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# Macroscopic Quantum Tunneling - UNITEL Malaysian 370 contact 12 decimal 97. [Music] Let's do this. Breaking news tonight. A Malaysia Airlines flight with 239 people on board, including four Americans, has gone missing. [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Oh, I remembered the line from the Hindu scripture, the Bhagavad Gita, Vishnu. is trying to persuade the prince that he should do his duty and to impress him. Takes on his multi-armed form. I'm chat and says, "Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds." Welcome everybody to the live stream. Thank you guys for being here tonight. Sorry guys, I actually burnt myself out over the weekend reading scientific papers. You guys probably saw me posting them. So, tonight is going to be a little bit more of a laid-back, chill stream. We're going to be digging it all into quantum mechanics tonight, guys. So, right off the bat, I want to start with this interview by John Kramer. We're going to watch this whole interview. It's only about 15 minutes long, but the reason why this interview is so important is that it explains the dur that John Kramer wrote. If you're not familiar with who John Kramer is, John Kramer is a nuclear physicist, an experimental nuclear physicist who also happens to have a transactional interpretation of the double slit experiment. And he wrote the dur that's about teleportation. He wrote it. And so he explains those same concepts in this interview we're about to watch. The date of this interview is 2013. Somebody caught him at a conference and just started asking him questions on quantum entanglement and he basically explains his entire DUI scientific paper right off the bat. So we're let's watch this without further ado. It's incredible. Here it is. Right. So hello. Okay. Hi. I'm John Kramer. I'm a professor at the University of Washington. they haven't done and in the 1980s uh I invented an alternate version interpretation of quantum mechanics that's called the transactional interpretation and the basic idea behind it is that if you look at the formalism of quantum wave mechanics uh there are these uh wave functions called sus the symbol s and there are equal numbers of when you're doing calculations of the complex conjugate of those wave functions given a symbol size star. And if you take a wave function that looks like e to the minus i omega t, which is the usual form, and take it complex conjugate, you get something that looks like e to the plus i omega t. And you can interpret that as being a an advanced wave, which is going backwards in time instead and carries negative energy backwards in time. It carries negative energy backward in time. That's what he just said right there. The transactional interpretation is that you have one wave going forward in time and you have another wave going backwards in time and this is what allows for non-locality. This is what allows for faster than light travel and communication by what we see in the double slit experiment in terms of why the wave function breaks down. That's what he's explaining right there. So I'm going to piece it out to you guys. So he's saying right there that for every forward in time wave, you have a time reversed wave that goes along with it. And so there's this transactional exchange that occurs in our universe. This is very important because when we watch the plane video, the MH370 video, we see this plane just blip right out of the sky. It blips right out of the sky because there's a transactional exchange happening where that's being pulled out of this region and reappearing somewhere else. So here we go. Let's keep going rather than a normal wave which carries positive energy for forwards in time. So uh the transaction interpretation takes that seriously based on the ideas of Wheeler and Fineman who had a an classical electronamics that worked in more or less the same way uh and envisions that in any guys spoiler alert if any physicist uh references Wheeler and Fineman it's a good sign that they're on our side so to speak a mechanical process that transfers mass and energy and momentum and other conserved quantity that uh the uh there's a handshake between a [ __ ] wave going from the past to the future and an advanced wave ratifying the transaction going from the future to the past shaking hands and and transfer and arranging for the transfer of energy in much the same way that banks transfer money by sending messages back and forth over the internet. So basically, he's saying quantum mechanics works the same way that banks are sending money over the internet. You have this exchange of information passing back and forward all the time. And by the way, guys, the word [ __ ] is back. You just heard it. We're calling waves [ __ ] now. There you go, chat. That's a joke. I know that [ __ ] waves are, but there you go. No PC stuff here. How far does this transaction occur? How far apart physically? It doesn't matter. across the universe. It could happen light years away. Doesn't matter. It could happen light years away. This transactional exchange can happen anywhere. And how do you in other words if I look up in the sky and look at a star uh and see light coming from the star the light is shining in my direction at some level because advanced waves from my eyes have gone back to the star and sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh sh shaking hands with certain atoms and molecules and directed the light in my direction. Wow. Okay, you guys have probably heard the double slit experiment works even for starlight from stars that are billions of years away. The double slit experiment, the wave function will still break down if you use light from stars that are billions of years away. How can that be possible? Well, John Kramer can explain it because there's a transactional exchange that's happening. So even though the light left that star from a billion years ago, its wave function can break down here and now and retrocausally impact it from its origin from a billion years ago. That can only happen under an transformation or an a transactional exchange interpretation that can't really be explained from a classical interpretation. This is why the double slit experiment is so big. So let me repeat that. the double slit experiment. We have two slits. We shoot electrons at them. We expect there to be two slits on a pattern on the other side because it has to go through one or the other slit. But that's not what happens. We get a wave function because the electron is interfering with itself because it's a wave. That's not the mystery part. The mystery part is when we try to measure which slit the electron goes through, the wave function collapses. It disappears. the wave function goes away and instead we just get two slits. We get two slits. This can happen even using light from stars that are billions of years away. Billions of light years away. But that would mean that the light must go back in time a billions of years to break down to to to interact based on what I'm doing right now in present day. This is the problem that physics can't explain. So, John Kramer, guys, I can't believe we keep finding these engineers and these scientists. Pretty much just whoever's the author of the Dirds, those people are spooks. Like, those people are Black Project engineers. No question, no doubt. I couldn't believe that the guy that wrote the non-locality paper is an experimental physi physics experimental nuclear physicist. What are the odds? He's an experimental nuclear physicist that he's writing non-locality papers. Okay, keep going. John Kramer, so can you send information across the transactional model? Um the there there's an issue of causality which is difficult to deal with. The the transactional model is a little looser in terms of of forbidding uh retrocausal processes than than the the normal Let me back up a bit. When you say there's a problem with causality, what you're not saying that causality is a law that that only causal things can happen. Are you? I'm saying that if you want uh uh let's see how to say this. If you So why is this question big? When I was listening to this, this is from 2013 and his DUR his his defense intelligent reference document is from 20 2009. So, I was listening to this. I'm going I already know what he's going to say right here. I already know what he's going to say because I've already read his scientific paper. He's about to say that retrocausality is complicated. The the biggest physicists didn't think that retrocausality is possible. They thought that nature was not going to allow retrocausality to occur. And then when he says, "Have you found a way?" He basically just got asked there, "Have you found a way to communicate