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.
Engineering the Scalar Universe: Gravity & Propulsion
Imagine if the same mysterious “dark energy” driving the universe’s expansion could be tamed on the workbench—reshaped into an engineer’s tool for momentum exchange, thrust, even propellantless drives: Glen Robertson’s…
Stoyan Sarg and the SARG Effect: Reimagining Gravity and Propulsion
What if gravity wasn’t an immutable law to obey, but an engineering variable you could dial up, bend sideways, or almost switch off—enough to lift a ship without rockets, glide through the air in a cocoon of altered…
The Morningstar Energy Box, Searl Effect, and Poynting Vortex Gravity
In a sealed test room in Wisconsin, a massive machine wound up toward a metallic scream, its laminated rollers chasing a magnetized ring while calibrated load cells watched every newton of apparent weight; for a few…
Exploring Gravity, Gravitational Waves and Anomalies
If gravity is more than mass tugging on mass—if it can twist, ripple, and feed on its own motion—then buried in a handful of strange experiments might be the blueprint for new physics and new propulsion. That’s the…
Beyond Rockets: Paul Murad’s Blueprint for Interstellar Travel
If humanity ever builds a ship that flirts with light speed—or dares to slip around it—we won’t get there by scaling up Saturn V’s or bolting fusion cores onto chemical tanks. We’ll do it by learning to negotiate with…
TR-3B Black Triangle UFO: Reverse-Engineering or SDI Legacy?
The TR-3B legend refuses to die. For three decades, witnesses describe a silent Black Triangle UFO with a bright central light that “steps” through modes and then vanishes like a state change. Is the TR-3B a…
Project Daedalus at 50 Years: The Fusion Starship Revisited
Conceived more than half a century ago, Project Daedalus was a bold bet that ordinary physics could chart a path to the stars—no warp drives, just disciplined engineering and fusion pulses counted in the hundreds per…
Top 25 Fusion Drives for Space Propulsion
For nearly a century, fusion has been the fire just over the horizon—promising starship-class energy in a package we can actually build. Today, the most compelling space-propulsion ideas don’t just chase a powerplant;…
The Bussard Ramjet and Polywell Fusion Reactor
The Bussard Ramjet sits at the core of Robert W. Bussard’s audacious vision for interstellar propulsion as a starship that “breathes” the thin hydrogen between the stars, and his Polywell Fusion Reactor pursues compact,…
Paul Czysz: From Hypersonic Skunkworks to Fusion Spaceplanes
By any measure, Professor Paul A. Czysz stood at the hinge between two eras: the Cold-War crucible that birthed hypersonic flight, and a next chapter where air-breathers hand off to compact fusion and field physics. His…