF Gravity Control

Steve Burns answers questions related to his presentation.

Part #3 – Daniel Sheehan – 2nd Law Physics & Maxwell’s Demon

Professor Daniel Sheehan will join us along with Remi Cornwall in a joint discussion of the limitations of the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics and new research that defies standard thinking about heat engines and may offer a path to a new kind of energy generation. Daniel Sheehan is a professor of physics at the University of San Diego and has He has explored experimentally testable challenges to the second law of thermodynamics for more than 25 years. In 2002 he organized the first international conference on the limits to the second law, and in 2005 coauthored the first mainstream treatise on the subject.

Part #4 – Daniel Sheehan – 2nd Law Physics – Q&A Session

Daniel Sheehan answer questions relating to his presentation.

Part #5 – Remi Cornwall – 2nd Law Physics

Professor Daniel Sheehan will join us along with Remi Cornwall in a joint discussion of the limitations of the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics and new research that defies standard thinking about heat engines and may offer a path to a new kind of energy generation. Daniel Sheehan is a professor of physics at the University of San Diego and has He has explored experimentally testable challenges to the second law of thermodynamics for more than 25 years. In 2002 he organized the first international conference on the limits to the second law, and in 2005 coauthored the first mainstream treatise on the subject.

Part #6 – Cornwall & Sheehan – 2nd Law Physics – Q&A Session

Remi Cornwall & Daniel Sheehan answer questions relating to both presentations.

Part #7 – Lucian Ionescu – TeslaTech LIVE – Electrogravitics Systems

Dr. Lucian Ionescu provides an overview of his research into Electogravitic Systems & emerging physics. Ionescu is a Professor at Illinois State University, and specializes in applications of mathematics (homological algebra methods and deformation theory) to quantum physics and quantum computing. His current research is in Number Theory as the Ultimate Physics Theory.

Part #8 – Jeremiah Ferwerda – TeslaTech LIVE – Tesla Turbines

Jeremiah Ferwerda discusses his research into the construction, operation and applications of Tesla Turbines. A Tesla turbine is a bladeless centripetal flow turbine patented by Nikola Tesla in 1913. It is also known as a bladeless turbine, boundary-layer turbine, cohesion-type turbine, and Prandtl-layer turbine because it uses the boundary-layer effect and not a fluid impinging upon the blades as in a conventional turbine.

Part #9 – Russell Anderson – TeslaTech LIVE – Searl Effect

Russell Anderson talks about his research into the Searl Effect Generation and IGV. Russell is the CEO of the Searl Aerospace Corporation, and his lifelong passion for the work of John Searl has led to him his present efforts commercialize the Searl Effect Generator.

Part #10 – Michael Smith – TeslaTech Live – Intellectual Property

Michael Smith from Kepler Aerospace discusses intellectual property legal issues and some of the challenges involved with protections on emerging tech devices. In this interview we’ll also be discussing some past examples of legal snarles that have affected various alt propulsion & energy technologies.

Part #11 – Paul Price – TeslaTech Live – Pulsed Plasma Propulsion

Paul Price talks about his concept for a Pulsed Plasma Propulsion along with his view on conspiracy theories related to emerging tech.

Part #12 – Elswick & Aliengirl111 – TeslaTech Live – Conference Highlights

Steve Elswick discusses his work as the TeslaTech Conference founder & organizer, and Amy aka Aliengirl111 on Twitter talks about her experience at the conference and how open, community events serve to educate and inspire young people to get involved with STEM.

Part #13 – Mike Gamble – TeslaTech Live – Inertial Propulsion

Mike Gamble discusses his experience at this year’s conference and his latest research. Mike Gamble is a regular presenter at the APEC Conference, and also a participate at Tom Valone’s COFE Conference, as well as being an active hands-on inventor building inertial propulsion systems using gyroscopes, based on principles he discovered working with satellite gyros at Boeing.

Detlef Hoyer discusses space travel by reduced effective mass after induced matter theory, Matthew Szydagis discusses propulsion applications of dark matter & dark energy, and Bryan St. Clair talks about his work with pulsed inertial engine technology. We will also hear updates from Falcon Space & associates, and we’ll be finishing off the event with an open discussion and ad hoc presentations by conference attendees!

Part #1 – Detlef Hoyer – Space Travel by Reduced Effective Mass after Induced Matter Theory

In this presentation, physicist & PhD theoretical electrical engineer Detlef Hoyer approaches the challenge of space travel from Cartesian first principles, and begins with a thorough analysis of the actual challenges involved with reaching even the nearest star system. He will discuss Cartesian ideas on mechanical & geometric physics, Faraday’s idea of electric & magnetic lines of flux, and contrast this with Newton’s law of gravity, where force grasps directly from a mass point over a distance to the center of another mass. Hoyer will also discuss modern physics that has arisen from these principles, and describe an approach to reducing effective mass that comes as a result. Dr. Hoyer has done considerable work in the realm of applied Kaluza-Klein Theory, which influences his approach to breakthrough propulsion physics.