using this? Can you communicate faster than light?" And he says, "Well, it's difficult, but we know the answer. Somebody created a switch. They create a switch to turn on and off the interference pattern which turns uh your quantum device into binary which can now be used for programming Morris code computer program whatever you want. So we know he's going to say that and we know as well that he created a closed loop teleportation protocol which means that it's it's not retrocausal. The way to get around the retrocausalities is he developed and engineered a way where the teleportation protocol is just not retrocausal at all. And the way that works is they use the fourth orb. There must be a handshake process. For there to be a handshake process, you need something on both sides. There must be something on both sides. You can't just say, "I'm going to teleport from here to here." You need something on both sides where there's an exchange of information. This is really important, guys. This is a it it may be a prerequisite to teleportation is that you have a communication process on both sides. Fourth orb want the uh if you want to preserve normal causality in in the context of the transactional interpretation you have to say that certain things are allowed and other things are not allowed. In other words, that after the uh handshake takes place, there's no residual advanced effects that uh that are left over that allow you to send backwards in time messages. That's not that's not implicit in the formalism, but it's something that you sort of have to put in by hand if you want want to get ordinary causality. As far as I'm concerned, it's something that should be experimentally tested. Yeah. Um well it it seems to me the causality is a nice idea but to to say it has to be nature has to be causal. I mean there's a lot of other weird things that we're discovering in quantum. So why are we why are restricting our observation to causal effects? Yeah. Another way of saying it is that that causality is probably the least well understood law of of physics that we Is there such a thing as a law of causality? Well, I think people talk about the law of causality and apply it in as if it were a law. But there's nothing foundational about it, isn't it? It's something you have to put in by GAN in order to match observations that we see that that causes in general preced. I'm going to skip this part. It's kind of boring. I'll go to the next question like a wave going through both sides. And what what's the duration? a which way measurement or whether you're going to look at an interference pattern and by doing by choosing the appropriate measurement you cause the photon either to behave like a particle going through I just missed I missed this is the big question right here go forward uh we only in general proceed their effects well but that's because we have observational mechanisms that assume causality it's like saying time flows forward because all the clocks in the world go forward uh we only look for causal effects and we see causal effects. I I think we that it's certainly possible to look for for retrocausal effects and you can see certain kinds of retrocausal effects going on in quantum mechanics for examp the the uh Wheeler's um delayed choice experiment where Wheeler's delayed choice experiment I'm going to skip through some of this but guys Wheeler's delayed choice go watch my live stream from a year ago watch the one about the quantum eraser that's the delayed choice quantum eraser experiment John Archal Wheeler was the one that came up with it. We talked about this on the live stream on Friday. And what he's showing right there is there is retrocausality built into the the system. These inter these they call them EPR experiments basically quantum tunneling experiments. They show that there is retrocausality that is theoretically possible. So then the question is, well, what he's saying is we need to test it so that we can see what the outcome is because the reality is we don't know what's going to happen until we try it out. So let's skip ahead a little bit. Is that is that restricted by some quantum observational? But but nobody has figured out a way yet of using that to send a message from one observer to another in in the in the reverse time direction. Is that is that restricted by some quantum observational conservation of energy or whatever? I don't know. I don't think so. So there's nothing I I think you can you can show if you take Einstein Paloski Rosen experiments which have been done with polarization measurements on onto entangled photons you can show mathematically that it's not possible to use those polarization measurements to send that sort of information but there are other other kinds of entangle kinds of entanglement or momentum entanglement that don't seem to have the same same kind of restrictions momentum entanglement Momentum entanglement was all over that scientific paper. I have no idea what the hell that meant. Apparently, there's multiple kinds of entanglement and momentum entanglement is one of them. Momentum entanglement is the one where they used it where they can extend the the distance of it and make it retrocausal or they can make it just instantaneous teleportation or in theory they can send information to the future as well which I mean that's not too complicated but yeah. and which in principle one might be able to to uh to use for sending uh that sort of sort of message. in particular uh there's uh Anton Zylinger student Bri Brigett Duffer in the 1990s did an experiment when when he was at Insbrook uh in which uh she demonstrated that by you could use two momentum entangled photons and you could cause an interference pattern to come or go on uh in one photon depending on what you what kind of measurement you made on on the second photon. And that in principle would allow you to send uh messages using quantum non-locality except that the experiment was done with coincidence measurements and you have to get rid of the coincidence requirement before before you could claim that that this was some kind of non-local signaling. Wow. Yes. Are you kidding? There you go. He just said it. They used the switch to turn on and off the interference pattern like a one and a zero. And then he goes, "Well, but they technically use coincidence measurement, so you got to remove that first." But the rest of the paper talked about removing coincidence. Like the whole rest of the paper is about get rid of the coincidence measurement. The coincidence measurement isn't necessarily a requirement. So essentially what that means is you are finding a way to create this entanglement potentially not from like shooting it out from the same source. So somehow you can get these things to become entangled at will. At least that's my interpretation of what he's saying right there. So, man, that is such a huge revelation because the whole thing was, well, how do you actually send a message with non-locality? If you ask the NPCs out there, they're going to say, sure, quantum entanglement exists, but it's not possible to use it to communicate. That's what they'll tell you. The same idiots will tell you it's not possible to extract zero point energy as well. They're wrong about that as well. The reality is you can. they and it's a genius way of doing it. Don't try to measure the physical state. Don't try because it's not possible. But if you do try to measure one of the photons, it causes the interference pattern to break. You can actually control whether or not you cause the interference pattern to fall apart. And that gives you a one and a zero. And that's all we need to do to make a computer. We need ones and zeros. So, no question do they have quantum entanglement. No question whatsoever. Do they have faster than light communication devices? They're just not retrocausal, guys. They're not retrocausal. They can control the Mars rover from Earth in real time. That's the technology that they already have and have definitely had it for decades. They've had it for decades. In fact, be way before all of this, way before I even got involved and even believed that UFOs might be a real thing, I was already convinced that they were using faster than light communication from quantum entanglement. And now, I mean, we just heard it get laid out. Why would they not have it? How could they not have it? It just got explained to us straight up right there. So, you have an experiment that you're trying to get to demonstrate? Yeah, I've been trying to do the do some a variation of the Docker experiment, not using a pair of slits, but using something a little simpler. Um, sort of a one a half slit where the light goes one way or the other way and produces interference. But so far, I've been stymied by