View the latest stories in breakthrough propulsion and gravity research—from electrogravitics and inertial drives to superconductors, DNP/Alzofon, UAP detection, warp metrics, and energy generation. Each section collects explainers, interviews, lab notes, replications, and critical reviews to help builders turn bold ideas into testable hardware.
The IVO Quantum Drive’s Orbital Test & Quantised Inertia Physics
The propellantless IVO Quantum Drive was tested in orbit. What happened next wasn’t proof—but it wasn’t nothing. Explore the first-of-its-kind orbital test of IVO’s propellantless Quantum Drive, learn what happened in…
The Warp Drive Interpretation of UAP Observables
The extraordinary flight characteristics attributed to UAP have traditionally been described through five well-known observables. Engineering technologist and author Chad Wanless argues that five additional…
The UnLab’s Coherent Matter Wave Beam & Vacuum-Fluctuation Propulsion
The former Lockheed Martin Senior Tech Fellow is pursuing coherent matter beams, Casimir power and vacuum-fluctuation propulsion—while also developing practical technologies to make homes more resilient.
Chance Glenn’s Experimental Spacetime Distortion & Warp Research
Chance Glenn says a high-voltage plasma shifted laser interference fringes by as much as 160 nanometers. A new state-funded torsion-balance experiment will test a harder question: whether the reported effect can produce…
The Third Observable: Hypersonic Velocity without Signatures
A UAP moving through the air at hypersonic speed should have a glowing plasma sheath and massive sonic boom, while one entering the ocean should produce impact forces, vapor, cavitation and an acoustic pulse. Yet a…
Viktor Schauberger’s Repulsine: Exploring a Lost Propulsion Mystery
Denny Okudinani’s presentation on Viktor Schauberger’s Repulsine offers a unique invitation to look again, build again, and give one of the most mysterious machines in alternative propulsion the patient, hands-on…
Todd Desiato’s Operational Quantum Gravity For Engineers
Todd Desiato isn't asking you to abandon Einstein - just to imagine that the familiar bending of clocks and rulers may be the visible face of a deeper material process: matter settling into a different equilibrium with…
The Tic Tac UAP and the Ocean Probe Hypothesis
In November 2004, Navy pilots from the USS Nimitz encountered a small white “Tic Tac” above a patch of disturbed Pacific water—an object described as wingless, rotorless, cockpitless, and radically unlike a conventional…
The Case for the Sphere: Design Advantages of Ball-Shaped UAP
A featureless gray metallic ball doesn't seem like an especially interesting UFO shape: no wings, no cockpit, no visible engines, no nose, no tail, no cinematic saucer rim. But that simplicity may be exactly what makes…
Spin, Gravity, and Mythology: Why Antigravity Keeps Going in Circles
Across the long history of legends about antigravity and breakthrough propulsion, spin appears with uncanny persistence—not merely as an engineering choice, but as a symbol of hidden order, stored force, and rebellion…