Part #2 – Detlef Hoyer – Space Travel by Reduced Effective Mass after Induced Matter Theory – Q&A Session

Detlef Hoyer answers questions related to his presentation.

Part #3 – Tim Ventura & Franc Milburn – ODNI UAP Report Overview

Tim Ventura provides an overview of the “Preliminary Assessment: Unidentified Aerial Phenomena” report released on June 25th by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence and highlights some of the key findings described in the publicly available summary. Franc Milburn joins this session to provide his thoughts & analysis on the ODNI UAP Report, as well as his opinions on its findings. Milburn is the author of the “The Pentagon’s UAP Task Force”, published through the Begin-Sadat Center at Bar-Ilan University.

Part #4 – Tim Ventura & Franc Milburn – ODNI UAP Report Overview – Q&A Session

Tim Ventura and Franc Milburn answer questions related to their presentation.

Part #5 – Matthew Szydagis – Dark Matter & Dark Energy: What are They and can Either be Used as a Propellant?

One of the most enduring scientific mysteries of the 20th-21st centuries is the missing ~95% of the mass-energy content of the Universe, in the forms of dark matter and dark energy, the former binding galaxies together with additional gravity, the latter exuding an anti-gravitational-like effect that accelerates cosmic expansion. The different models for dark matter will be reviewed such as Supersymmetry and extra dimensions, as well as the quantum zero-point energy and chameleon particle explanations for dark energy. Modified-gravity theories, very common in propulsion ideas, will also be reviewed, showcasing evidence both against/for them, but concluding dark matter and dark energy are more likely explanations for anomalous observations in astronomy. Speculation as to how one or both of these mysteries, once properly understood, could be utilized by an advanced civilization to propel an interstellar craft potentially relativistically will be the cornerstone of this talk.

Part #6 – Matthew Szydagis – Dark Matter & Dark Energy: What are They and can Either be Used as a Propellant?

Matthew Szydagis answers questions related to his presentation.

Part #7 – Bryan St. Clair – Pulsed Inertial Engine Technology

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 how this technology can propel a vehicle without an external connection to the surrounding environment. Bryan is the founder of Stclairtech R&D, a fully independent research and development organization with a background in the automotive industry and a current focus on emerging alternative technologies.

Part #8 – Bryan St. Clair – Pulsed Inertial Engine Technology

Bryan St. Clair answers questions related to his presentation.

Part #9 – 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. A number of topics are discussed including: UAPs, Alexey Chekurkov’s Graviflyer, Glen “Tony” Robertson’s work with superconductive gravity shielding at NASA, etc.

Tom Valone presents a review of electrogravitics and electrokinetic propulsion, Glen Robertson discusses quantum gravity as a quantum warp field, and Mike Gamble will be presenting part 2 of a study of the Earth’s gravitational system. We’ll also hear updates from the Falcon Space team, and we’ll be finishing off the event with an open discussion and ad hoc presentations by conference attendees!

Part #1 – Tom Valone – Electrogravitics & Electrokinetic Propulsion

In this review of Electrogravitics and electrokinetics, Tom Valone will discuss the origins of this line of research, which can be traced to T. Townsend Brown’s first article “How I Control Gravity” (Science and Invention, 1929) with the unexplained alignment of the “molecular gravitors”. Brown reported that the dielectrics had high propulsive force when the “differently charged elements” were aligned with the voltage source. Perhaps electrogravitics was also revealed in the article “Gravity Nullified: Quartz Crystals Charged by High Frequency Currents Lose Their Weight” which appeared two years earlier in the same magazine in September of 1927. The editors had a change of heart however, in the following issue, they rescinded the article.

Much of what we know about T. T. Brown is from his numerous patents and articles, reprinted inElectrogravitics Systems Volume I, by Tom Valone, who was fortunate to correspond with him in 1981 when he was at the University of Florida. A sample of his detailed correspondence is contained in the out-of-print book, Ether-Technology: A Rational Approach to Gravity-Control by Rho Sigma (1977) and in the recent Defying Gravity: The Parallel Universe of T. Townsend Brown, Paul Schatzkin, (2009, Embassy Books). Also, a five-minute Brown-Bahnson Lab video online shows many of the experimental models that Brown developed toward 1960 with colleague Agnew Bahnson.

Part #2 – Tom Valone – Electrogravitics & Electrokinetic Propulsion – Q&A Session

Tom Valone answers questions related to his presentation on Electrogravitics and electrokinetics.

Part #3 – Glen “Tony” Robertson – Quantum Gravity as a Quantum Warp Field

From a historical standpoint, there is considerable theoretical and experimental basis behind the idea that everything that surrounds us can be described as macroscopic collections of fluctuations, vibrations, and oscillations associated with quantum mechanical fluctuations and quantum energy fluctuations. Whereby, matter can be taken to be composed of quantum mechanical fluctuations super-imposed on quantum energy fluctuations, and surrounded by a medium of quantum energy fluctuations. Whereby, the quantum energy fluctuations in objects and the quantum energy fluctuations in the medium surrounding objects are two separate quantum energy fields, mediated by a thin energy shell of quantum fluctuations that emanates from objects.