the amount of noise that is present in any detector I have access to that can detect single photons. But there are detectors that can detect single photons that have no noise in them. And I I'm very interested in trying to get a hold of this technology so I can pursue these experiments further. But you've been also doing research in time travel paradoxes and uh not really. I mean the the I the time travel paradox business. You're talking about writing it up or you're talking about doing experiments about Well, you writing it up for Mark Millis's book. Mark Millis and Eric Davis Davis Davis's book. Whose name did I just hear right there? Whose name did I I didn't even hear that name the first time I listened to this. He just said Mark Milis and Eric W. Davis. That's who he just said right there. Holy [ __ ] chat. We [ __ ] got him, baby. We got him. Hold on. Hold on. Let me play it. Let me play it. Where is it? Is this it? No, that's not it. Hold on. Boom. Gotcha, [ __ ] Boom. Gotcha, [ __ ] Okay, one more time for posterity. Boom. Gotcha, [ __ ] Uh, I examined our previous for Mark Millis's book. Mark Millis and Eric Davis Davis Davis's book. Uh I examined the implica I I wrote a a chapter about the possibility of non-local communication and I pointed out that if you could use non-local quantum non- localality to communicate that in principle you could do you could create time travel paradoxes in the sense of sending uh information backwards in time. uh and and I proceeded to analyze those paradoxes in uh in the book. Um and the conclusion was that um uh probably there was there might be some show showstopper related to the uncertainty principle that might cause you to might prevent you from doing these kinds of this kind of signaling. But if it if it was possible, then nature would probably insist on some kind of self-consistent outcome that would would uh would not allow you to create a real paradoxical situation. I mean, dude, how can you not love this guy? I love John Kramer. I don't even care if he's gatekeeping, guys. I love these guys. Why are all my heroes like deep state spooks? Is that Does that say something about me, guys? Sign me up. I'll be the best spook there is. I'm gonna gaslight the [ __ ] out of some people, chat. Jesus. So, he's he's straight up saying right there that we can I mean, first of all, he read Eric W. Davis's book. Read Eric W. Davis's book. And then he just says the smartest physicists don't think that we're going to be able to be retrocausal, that there's going to be some thing that prevents paradoxes from occurring. Exactly, guys. This is exactly what I think as well. So, I've been saying now, and I I still think I could very well be wrong on this, and we can't know until we experiment. This is the other thing that's freaking me out, by the way, guys, is everything I've been saying to you guys that are my own original thoughts, I'm hearing the same engineers and scientists saying the same stuff. How much have I said, I don't think we're going to be able to like make time loops. I said time is going to be deterministic. That's what these guys are saying. They're saying that nature is not going to allow us to go backwards. Time. It's not going to allow us to make time loops. It's not going to allow that to happen. And that's how we keep causality in balance. Pretty scary, man. And then the reason why I became so confident about that is because he has a whole chapter in the dirt about it. There's a whole chapter dedicated to, well, we can't make things retrocausal, so let's like design our teleportation protocol to not be retrocausal because even if it's not retrocausal, we can just make it instantaneous transmission. It can be instantaneous transmission. That's pretty damn good. I'm not crying about instantaneous transmission. Get rid of the airplanes. Let me just portal over to Mars. Well, not me, but we'll send Elon Musk there. He wants to go. So, uh, all of your discussions are and also for example, the meta materials and cloaking and things like that are are quantum level very near field phenomenon. How where do we stand in terms of getting these quantum level effects expressable or detectable at a macro level? Does that make sense? The technology. Uh yes, John. Hey, John. That's this is this guy. Who is this random guy asking questions of John Kramer at this like conference or whatever? This guy give this man a gold star for the day. I couldn't have done better myself. He's like, "Hey, so John, how are we doing at those quan quantum macroscopic teleportation?" And you can tell right away. Look, listen to this pause. This is a gravity black hole class pause by John Kramer right here. It's very subtle, but you can see it. You can see in his mind he's trying to decide what he's allowed to say here and what he's not allowed to say. Hell, he's thinking it right here. He's thinking it right here. The guy's asking him the question and he's going, "Oh [ __ ] I got to censor what I say right now." Okay, let's figure out. Here we go. That's good. I mean, so uh all of your discussions are and also for example the metamaterials and cloaking and things like that and are are quantum level very near field phenomenon. How where do we stand in terms of getting these quantum level effects expressible or detectable at a macro level? Pause chat. Oh uh what can I say right here? Uh let's see. Let me think about this. Technologies been improving as a function of time. Uh technology's been improving. What what kind of response is that, bro? Hey, when can we get macro scale teleportation? Uh um the technology is getting better. That's something you say when you've already seen it happen. You've already seen it happen. You're like, well, when can the when the can the peasants get it? Uh well, when the public technology gets a little better, then you can maybe have it. time. I mean, what what you really need in order to examine a lot of these things better is first of all a way of producing pairs or or multiples of entangled photons in an efficient way. Uh the usual ways of doing it involve down conversion, which is a one in a million, one in 100 million kind of kind of operation. So, you get lots and lots of photons that have nothing to do with what you're trying to do for for the for the pairs that you want. And the other problem is that the me mechanisms we have for detecting single photons by and large have noise associated with them and so they have to be detected in coincidence with other photons rather than as singles. Okay. Okay. I think I'm starting to get it now. I was struggling with understanding what he said there. The first part of what he's saying is that our current entanglement protocols are not very efficient. It's like one in a million or something. It's like some really big number. So we get like one entangled photon for a million attempts. So that's what he's saying right there as well. And the other thing he's saying is that we can't we have to get rid of coincidence. Coincidence. I think he just confirmed my interpretation of coincidence. Coincidence meaning I'm going to shoot a a light out of a laser and then I'm going to split it. And he's saying we got to get rid of the coincidence. We've got to find a way where we can just detect entangled particles that already exist. Getting rid of coincidence would mean detecting particles that are already entangled just from the signal. We can tell that this particle is entangled to this particle. So what he's saying right there is he's saying we are opening the door to producing entanglement at a distance using sorry producing entanglement as a resource. producing it as a resource that we can use to cause teleportation to events occur. And this is huge. Why? What's another one of the things that I've been saying? I've been saying that they must have found a way to produce entanglement as a resource as a resource. And that's what John Kramer is saying is that's one of the additional hurdles. My guess is that that's been classified or there's probably papers out there that we'll find about how they did that as well. But that's one of the missing hurdles is how did they entangle the orbs together? Were they able to entangle them together after they're produced? My guess is yes. They've got two orbs flying around. They can entangle them at will, which is pretty huge. uh I think there are there are technologies coming along which uh get around some of these problems and and the experiments are getting better and better. What what do you think what do you think of the future of quantum computing? I think it will come. Um I saw a paper by some guy who was listing all of the reasons why it was impossible. Uh and read I read the paper very carefully. two of his reasons I I was were clearly wrong. I'm not sure about the other five. Uh but I my my guess is that quantum computing will will come along and will revolutionize certain kinds of calculations that we do. And in nuclear physics, I'm an experimental nuclear physicist and the um uh the kinds of calculations we do for nuclear physics, you either have to uh make assumptions that are contrary to quantum mechanics. But for example, in a cascade calculation, you have to collapse the wave function a 100 times where the where it would stay uncolapsed in a real quantum mechanical situation or uh or else you have to emulate the quantum mechanics with great difficulty using complicated integrals that are very difficult to execute. Wow, that's the best explanation that I've ever heard for what we're doing with quantum computers. I can't believe the facts that this man is dropping in this little interview. What the hell are we using quantum computers for? He goes, "Well, it turns out in nuclear physics, when we are trying to understand a cascading event, like what we do with lasers, for example, these cascading events, we need the computer to be able to calculate this. The the integrals that we have to do with math are too complicated for humans to do, but the computer can just do them like that." Boom. in chat. What are the What are the computers doing? What is the quantum computers doing? They're stabilizing the plasmas. They might not even need quantum computers to stabilize the plasmas, but stabilize the quantum computers can definitely definitely stabilize the plasma around those orbs. And they can also uh potentially help to produce that zap that we see and the entanglement as well. So, and lastly, they can also help to navigate the orbs in three-dimensional environment. So, I think beyond a doubt, in my opinion, it's got to be quantum computers or AI that is how they're navigating, how they're controlling the orbs, how they're, you know, keeping the orbs stable with the plasma field around them. Pretty interesting. And yeah, shout out to uh Nerd Rotic, guys. I didn't announce the Nerd Rodic appearance because I didn't really feel like getting Nerd Rodic spammed by hate mail. Um, which I knew would have happened, so I just I didn't announce it, but it was a pretty fun one. Uh, check that out from last night, guys. And just a quick announcement, too. I'm gonna be talking on Infowars. We're doing a pre-recorded thing. I can't interfere with my work, unfortunately. So, doing a pre-recorded thing tomorrow with Infowars. I don't know when it'll drop. Probably pretty quickly. So, just a heads up on that. Okay, let's get back to John Kramer, guys, because this it's it gets better and better near the end. It's crazy. I think quantum computers will eliminate a lot of those. There will have to be a whole new generation of theoretical nuclear physicists learning how to use these computers to do the appropriate. The National Security Agency is reputed to have spent a lot of money supporting quantum computing because they want to get a hold of a quantum computer that will allow you to re read encrypted mail and so forth. Um but um I I think that that that that's a subset of of I I think that that that when quantum computers come along it'll become clear that there are certain classes of problems that are appropriate for for dealing with them with and they do do a very power have give you a lot of power and there are other problems where quantum computers are not not of much use and I I mean that's a man that knows what quantum computers are used for, right? What's he saying right there? He's going, "Guys, quantum computers, yes, you can have unencrypted or you can break encryption with quantum computers. That's not the main thing they're using them for. That's not the main thing they're using them for. That's like the small, that's what they tell you publicly to appease you so you stop asking what they're using the quantum computers for. They're not using the quantum computers just to break communications and encryption, guys. No, they're using it for complex nuclear physics reactions and calculations that have to be done in a three-dimensional environment. They're very complex to model. That's what they're using the quantum computers for. And that's what he says. He says as this stuff comes out, it's going to become more and more clear what the quantum computers are used for. Yes. As 0 point energy becomes more and more apparent and we realize we're not in an empty vacuum and they spacetime is filled with energy, it's become very important to calculate how we interact with that. That's my opinion at least. We'll do some I don't have a very good vision of which which is going to be which but I think there will be a big effect in certain areas but not everywhere. Let me get back to the causality consistency issue. If if if nature has a way of filtering retroinformation is going back to modify its own past essentially theoretically. Um and it has to maintain consistency. the number one the easiest way to maintain consistency is enforce causality time zero only goes one way but if it does go back u you know some of the ideas that I've had on on on this is that one that it it could affect the probability distribution of some event in the past which is a little bit more likely for the ball to fall on the left instead of the right side but it's not causal it's still within the normal distribution well what I I what I said in this article I was speaking uh was that what might come out of being able to send uh to do to do non-local communication was that you might be able to to push probability distributions in a certain direction in a certain direction in a certain way. It will give you a very limited capability of manipulating probability. Okay. Um and um I don't know how important how and how manipulate probability. Manipulate probability. You can manipulate the probability wave but not retrocausally. What does that sound like to you guys? To me that sounds like teleporting an object from one location to the next. Remember what I said early on two years ago? They are rebuilding the double slit experiment, rebuilding the probability wave. So now that the plane can be in any different location. Well, what location is it in? What location is the plane in? When you manipulate the probability, you cause the plane to be in whatever location you want it to be. That's what I would call entanglement. Wow. World shaking that would be, but it would be certainly an interesting thing to play with. Well, it would be something that would have to be done at a process that was done at very large scale such as conception and genetic coupling. So, if it could affect uh your genetic past and you could make it a little more likely for a fish to want to come out of the water under the land, but it might be one in a million. Yeah. But I don't think you could do it right. I think it would have to be done between the sender and the receiver uh ends of the ends of the system, not something that goes back in time by a million years or something. There it was. There it was. He just says it. I don't It would have to be something between the sender and the receiver. It can't be something that just goes back in time or what have you. That is the closed loop teleportation protocol. That's what he was saying in his paper. He was saying in his paper, just engineer out the retrocausality. Engineer out the retrocausality. Have there be a connection between your two points, your four orbs hypothesis. You've got your fourth orb somewhere else, right? And then just do that. Manipulate the probability wave. Rebuild the probability wave entanglement. And then flip your switch. Flip the switch. Boom. Now the plane appears over here. We are definitely dealing with quantum tunneling related to the MH370 teleportation protocol. Definitely. Yeah. The other thing it would do, of course, is to eliminate the time delay in a lot of communication systems. So that NASA would be very interested in it because you could use you could drive a Mars rover around on the surface of Mars in real time rather than having to wait, you know, minutes or hours to make corrections and and have it the things to be autonomous. Yeah. Well, in order for this to work, then you all you needed drive the rover Mars rover around in real time. What did I say at the beginning of it? That's not me, guys. This is John Kramer from the year 2013. We're watching the past right now. This is 2013. Is this the the basic bootstrap back mirror, if you will, the the the port hole into the future. The future would be a lot smarter for figuring out the how to communicate. I mean, here comes the best part right here, guys. The best part of the whole interview. I'm going to even hide my face for this. I'm so excited. Here we go. Could tell