This presentation shows the development of quantum gravity in terms of the energy shell of quantum fluctuations that emanates from objects. Showing that all accelerations, to include gravity, results from the displacement of the accelerated object’s energy shell of quantum fluctuations, which looks like a warp field in spacetime. That is, all accelerated objects produce a quantum warp field when accelerated to any speed.

Part #4 – Glen “Tony” Robertson – Quantum Gravity as a Quantum Warp Field – Q&A Session

Glen answers questions related to his presentation.

Part #5 – Frank Ferguson – The “Invasion of Washington” UFO Incident of 1952

Frank Ferguson provides opinions and insights into the UAP phenomenon based on family history from his father, who worked for the Naval Research Lab and helped interpret radar images from the 1952 flap.

Part #6 – Mike Gamble – Study Of The Earth’s Gravity, Part 2

Mike will be presenting a part 2 of a comprehensive study on the earth’s gravitational system. His focus is not on the big “G” (the universal gravitational constant), but instead on the little “g” of Earth. This presentation will explore the basic EM field equations that are needed to understand most of his EM research. Mike is a semi-retired Boeing engineer who managed an R&D Lab experimenting with advanced engineering concepts.

Part #7 – Mike Gamble – Study Of The Earth’s Gravity, Part 2 – Q&A Session

Mike answers questions relating to his study on the earth’s gravitational system.

Part #8 – Mark Sokol – Falcon Space Lab Updates

Mark Sokol and the Falcon Space team will present updates on their experimental research in the lab, with a focus on inertial propulsion research and an in-depth review of the work of Bryan Sinclair’s into inertial propulsion research.

Part #9 – Open Discussion – Michael Boyd & Gravitomagnetism

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. This segment also features a review of Michael Boyd’s research into gravitomagnetism, which includes his work “mass spin valve” devices to demonstrate the postulates he has derived.

Part #10 – Open Discussion – Eytan Suchard & Chronon Theory

Eytan Suchard presents a model of charge based gravity and the non-geodesic acceleration field which causes charge based gravity. In this model, the source of the metric of space-time is mis-alignment of chronons, in simpler words, non-geodesic curves. Lately a theorem that I added due to a review comment by professor Martin Land, states that these curves are non-geodesic only in what we call “material fields”. That means that in vacuo, only geodesic curves are allowed. If you carefully notice the outcome of the theory, then you immediately see that Quantum fields which are based on particles are not the true observables of space-time. The true observables are events, a.k.a chronons. It took him many years and many iterations to complete this theory and it is not only the final word in physics. The mass ratios Muon/Electron, Z/W, W/Tau, Tau/Muon and the exact Fine Structure Constant are not the only findings. The most startling is a previously unknown relation between the pole energy of the Bottom / Beauty Quark and the Muon. That is a totally unexpected relation between what we call Leptons and Hadrons. Yet, we need experiments to corroborate my choice of a correlation between old physics and the Geometric Chronon Field theory.

Michael Boyd discusses UAPs and gravitomagnetism, Franc Milburn talks about the Catalina UAP sightings, and Todd Desiato presents on the derivation of gravity from the uncertainty principle. We’ll also hear updates from the Falcon Space team, and we’ll be finishing off the event with an open discussion and ad hoc presentations by conference attendees!

Part #1- Michael Boyd – UAPs & Gravitomagnetism

Michael Boyd presents “Tic Tac TOE”, which provides an in-depth review of his own experiments in gravitomagnetism, which includes his work “mass spin valve” devices to demonstrate the postulates he has derived. He will also be presenting a detailed hypothesis on space-time metric engineering for propulsion as demonstrated by the Tic Tac UAPs, and will be using a detailed collection of IR photographs & sensor analysis from the US Navy UAP sightings to support this model.

Part #2 – Michael Boyd – UAPs & Gravitomagnetism – Q&A Session

Michael Boyd answers questions relating to the physical model & experimental predictions he presented in “Tic Tac TOE”.

Part #3 – Franc Milburn – The Catalina UAP Sightings

Franc Milburn provides a detailed summary & analysis of the July 2019 US Navy UAP sightings of “mystery drones” hovering over warships near Catalina Island. Franc is the author of “The Pentagon’s UAP Task Force”, and “American Development of UAP Technology: A Fait Accompli?”, which provide a threat analysis of the UAP phenomenon. He is also a member of the Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies (SCU), a think-tank of scientists, former military and law enforcement officials and other professionals who seek evidence-based answers to UAP phenomenon.

Part #4 – Franc Milburn – The Catalina UAP Sightings – Q&A Session

Franc Milburn answers questions relating to his summary and analysis of the July 2019 US Navy UAP sightings of “mystery drones” hovering over warships near Catalina Island.