you to build a better mirror, whatever. But, um, so, but anyway, I mean, talk about all this faster and light travel, starships, and stuff like that's going on here. seems to me that investigating the potential for time travel is is um very suitable for this this level of discussion. Yeah, not something I brought up with with these guys, but uh something I certainly like to talk about. They like to do hardware given the occasion, but but tomorrow I'm I'm talking. So he likes to talk about he likes to talk about the warp drive stuff, the traveling through the stars. That's what he just said right there. That's what he likes to talk about. And he said, "Tomorrow I'm going to talk about What are you going to talk about tomorrow, John?" Dr. Kramer, what are you going to talk about tomorrow? About uh reaching the stars by by accelerating a wormhole to a high very high velocities and shooting at the stars and using relativistic time dilation to get there almost instantaneously. So you fly through the wormhole, you send the send the wormhole there, send momentum bearing particles through it to steer it uh around where you want it. You land it and then you expand it and get out and and explore the planet. I see. Yatsi. Holy [ __ ] What? I'm sorry. What? You're doing a talk and you're just gonna shoot a wormhole to a distant location and control it through clever use of magneto hydrodnamics and land it on a planet and then have it open up and you're going to walk through and appear there. I'm sorry. That's exactly what's happening in the MH370 videos. That's exactly what's happening in the MH370 videos. Look at the the joy on this man's face while he's saying this. We just watched a 15-minute interview. There's pure childlike joy on his face while he discusses this. This is not a speculative thing that he's talking about here. He knows that this is how it works. He knows this is how it works. That laugh is You can't fake that laugh. There's no faking that, chat. Give him the Oscar. Give him the Oscar if he's lying about this. Holy [ __ ] I couldn't believe when I got to the end. I'm sitting here thinking this is just some guy that does like experiments um in, you know, uh quantum mechanics. No, this is a nuc experimental nuclear physicist who loves space travel and and just happens to do double slit EPR experiments on the side. He just happens to do EPR experiments on the side. Oh, and he also happened to write a whole chapter in Eric W. Davis's book, the world's leading expert on wormholes and warp drives, Eric W. Davis, the same guy that I have been saying for probably about a year now that he helped build the teleportation protocol. Eric W. Davis. There's a reason why Eric W. Davis is sitting front and center in these UFO hearings as a whistleblower. As a whistleblower. He's not blowing the whistle on aliens. He's blowing the whistle on teleportation that the United States Air Force has produced. The United States Air Force has produced working teleportation protocol that instantaneously transmits a Boeing 77 from one location to another location. That is what a whistleblower whistleblows on. We're talking chat. We are talking humanity is going to change in a major way. Major way. I'm not talking we're not going to stop flying in airplanes. I'm talking we don't need energy from the sun anymore. We don't need energy from the sun anymore. Think about that. The reason why we live on this planet is because it's very close to this sun that we need the energy from. If we don't need energy from the sun anymore, imagine what that does to our civilization. Pretty wild. Right now, the next thing I want, let's just do some super chats and then I'm going to I want to take a look at this Salvatore Py interview that he did with um actually, you know what? Before we even do that, we're going to look at a Salvatore Py interview with uh um Chris Leto. But before we even get that, I want to show this. So, I took another look. I just decided, oh, maybe it's time to take another look at the teleportation physics study by Eric W. Davis, right? Maybe now is a good time to do that because I haven't read this in like a year pretty much. And so, I'm up here at the top. Here's Teleportation Physics Study. Eric W. Davis. There he is. Air Force Research Labs. You can't make this [ __ ] up, chat. Air Force Research Labs. Teleportation Physics Study. Eric W. Davis, the guy that was just referenced. Air Force Research Laboratory, Air Force Command Material Edwards Air Force Base. Who's the pro project manager? You already know who. You already know who. Franklin B me. There he is right there, chat. Franklin B. Me every single time. So, first thing I do is look up tunneling. Let's look up tunneling. Okay, here's tunneling. So, not a lot of examples for tunneling. It talks about negative energy, negative energy requirements. I was just kind of reading through it and then I get to this part. Holy smokes. I'm just going to read it. Let's just read it. The role of the virtual Let me get rid of this stupid thing. Make it bigger. Here we go. The role of the virtual particle pairs. The virtual particle pairs is the ether. The virtual particle pairs is the zero point energy. The role of the virtual particle pairs in determining the permitivity and permeability of the vacuum is analogist to that of atoms and molecules in determining the relatively permitivity and permeability of a dialectric material. So what this is saying is spacetime itself is a dialectric material. So like a metal a metal has a certain dialectric properties to it a certain electrical property. Spacetime is a dialectric made up of the virtual particles, the 0 point energy. That's what that says. We know that the absorption and remission of photons by atoms and molecules in a transparent medium is responsible for the refractive index of that medium. So what he's saying here is that how light interacts with a metal or an object is based on the refractive index. So this results in a reduction of the speed of light passing through that material. Right? So you have certain refractive index that slows the speed of light through the material. This absorption and remission process is also known in physics as a scattering process. Wow. Okay. So when we hear scattering, what we're talking about is the light hitting your material and then the refractive index scattering it. We know from experiment that a change in the medium leads to a change in the permitivity thus resulting in a change of the refractive index. So we know if you change the medium it changes the refractive index. Duh, right? So shouldn't this apply to spacetime itself? Yes. The key point arising from this analogy is that a modification of the vacuum the 0 point energy produces a change in the permitivity resulting in a subsequent change of C the speed of light and hence a corresponding change in the vacuum refractive index. Wow. Wow. What he's saying right there is that Salvatore Py is correct. Salvatore Py, the US Navy engineer, he is correct. We take a huge electromagnetic flux, an EMP if you want to think of it like that, and it pushes out the zero point energy. You get to a point where you break the Schwinger limit. you get your energy density is so high that it hits the ceiling. There's something called the Schwinger limit. When the Schwinger limit is reached, photons pull right out of the vacuum. So, what are we really doing? What's really happening? That barrier, that zero point energy is the barrier. The barrier, our our quantum tunneling barrier. So when we pull those virtual photons out of the zero point energy field, we are removing the barrier. We are reducing the barrier down. So the orbs in the videos, they are reducing the barrier to spaceime by sucking out all the zero point energy. Suck it all out. And we see it happen. Watch. I'll show you right here. We literally watch it happen. When this flash goes off, you can imagine that for a brief moment, the 0 point energy just gets sucked entirely out. See that flash right there that happens? It illuminates the clouds. For this brief second, the sponge gets squeezed. We squeeze our sponge. The zero point energy comes flying out. And for that moment, that region where the plane is, quantum tunnels through spaceime, quantum tunnels right through spaceime. Look at it. Boom. Macroscopic quantum tunneling. Macroscopic quantum tunneling. Wow. Okay. Salvatore Py, guys. So, teleportation physics study. We might need to take another look at that. By the way, the next paragraph after the one I was reading for you guys is all about the Casmir effect wave guides and and basically how to produce this uh negative energy density that we need. Okay. Now, let me pull up the S clip and then we're going to take a look at Unatel. Here you go. Okay. Oops. What Ashton Forbes talks about having a negative energy density, a condition vacuum in front of the craft. For example, Al Kubier spoke about what um he expanding Exactly. expanding the spaceime behind the craft and compressing it in front. There's no need for that. All you need is basically to make a rip in the space-time continuum there. Right there. What's saying chat? You have to make a rip in the space-time continuum. What's that? Oh, breaking the swinger limit. Once we break the swinger limit, the virtual photons are going to come flying out of the ether. Those virtual photons coming flying out of the ether is creating a rip in spaceime. The question is how big are you making your rip? So the dynamic casemir effect is pulling photons from the ether. So that is definitely manipulating spaceime. Anything that's pulling the virtual photons out of the ether, the zero point energy out, that is manipulating spaceime by definition. And that's what these free energy devices are really doing. The reason why they cool down is because you're pulling this energy out of the ether. You're reducing the ground state of the energy level even lower than below the ground state. So when Sal says they're literally destroying spaceime ripping through it. Yes. Exactly. The the thing Miguel Alubieri was wrong about is that we don't need expansion and contraction. We just need one or the other. Both get the job done. If I were to create a massive amount of mass in front of me like a black hole, it's going to suck me into it. It's going to suck me into it. So, we don't need both of these. And and the big secret, here's the secret, guys. I love that I'm the guy that I can just tell you guys the secret without the fanfare, without the guys wait until 7:00 on Eastern, Central, you know, Eastern time during prime time to tell you. The big secret is they figured out that a huge amount of energy density will cause the refractive index of the medium to drop to drop. When you pull those zero those virtual photons out, the refractive index goes negative. Just like Miguel Elubber's warp drive metric, that's what Sal is saying right here. He's saying, you see that dip in front of the in front of the Alubberry warp drive metric. The way we create that dip is a little bit counterintuitive. We shoot a huge amount of electromagnetic energy to a region and then it causes the dip to happen. Causes the dip to occur because it actually just d it rips through space time. Wow. Wowers. And this negative energy density sucks you in. Suck your spacecraft in. The negative energy density sucks your spacecraft in the same way that the casmir effect sucks the plates together exactly the same. The Casmir effect shows a negative energy density. And so what happens? Plates come together. So if I create a negative energy density in front of me, what's going to happen? I'm going to get sucked towards it. There you go. This was also described by David Froing. David Froning in one David Frroning is on the scientific paper about the dense plasma focus. I might just pull it up right now. Where is it? Which of these windows is it on? He's just name dropping David Frroning out of nowhere. I'll I'll find it, chat. The dense plasma focus. Where did I [ __ ] Um God, I got 50 links up. Hold on. Oh, we're we're finding it. Where's my favorites? Uh, history. History. Dense plasma. Focus. Yeah, here it is. Here we go. [ __ ] Yeah, it is. David Fonin. Holy [ __ ] Chat. What the hell? What are we actually like doing right now? Like where here where here where here where here where here where here where here where here where here where here where here's the thing. I got too many windows. Where's my Streamyard? Here it is. Okay. Sorry, guys. Here we go. I'm gonna have to do a cleanse on my on my Windows chat. I got too many. Okay, here's the paper right here. Uh, this is the one we're looking at. Plasma or propulsion and power generation capabilities of a dense plasma focus 2006. There's David Froning right there. George Miley, David Frroning, and Franklin B. Me. And I don't know these other two guys, but I'm going to guess that they're significant as well. And here it is talking about gigawatts of excess power, megawws excess power. Talking about using this for Q factors that are three or higher. Uh communication systems, ultra highowered lasers right there. That's going to be your uh free electron plasma laser. Gravity devices. There you go. I mean, they just say it in this paper. just literally says it right there. Boom. Wow. David Froonian. Okay, that was crazy. Let me go back to that. Okay, let me I want I want to listen to that again. Froning David Herman suck your spacecraft in. This was also described by David Frroning. David Herman frroning in one of his ideas of he called it the conditioned vacuum. Yeah. So that's engineer David Froing called it the conditioned vacuum. Okay. Basically engineering the the vacuum the quantum vacuum engineering the quantum vacuum or what zero point energy. That's what Ashton talked about zero point energy state. If you have a zero point energy state and you have you have positive mass or energy density like we understand then then you he argues you could also have negative energy density. So on the other side of this correct point correct you can actually basically rip the very uh the the whole idea of breaking the swinger limit really deals with this. What do you think happens when you break the schwinger limit? you have these pairs of um uh uh particles and antiparticles being formed. And if you remember and please consider who if even if those videos are not real, whoever generated them knew the exact physical mechanism because what happens? You see a great light and these things disappear. Well, that's MH370 videos. Yeah, that's exactly what happens when you break the Schwinger limit. This creation of of of particles, antiparticles generate because they annihilate forming what? High energy photons most likely in the gamma range. So that's the bright white light. Yes. Wow. Having a US Navy engineer that has five five UFO patents praise you on a live stream praise you on an interview is literally just I can't even wrap my head around it. Chat can't even wrap my head around it. But we are definitely definitely definitely on point. No question. We've got the science figured out. We've we've nailed it and there's no hiding any of this anymore. Like we've found the right people. We found the engineers. We found the physicists. I bet they never expected in a million years that we would connect those videos to the derds. Well, maybe they thought after the fact, but before those videos leaked out, they thought nobody was ever going to figure that out. But those videos being corroborated by all the Defense Intelligence reference documents, that's just game over, man. Game over. Literally just hiding in plain sight. Like you guys said, hiding in plain sight. Let's do some donos. Then we're going to take a look at the Unel website. Chaotic good says 1970s is when Diego Garcia, I don't know what that means, but thank you. Paul Gleason, something beautiful is happening with disclosure. The truth finally reveals itself. Indeed, War Ranch, thank you very much. What's really sad? The amount of human life that'll be lost over the release of disclosure. Yeah, guys, this is not going to be an easy guys. If this is like Game of Thrones, if you think there's a happy ending to this, you're going to be sorely disappointed. Like, we're dealing with something that's biblical. Like, this is actually biblical what's happening. And you may say, "Well, Ashton, you kind of take a happy golucky approach to it." Yeah. The reason why I take a happy golucky approach to this is I would go [ __ ] insane if I didn't. The reason why I'm so disaffected with everything all the time is because once you realize the depths of the lies, like just to reconcile all the [ __ ] is a masterclass in mental health. Wayona Riders was just checking out the Coast to Coast interview. Pretty rad. Love the science. Don't stop. P.S. The super chat is mess messing for up for anyone else. Thank you, Winona Riders. Appreciate you. Appreciate you. The longtime support. Yeah, the coast to coast. We're definitely switching more into the science at this point. Why? Because everything else is already proven real. In order to get people to wake up, we've got to show them or explain to them exactly how the science works. Like that's all that needs to happen. Like it's not alien orbs spinning around the plane. Those are Air Force research labs. magneto hydrodnamic air breathing magneto hydrodnamic uh systems that they've got going on based on the scramjet and ramjet designs from the Russian hypersonics right once you explain that all of a sudden things become demystified so