Part #5 – Todd Desiato – Derivation of Gravity from the Uncertainty Principle

Todd Desiato presents a physical model that attempts to derive gravitation from the uncertainty principle. He will demonstrate that the transformation of observable quantities due to the space-time metric is reproducible in the Standard Model of particle physics, and derivable from the constraints of the Heisenberg uncertainty principle. He will also discuss the Schwarzschild solution of GR & PV, the equivalence to the Radiative Damping Model of gravity, and discuss how this work opens the door for gravity modification and warp-drive propulsion technologies.

Part #6 – Todd Desiato – Derivation of Gravity from the Uncertainty Principle – Q&A Session

Todd Desiato answers questions relating to his presentation of a physical model that attempts to derive gravitation from the uncertainty principle.

Part #7 – Mark Sokol – Falcon Space Lab Updates

Mark Sokol and the Falcon Space team will present updates on their experimental research in the lab, with a focus on recent 3D printing techniques that Mark is using to fabricate components for an Alzofon NMR gravity modification microwave waveguide.

Part #8 – Open Discussion & Ad Hoc Presentations

Jeremiah Popp demonstrates vacuum-tube experiments, Wayne Ojala demonstrates ion-wind experiments, former NASA engineer Glen “Tony” Robertson discusses some of the fabrication techniques involved with the NASA Podkletnov superconductor replication, and Michael Boyd discusses magnetic anomalies in the Mars planetary magnetic field which may be the result of a large asteroid impact in the distant past.

Benjamin Solomon presents an in-depth review of his research into gravity modification & Ron Kita talks about his patented gravity modification technology electrets. We’ll also hear updates from Mark Sokol and the Falcon Space team, and we’ll be finishing off the event with an open discussion and ad hoc presentations by conference attendees!

Part #1 – Benjamin T. Solomon – Gravity Modification – The Basics

An introduction to the fundamental concepts involved with gravity modification, including a look at strengths & weaknesses of contemporary scientific models such as General Relativity Theory, and how to best approach the task of measuring, interacting with, and modifying gravity.

Part #2 – Benjamin T. Solomon – Gravity Modification – Experimental Evidence

The theory, evidence & experiments that offer support for gravity modification, including the results of various key experiments such as the Podkletnov rotating disk, and how these may fit together in a larger model that provides a practical basis for engineering spacetime and modifying gravity.

Part #3 – Benjamin T. Solomon – Gravity Modification – Device Engineering

An in-depth look at various approaches to device engineering, including engineering design principles, modeling results, and the power of falsifiability in ensure that design & test data is accurately captured and analyzed.

Part #4 – Benjamin T. Solomon – Gravity Modification – Q&A Session

Benjamin T. Solomon answers audience questions relating to this presentation on gravity modification theory, evidence & engineering.

Part #5 – Ron Kita – Gravity Modification Using Electrets

A detailed presentation on the properties of electrets and their potential for gravity modification, based on Ron Kita’s patent for a gravitational attenuating material that utilizes an organic based material that has the electrons of the dielectric reconfigured through the use of electrostatic fields, magnetic fields, or photonic or actinic radiation as to render the dielectric less interactive with gravitational forces.

Part #6 – Ron Kita -Reactionless Propulsion Using Gyroscopes

Discussion of a variety of concepts relating to the classic Laithewaite experiment, along with several other notable ideas on inertia & reactionless propulsion using gyroscopes and gyroscopic precession.

Part #7 – Ron Kita – Electrets & Reactionless Propulsion – Q&A Session

Ron Kita answers questions relating to his extensive research into gravity modification using electrets as well as his presentation on gyroscopic reactionless propulsion.

Part #8 – Open Discussion & Inertial Propulsion

Robert O’Keefe provides video demonstration of the inertial propulsion technology under development at Tachyon Aerospace in the UK and Malta. A variety of other topics are also discussed, including dielectric & materials engineering for capacitive systems & other technologies under development for testing by the Falcon Space team.

Part #9 – Open Discussion & Gravitational Rectifier

Dr. Michael Boyd describes his experimentation into gravity modification & the model he has developed to explain his results. This session also features discussion by the Gravity Alchemist and several others on a variety of topics relating to gravity modification and advanced propulsion.

Bill Alek presents engineering-level approaches to antigravity and showcases ZPE demo machines that he has constructed. David Chester provides an overview of quantum gravity for engineers and talks about how viewing the quantum vacuum as a meta-material allows novel approaches to antigravity engineering. Jack Sarfatti discusses the Tic Tac UAP phenomenon and describes how meta-materials enable “low power warp-drive” propulsion. Todd Desiato presents his ongoing research into gravity-modification by manipulating atomic resonance. Mark Sokol conducts an in-depth lab update and provides insights into the tools, materials & technologies used in his experiments.

Part #1 – Bill Alek – Antigravity & Zero-Point Energy

Bill Alek joins us to discuss an alternative propulsion model for the ARV (Alien Reproduction Vehicle), new approaches to antigravity, and also demonstrates newly patented ZPE energy devices built from PCM Resonators that he has constructed. Bill proposes that “negative resistance” in tunnel diodes is an example of a negative energy state. Bill proposes that this same negative energy can be achieved using PCM resonator circuits, and explores claims by Tom Bearden, Floyd Sweet, and others who have talked about harnessing zero-point energy and creating antigravity effects. Bill suggests that negative energy is a common component across all of these devices, and explores how the operation of PCM resonators may have influence these devices as well.