tomorrow when I go on infowars that's pretty much going to be the focus is like hey Frank me's the guy that basically built these orbs they've been working on it they've got technology that looks alien it's certainly not alien here are the ways that it works perfect propulsion teleportation protocols durs blah blah blah Right? We're just going to blow the lid on all this whole this what's really going on with this disclosure. End of the day, it's about Tesla technology and it's about free energy. That's what it's really about, right? Entanglement needs to be its own branch of physics. Yeah, probably. Probably. In the last four years, I developed a formula to track coincidences. Okay, I don't know about all that, but welcome to my world. Thank you, Pilgrim Media. I really enjoyed your talk on nerronic. Oh, yeah. So, I already got that one. Thank you very much, Bees. Quantum computers and stabilized plasmas probably led to annihilating objects with cold microfusion posetrons and pi powered microwaves. It could be. I'm not yet convinced of like antimatter annihilation, but it is theoretically possible. And I've now seen stuff that I thought was completely fake before and now I'm realizing it is possible. So, I'm certainly not ruling antimatter out, but the more I've looked into this science, guys, the more and more I'm convinced that what we're seeing in the MH370 videos is relatively new, at least the human understanding of it. If it is based on ETS or non-human intelligence, then obviously they had it way before this, but we figured it out. And I think that we didn't start making major strides until the 2000s, which would mean that what we're seeing in the MH370 video, it might actually be an experiment. It might be a test. Like they partially did that to just see what would happen. Because like John Kramer said, we need to run a test to see what's going to happen with this teleportation protocol. Now, you may say, why would you do that on an airplane? I [ __ ] chat. I don't know why evil people do evil things. If I was evil, I could tell you the answer to that. But the reality of the situation is we're not going to get a a happy explanation that we can rationalize very easily. That's that's the sad part. Pilgrim media fabric of spacetime is real. Exactly. Fa spacetime is a fabric and the zero point energy is spacetime. If you remove the zero point energy, then you get nothingness. Then you get the true nothingness when you do that. Levi says coherence equals entanglement. There you go. That's why I think you need a Bose Einstein condensate orb or matter wave orb like that macroscopic quantum object. You need control over the whole system. I agree. They're creating a circuit. They're creating a macroscopic circuit with the three orbs spinning around one plane. SP on the plane and your fourth orb somewhere else. And then the question is okay I can't I get confused between coherence and decoherence versus entanglement or you know coherence is supposed to be is considered a pointlike understand pointlike particle. So you would argue I'm coherent right now and decoherence is a wavelike uh materialization. So we still have obviously more to learn about quantum mechanics. Quantum mechanics is basically just magic in and of itself. I mean, if you look at it, you would think of it as magic if you if you look from a realistic interpretation. Have you ever heard about Solar Warden? I think I heard about it, but I don't remember the context of the Solar Warden program, guys. Um, Private Wonder Woman says, "Hey, Ashton, do you think retrocausal teleportation technology will advance enough so we go back in time to ancient civilizations?" No, I do not think that's going to become possible. So as I mentioned before, my view is that we will never go back in time. There is no going back in time. You can't go back to a previous state. The universe has already moved forward. So a million years ago is gone. Right now technically it's still out there somewhere because the universe is is infinite. So if the problem with that is, as you can point out, you can create paradoxes. So the question is does the universe allow for paradoxes to occur? And we can pretty much say no. Why? Because we still exist. If paradoxes were possible, the universe wouldn't exist because someone would have destroyed the universe already. Right? That's the paradox. So the way around that is that there are two ways around it. One is that you cannot go to the past. You can revert your local state. You can actually go back in time, but you can't go to the past. But you kind of can go to the past because you go to your past. So you can reverse your aging process, but you can't reverse the aging process of the universe unless we had something very very massive. That's my p perspective. The alternative would be that when you go to the past, you don't create a paradox. You create a new timeline and therefore the timelines never they don't merge together. Those are the in my opinion and the from the physics those are the two options without if I saw the videos on the other side I could probably give you a more definitive answer. So the US government probably knows whether or not we can teleport to the past or create different splinter universes. Sam Fischer says just sending you some tuition good sir. Thank you very much. Appreciate that. Thank you for making me love math and physics again. Levi says just like the coherent matter wave beam. get everything into the same temperature wavelength. If it's all the same, they will act as one. So, yes, one of the other things is this idea of a super laser that can combine the laser beams together. So, there's two more things I want to look at tonight. And one of them, this is a good segue to it. Let me see here. I think I have it in my bookmarks. Here we go. Let's take a look at this. Okay, so Mr. Wolf was sharing this which shows um 2024 Bose Einstein condensates at room temperature in this gas structure. And again, we're seeing this coherent type shape here that we see get formed. Um, what was the big thing? Uh, I was going to say something about this post, but we're just going to skip that. I don't want to talk. Oh, here it is. Right here. Here it goes. New laser study just dropped. When three carefully arranged laser pulses overlap, their combined field strength reaches levels where the virtual electron positron pairs become polarized, creating a temporary optical medium that can scatter scattering photons. This process generates what researchers call light from darkness. real photons emerging from regions where no light existed before. The fourth beam conserves both energy and momentum appearing in a unique direction and wavelength that distinguishes it from the input beams. Holy [ __ ] Does anyone Do people not know what this means? I don't think people understand what this means. We if you just read what I just said, you know what this means. That's a negative energy laser they're producing right there. Right. It's the exact thing that we just talked about with the videos with what S was saying. We're pulling virtual photons out of the medium. Light from darkness. Light from darkness, guys. What does light from darkness means? They're pulling virtual photons out of the medium. What's that doing? Causes a refractive index change. We just read it. We just read it. You pull I'm just let me get my sponge. Okay. Okay, chat. You have your sponge. This is spacetime. Okay, this is spacetime. This is a dark empty spaceime. We squeeze it. Oh, look. Energy came out. Well, what is energy? Energy is light. Light is energy. So, we just squeezed it and energy came out of it. Oh, wow. I wonder why that is. Oh, because it's filled with energy. That's why that happens. This isn't rocket science, guys. This is really, really basic [ __ ] You can just be like literally an elementary school child and understand this concept. This is spacetime. When we squeeze it with a bunch of energy, we cause it to collapse and the energy to come flying out. Woo. It's called breaking the swinger limit. It's called causing the virtual photons to become real photons in our reality. It's called Exactly. Space juice. Thank you. It's called space juice. Like Waitro says, we got a lot of space juice going on. No. What's the other part about this though? What does this part mean right here? The fourth beam conserves both energy and momentum appearing in a unique direction and the wavelength that distinguishes it from the input beams. Where is JK Philly fan? He knows. I know he knows. I don't see anybody saying this. Hold on. Let me look through. Who knows what this means? Say it in the chat if you know what this means. What are they talking about right here? I'm looking through to see if anybody's got it. I don't see it