Part #2 – Bill Alek – AG & Zero-Point Energy Q&A Session

Bill Alek answers questions and discusses the frame behind his ARV & antigravity model for propulsion, and provides a detailed description of the design of his patented Zero-Point Energy device. During this session, Bill also addresses concerns relating to the testing & measurement of his ZPE device, which is built from PCM Resonators in an innovative circuit that he has constructed.

Part #3 – David Chester – Quantum Gravity Engineering

Dr. David Chester will be discussing discussing a quantum model of gravity, and how viewing the quantum vacuum as a meta-material allows novels approaches to antigravity engineering for future propulsion. A deep understanding of electromagnetism with gravity is needed in order to power antigravitic devices. While general relativity successfully matches most experimental data, cosmological data and unified field theory suggest that general relativity is incomplete. 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.

Part #4 – David Chester – Quantum Gravity Q&A Session

Dr. David Chester answers questions related to his presentation on a quantum model of gravity and his summary of the work of notable key scientists in this area. Dr. Jack Sarfatti joins David to answer questions related to the use of metamaterials to create a “low power warp drive”, along with how that may be the method of propulsion in the Tic Tac UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon) .

Part #5 – Jack Sarfatti – UAP & Tic Tac Technology

Dr. Jack Sarfatti discusses the Navy UAP sightings and “Tic Tac” Technology, and joins Dr. David Chester to discuss the physics of UFOs. Sarfatti describes his experience as a UFO “contactee” in the 1950’s, and how that inspired his career as a PhD physicist focused on developing exotic propulsion within the conventional model of general relativity. Sarfatti explores the use of metamaterials to create a “low power warp drive”, which may be the method of propulsion in the Tic Tac UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon). Additionally, Sarfatti discusses the capabilities of UAPs as demonstrated in the Navy UAP sightings, and outlines the threat potential he feels may be posed by these vehicles, should they become hostile.

Part #6 – Todd Desiato – Quantum Vacuum NMR Engineering

Todd Desiato discusses a new model of gravitational interaction designed to maximize the engineerability of gravitation by an NMR-based approach to exciting atoms to higher energy levels and reducing their local gravitational interaction. For engineering purposes, it is proposed that gravitational fields may be interpreted as a reduction in the relative available driving power (Watts) of the Electromagnetic, Zero-Point Field. From this principle the phenomenon observed by a distant observer that are due to gravity, may be reproduced from the variable relative damping factor acting on the quantum harmonic oscillator. Utilizing the technics of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance to stimulate Larmor radiation, experiments may be conducted which may pave the way for the creation of breakthrough technologies, such as, Artificial gravity, Anti-gravity and Warp Drive.

Part #7 – Todd Desiato – Quantum Vacuum NMR Q&A Session

Todd Desiato answers technical questions related to the design, engineering & test results of various experiments in an NMR-based approach to exciting atoms to higher energy levels and reducing their local gravitational interaction. This technical question & answer session includes details of the components & materials used, along with Desiato’s description of an experimental test setup, sources of errors in measurement, and ideas on what the experimental results could mean.

Part #8 – Mark Sokol – Antigravity Lab Experimental Update

Mark Sokol provides updates on from the Falcon Space garage-lab where they are constructing test equipment for a variety of upcoming experiments. Sokol is working on the construction of a variety of experiments, including a replication of the Alzofon NMR model of flying saucer construction utilizing applied microwaves to align nuclear spin, the testing of a homebuilt electret, an attempted replication of Richard Banduric’s device utilizing a “dot-product disk”, and superconductor experiments designed to replicate the Pohrer / Podkletnov force beam experiment.

Part #9 – Mark Sokol – Antigravity Lab Open Discussion

This session features a Q&A on lab updates as well as an open discussion of topics related to gravity modification. Sokol discusses the repeated mention of Bismuth in the cultural mythology, which may be related to the high electron drift-velocity or diamagnetic properties of this material. The repeated mention of rotating magnetic fields is also noted, along with its association with the concept of “torsion” as described in many emerging physics theories. As with all cultural artifacts, the repeated mention of a material or property does not guarantee significance, but it’s worth noting that Bismuth & rotating magnetic fields appear repeatedly in connection with antigravity across a wide variety of different reports often written decades apart. David Chester also mentions the idea of quasi-crystalline structures, and how this may apply to the structure of spacetime in a higher-dimensional manifold.

Gary Stephenson describes High-Frequency Gravitational Wave engineering and offers insights into the operation of the “Tic Tac” UAP filmed by the US Navy. He also shares details on the use of gravitational metamaterials for time-space metric engineering. Todd Desiato discusses an NMR-based approach to gravity-modification, and Mark Sokol & Jeremiah Popp provide an experimental update from their antigravity research lab.

Part #1 – Gary Stephenson – HFGWs, Tic Tac UAP & Gravitational Metamaterials

Gary Stephenson presents an engineering-focused overview of 30 years of High-Frequency Gravitational Wave research by Dr. Robert Forward, Dr. Robert Baker, himself, and many other physicists & engineers, and describes engineering-level approaches to generating and receiving HFGWs for experimental testing, as well as notable experiments conducted in this area.

Stephenson additionally discusses the application of HFGW physics to the anomalous “Tic Tac” UAP sighting by the Nimitz carrier-group, and discusses how physicist Jack Sarfatti’s proposed gravitational metamaterials may allow the amplification of High Frequency Gravitational Waves for practical purposes in propulsion, spaceflight & communications.

Part #2 – Gary Stephenson – HFGW Engineering Q&A

Gary Stephenson answers technical questions related to the design, engineering & test results of various experiments High-Frequency Gravitational Wave research. This technical question & answer session includes details of the components & materials used, along with Stephenson’s description of the applications if isotropic & gravitational materials, as well as the possible use of carbon nanotubes for creating high-current magnet windings.

Part #3 – Todd Desiato – Quantum Gravity From Atomic Resonance Effects

Todd Desiato discusses a new model of gravitational interaction designed to maximize the engineerability of gravitation by an NMR-based approach to gravity modification. For engineering purposes, it is proposed that gravitational fields may be interpreted as a reduction in the relative available driving power (Watts) of the Electromagnetic, Zero-Point Field.

Gravitational time dilation and length contraction may then be interpreted as a loss of power from the interaction between matter and the zero-point field, and it is hypothesized that the loss of power is due to increased radiative damping within matter due to Larmor radiation. Utilizing Nuclear Magnetic Resonance to stimulate Larmor radiation, experiments may be conducted which may pave the way for the creation of breakthrough technologies, such as, Artificial gravity, Anti-gravity and Warp Drive.

Part #4 – Todd Desiato – Quantum NMR Gravity Q&A

Todd Desiato answers technical questions related to the design, engineering & test results of various experiments in an NMR-based approach to exciting atoms to higher energy levels and reducing their local gravitational interaction. This technical question & answer session includes details of the components & materials used, along with Desiato’s description of an experimental test setup, sources of errors in measurement, and ideas on what the experimental results could mean.

Part #5 – Sokol & Popp – Antigravity Lab Experiment Update

Mark Sokol & Jeremiah Popp provide a walk through of a homebuilt antigravity research lab along with detailed descriptions on test equipment, experimental setups, materials being used, and the procedures in place for testing.

Sokol & Popp describes the progress made in obtaining key materials for experiments including a planned replication of the Podkletnov Force Beam experiment, Alzofon gravity-modification experiment, and inertial propulsion research.

Learn about Searl Effect Engineering with Paul Murad, Poynting Vector propulsion with John Brandenburg, and field-effect propulsion via the Maxwell-Heaviside equations by Richard Banduric & Eric Hermanson.

Part #1 – Paul Murad – The Morningstar Energy Box

Paul Murad delivers a detailed engineering & test review of the “Morningstar Energy Box”, a propulsion experiment inspired by the Searl Effect Generator and the Roschin & Godin device. Murad’s presentation begins with a discussion of past experimental claims by John Searl, followed by photos, schematics & test results from 3 replication attempts using an “Improved Homopolar Generator” performed by V. V. Roschin and S. M. Godin.

The “Morningstar Energy Box” was designed & constructed by Paul Murad, John Brandenburg, and Morgan Boardman in 2011 with the goal of capturing detailed scientific & engineering test data on the Searl Effect Generator design. In his 97-slide presentation, Murad describes the engineering & test challenges involved with the experimental replication, and describes achieving a transient reduction in device mass exceeding 20% that was measured during testing.

Part #2 – Paul Murad – Searl Effect & Antigravity Q&A

Paul Murad answers technical questions related to the design, engineering & test results of the “Morningstar Energy Box”, an antigravity propulsion experiment inspired by the Searl Effect Generator and the Roschin & Godin device. This technical question & answer session includes details of the components & materials used and how those components function together to produce a 20% reduction in weight of the experimental prototype.

Part #3 – John Brandenburg – Poynting Vector Antigravity

Dr. John Brandenburg delivers a brief presentation discussing the GEM (Gravity-Electromagnetism) Unification Theory and provides insights into the role of Poynting Vector energy flow and how it may explain the results observed in the “Morningstar Energy Box”, an antigravity propulsion experiment inspired by the Searl Effect Generator and the Roschin & Godin device.

Brandenburg traces the lineage of the Searl Effect back to Nikola Tesla’s attempt at developing a Unified Field Theory, and offers insights into how the homopolar generator that he & Paul Murad tested may provide field-effect propulsion based on calculations with what he describes as Poynting Vortices.

Part #4 – Richard Banduric – Field-Effect Propulsion

Richard Banduric presents a detailed model for field-effect propulsion that forms the basis of experimental work he is performing for DARPA in the area of Relativistic Electrodynamics and Exotic Propulsion. Banduric also showcases experimental test apparatus devised as a method for testing this physical model.

Banduric is developing the next generation of propellant-less propulsion devices based on the interaction of the electric fields from charged isolated elements in relative motion. Electric field intensities change when they are viewed from different inertial frames of references due to the effect of Lorentz contraction of the electric charges.

In this presentation, Banduric discusses the reformulation of James Maxwell’s original complex-quaternion to create a propellant-less propulsion concept. Today’s electromagnetic vector equations are based on the Gibbs-Heaviside reformulation of James Maxwell’s original complex-quaternion equations. The reformulation of James Maxwell’s original equations was done by Joshua Gibbs and Oliver Heaviside to remove the “extra terms” from James Maxwell’s original complex-quaternion formulation.

Part #5 – Richard Banduric – Field Effect Propulsion Q&A

Richard Banduric answers questions on a detailed model for field-effect propulsion and associated experimental devices that he’s constructed for DARPA in the area of Relativistic Electrodynamics and Exotic Propulsion.

Part #6 – Mark Sokol – Antigravity Lab Experiment Update

Mark Sokol provides a walk through of his homebuild antigravity reseearch lab and provides descriptions for much of the specialized electrical test equipment he’s gathered for testing. In this update, Sokol describes not only he progress that he’s made in building tools for experiments, but also provides details on planned future experiments & equipment needed to construct them.

Part #7 – Eric Hermanson – Field Effect & Inertial Propulsion

Eric Hermanson leads an open discussion on a variety of EM propulsion and antigravity concepts, including Alzofon’s NMR propulsion concept, superconductive antigravity, Banduric’s model for field-effect propulsion, and the feasibility of gyroscopic inertial propulsion.

Hermanson has been collaborating with Banduric on the development of propellant-less propulsion devices based on the interaction of the electric fields from charged isolated elements in relative motion. Electric field intensities change when they are viewed from different inertial frames of references due to the effect of Lorentz contraction of the electric charges.

Explore UFO Reverse-Engineering with Mark McCandlish, how to build a flying saucer using NMR gravity-modification with David Alzofon, and see an inertial propulsion demonstration by Mike Gamble & Tom Valone.

Part #1: Mark McCandlish – UFO Reverse-Engineering

Mark McCandlish delivers a detailed technical description of the Alien Reproduction Vehicle (ARV), also called the Fluxliner, and also offers comparisons to eyewitness testimony of craft described by alien abductees. This technical discussion includes details of the components & materials used and how those components function together to produce an antigravity propulsion effect in the Alien Reproduction Vehicle design.

Part #2 – Mark McCandlish UFO & ARV Technology Q&A

Mark McCandlish answers technical questions related to decades of design work he’s conducted to reverse engineer the Alien Reproduction Vehicle (ARV), also called the Fluxliner. This technical question & answer session includes details of the components & materials used in the ARV design.

Part #3 – Mark McCandlish – Alien Abductee Witness Tech Comparison

Mark McCandlish describes witness testimony by alien abductee claimants on the technology powering ET craft, and compares that to the technical specifications of the Alien Reproduction Vehicle (ARV), also called the Fluxliner.

Part #4 – Mark McCandlish, Why Do UFOs Spin? Why The Saucer Shape?

Mark McCandlish discusses the role of spin in UFOs and the Alien Reproduction vehicle, and talks with Mark Sokol, Jeremiah Hansen & others on technical aspects of the design work he’s conducted to reverse engineer the Alien Reproduction Vehicle (ARV), also called the Fluxliner.

Part #6 – David Alzofon – How To Build A Flying Saucer

David Alzofon describes how to build a flying saucer based on the theoretical & engineering work of his father, Frederick Alzofon, combined with analysis of UFO field emissions. The Alzofon method for gravity control is documented in “Gravity Control with Present Technology”, written by David & Frederick, and utilizes a method of applying microwaves to align particle spins and create propulsion from a gyroscopic precession effect on the atomic level.

Part #7 – David Alzofon – Flying Saucer Engineering QA & Demo

David Alzofon answers questions on gravity modification described by the Alzofon theory, and how that may be implemented to build a flying saucer. This segment also includes a water demo with a gyroscope to show the precession effects predicted in his theory.

Part #8 – Mike Gamble & Tom Valone on Inertial Propulsion

Mike Gamble & Tom Valone present working gyroscopic inertial propulsion drives with a series of demonstration videos and graphs of the devices. Mike Gamble is an inventor & former Boeing Engineer who claims that gyroscopic inertial propulsion is already used in some satellites for station-keeping. He has carefully documented the force generated by his own gryoscopic inertial propulsion devices, and in his videos they are shown moving in a linear direction in a pulsed manner. Tom Valone is a legendary figure in alternative propulsion & energy community, and has worked as an organizer & aggregator through the Integrity Research Institute and the Conference on Future Energy (COFE).

Part #9 – Microwave Gravity-Modification Engineering

Mark Sokol, Tania Slawecki & Garrett discuss the details of building a microwave wave-guide for Alzofon gravity-modification research in the final hour of the APEC Nov 21st conference. The discussion includes an overview of various waveguide components, how to deliver power effectively to a target-sample to create the desired NMR effect in atoms, and a dialog on the types of components for generating microwaves, such as klystrons vs. magnetrons for creating a clean signal.

Learn about gravity-modification via nuclear magnetic resonance techniques with Mark Sokol and explore a new concept in inertial propulsion with Robert O’Keefe of Tachyon Aerospace.

Part #1 – Antigravity With Present Technology

Introduction to APEC by Mark Sokol and an overview of his team’s experimental research attempting to replicate the Alfozon gravity control experiment. Mark also provides a brief overview of the equipment his team uses & discusses some of the experimental methods & theoretical models that underly this project. Mark also introduces “Anti-Gravity With Present Technology: Implementation & Theoretical Foundation” by Frederick Alzofon, from the AIAA/SAE/SMS 17th Joint Propulsion Conference – July 27th to 29th, Colorado Springs, CO. In addition, Mark discusses the Alien Reproduction Vehicle (ARV) as described by Mark McCandlish, and offers an interpretation that is consistent with the Alzofon gravity modification model and also may explain the ionization effects seen in UFO encounters.

Part #2 – Alzofon Gravity Modification Experiments

This segment begins with Ron Kita discussing various patents & experiments that related to Alzofon gravity control, including Rex Schleicher’s patent on non-linear electromagnetic systems & other relevant experiments. Ron also discusses non-toxic eutectic metal alloys that are liquid at low-temperatures and provides design & machining notes for spinning metal disks that can be used in a replication of the McCandlish ARV. Wayne Ojala also showcases one of his latest experiments featuring electromagnetically stimulated gyroscopic precession and discusses the results of this experiments.

Part #3 – Inside The Antigravity Garage

Mark Sokol provides a demonstration of the hardware & equipment used in his replication experiments, along with a description of the types of power & signals required for his Antigravity experiments. Sokol indicates that his first Alzofon gravity modification experiment produced minimal results, but used only 20 watts of power. He is currently repairing a salvaged power supply capable of producing 10x more power, and discussing waveguide ideas to put that energy efficiently into his sample. Bill Alek discusses Tom Bearden’s MEG, the Floyd Sweet Vacuum Triode Amplifier (VTA), and the idea proposed by Bearden that negative gravitational attraction (antigravity) would result from a negative-energy condition, produced and described by Bearden in the Sweet VTA.

Part #4 – Negative Energy & Antigravity Hardware

If negative energy is involved with antigravity, then how do you create negative energy states? Mark Sokol discusses this with the conference attendees, including Bill Alek & Paul Murad. Mark Sokol also provides a walkthrough of his antigravity research laboratory and showcases some of the equipment he uses for gravity-modification engineering.

Part #5 – Antigravity Engineering & The Faraday Cage

Mark Sokol provides a walk-through of the experimental test apparatus he’s developing for his antigravity tests, along with a detailed examination of the faraday cage he’s built to test the apparatus in. Mark Sokol, Wayne Ojala, Jeremiah Popp, and Paul Murad discuss UFO sightings and try to apply anecdotal data from popular reports to what might be occurring with gravity modification.

Part #6 – Antigravity, UFOs & Breakthrough Propulsion Physics

Paul Murad begins a discussion of the practical & cultural challenges associated with the development of breakthrough propulsion physics, and discusses the challenge of attempting to collect data from UFO reports. Mark Sokol, Paul Murad, and the group discuss some of the latest physics theories surrounding gravity, and how those might relate to the engineering challenges associated with modifying gravity.

Part #7 – Antigravity Balance Demonstration

Wayne Ojala demonstrates an experiment he’s been developing that measures the weight on a coil under electrical load, and describes his experimental setup and the weight-reduction goals he hopes to achieve. Jeremiah Popp joins the discussion and elaborates on some of the possible physical & engineering models at work in Wayne’s experiment, and the two outline plans to potentially improve performance of the device.

Part #8 – Tachyon Aerospace Inertial Propulsion Drive

Robert O’Keefe from Tachyon Aerospace in the United Kingdom joins the discussion to talk about his team’s innovations with inertial propulsion apparatus. The Tachyon Aerospace device described by Robert O’Keefe uses an off-center rotating bucket system to produce upward thrust. The device does not completely lift off the ground, but O’Keefe claims that weight is greatly reduced on one side of the device while the other side does not increase in weight by the same amount (the overall weight is thereby reduced).

Part #9 – Inertial Propulsion & Magnetic Field Experiments

Robert O’Keefe from Tachyon Aerospace in the United Kingdom continues his discussion of innovations with an inertial propulsion apparatus. O’Keefe additionally discusses the measurement of complex magnetic fields associated with antigravity thrust, and Mark Sokol demonstrates some of these field configurations using iron filings on glass with a magnet underneath during the demonstration. The discussion concludes with an analysis of field configurations involved with likely production of thrust, and an examination of equipment used to produce it.