yet. Guys, what are the pump beams, chat? It's degenerate four-wave mixing. It's degenerate four-wave mixing. They're using four-wave mixing here. Three beams combined together and they produce a new direction. A new direction. Just like the three orbs spinning around the plane, pumping together, combining to create a new direction where the plane goes a different way, right? Four-wave mixing is an optical mechanism by which you have two pump waves shoot into a nonlinear medium like this and then a new wave comes out in a different direction, a time reversed wave. In fact, according to Tom Bearden and phase conjugation, if you don't think that four-wave mixing is real, go search on my profile, find the four-wave mixing. I've been saying that four-wave mixing is the way that they're able to produce this teleportation. Maybe it's like an optical trap that they're producing essentially. So, let's pull this up real quick. See if we can find anything good in this. Yep. This is brand new. Holy [ __ ] This is brand new. Science blog. No, thank you. Scientists make light from empty space in lab simulation. And there it is. Their computer simulation successfully recreated bizarre quantum effects where intense laser beams can generate new light. New light by interacting with the empty space itself. Huh. Wow. Wow. Okay. So, four-wave mixing or maybe even fivewave mixing. I don't really know how many orbs there are or we don't know for sure, but that's what's causing just plain. So, there must be a connection between four-wave mixing and quantum tunneling. Quantum. Now, let's switch it up. Let's go take a look at the Unel website. Oh boy. Where is it? Oh, the book you guys were looking for by Eric Davis is Frontiers of Propulsion Science from It's $120. It's not even that bad for a textbook. Okay, let me see. Here it is. Okay, if you guys are not familiar with Unel, this stealth skater stealth skater website here, I'll put a link in the chat for you guys. We found this like a year and a half ago and it seemed to talk about the same concepts that we had connected to the plane. Superc conductivity, room temperature, super conductivity. I mean, it sounds like Salvatore Py's patents. Now, my sources say that the people that were part of this that this was some kind of front company and the people that were connected to this like are the re real legit engineers. Probably some of the same people that we've already been talking about. Okay. So, let me come back to this one in a second. What I want to do is see if I can get the full website up. Yeah. Okay. Perfect. Oh, wait. Hold on. Yep. Here we go. This looks right. Let me switch screens. So, this is the Unel website. Here's the link in the chat for you guys. stealth skater.com. Most random website I've ever seen, honestly. information regarding advanced physics, UFOs, Philadelphia experiment and mont project, military hardware and technology, and psychic remote viewing and time travel. Um, where's the science page, man? I don't even remember how to navigate this this page, guys. There's like a whole link somewhere in here that has all the scientific papers. Here's Ben Rich quote. We have things in the Nevada desert that you and the best minds in the world wouldn't even be able to conceive that we have had for 30 or 40 years and won't be made public for another 50. Right there. Right there. Chat. Nothing is impossible. only mathematically improbable. So, let's see what we've got. Where is the scientific papers? Time macroscopic quantum tunneling. Look at this. It's not wormholes. Look at this. Wait, where's Wow, this is wild. Okay. Yeah, let's take a look at this chat. Let's take a look at this. We're going full screen. Okay. So, what does this say here? Um, triricolor quantum laser lens. This vehicle created a black hole like distortion in front of the craft which operates like a tractor beam in reverse. Holy [ __ ] We're doing it, chat. We're doing the thing. We found that. We found it. There it is right there. In addition to propellantless propulsion, a smaller lens was used in a quantum computer. Fabrication of the proposed experiment craft involved fiber bundles. Yeah. Whoever made this. Oh. Unatel's original website plus email exchanges with Larry Mar quantum computing hollow prototype proposed Unatel Aerospace craft that will be constructed of the same material the Cal Berkeley Labs used to break the world record for magnetic field strength. We need super high magnetic fields for this. So wait, they what material did they use? Okay. um scientific extreme light article which provides insights to Unatel's physics including chirped pulse amplification of lasers to create plasma also relativistic versus classical concepts. Wow. Military contractor Transdimensional Technologies Incorporated asymmetrical gravitational wave laserbased propulsion system. Okay, let's get that one on the hyperlink. What else we got here? Quantum electromagnetic laser propulsion. Larry Mara wrote a 150page book quantum electromagnetic laser propulsion that describes UNEL's concepts. There's a patent from 2002 a book mathematical analysis. So we know this works, right? I mean we're we're listening we're literally talking these people are literally talking about it. They're talking about how to manipulate plasma with these uh or how to manipulate spaceime with plasma lasers. That's we literally just watching uh on Friday CERN talk about the lady from CERN talk about it. What else we got down here? Oh, look at this. Look at this. Hal Pudof is mentioned right here. You can't go anywhere without finding Hal Pudof get mentioned. Like literally anywhere. There you go. Engineering the zero point field and polarizable vacuum for interstellar flight. I mean what is this from? 2000 what what is this paper? 2002. 2002 guys. Hold on. Let me switch my my thing so you guys can see. This will be better. There it is. Hal Pudof 2002. Like I'm telling you man, like we've got it figured out. We found all the people. We found the engineers. creating a gravitational field in the laboratory. Is this like uh who's made this like um Oh, Gary Stevenson. Are you [ __ ] Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me? You can't make this up. You can't make it up, man. Gary Stevenson. I thought this was going to be Robert MLB Baker. My guess was Robert MLB Baker. No, it's Robert MLB Baker's co-author, Gary Stevenson. I've read his papers on high frequency gravitational waves. In fact, he probably references Bob Baker somewhere in this. What the hell? Sorry, I'm just looking with a neob neobium superconductor. The application of tangental acceleration resulted an acceleration field of disk of 100 u 30 orders of magnitude larger than predicted by classic general relativity. A gravitational field has been created in the laboratory. Okay, I think it's time to hit up Gary Stevenson chat. I think it's time to hit up Gary Stevenson. Holy [ __ ] Neobmium. Yeah. Okay. So, let's go back. So, basically all my favorite engineers are showing up here. And here's this new s neo tin dipole electromagnet reached unprecedented field strength of almost 15 Tesla 50. Okay. So, this is guy. This is what they're using in the or in the orbs. So they must be using a super powerful magnet like this in the orbs in order to create that field around them for the magneto hydrodnamics. They have to have a super powerful magnetic field. Today's most powerful particle accelerators rely on dipoles fashioned out of neo uh neob titanium alloys. So yes, they're literally making a miniature particle accelerator inside of the orbs. The orbs are 100% a particle accelerator. No question. Wow. What else can we find on this website? This is crazy. To go back to this inducing gravity by plasma. You see this? What's that one? Wait, why does this go to this page? So, yeah. See, I don't even know how to get navigate through this website. Here we go. Plasma, gravity, solar neutrinos. Can gravity be induced by plasma? Can gravity be induced? Wow. 1994. Like was this just like the old like Geio Cities like website where like all the spooks were just sharing knowledge before the internet before the internet got big? kind of feels that way. Let's see what else we got here. Remote viewing famous UFO incidents. Does zero point energy create the illusion of m Bernard H. Bernard Hed Martin right there. Bernard H is the one that wrote one of the zero point energy papers with Hal Pudof about how zero point energy explains inertia. Like why do I feel resistance when I accelerate? It's not because the wind only. It's because the spaceime itself slows you down. When you're moving through spaceime, you're moving through the zero point energy. That slows you down. Here's Bernard H right here. Does zero point energy create the illusion of mass. What Bernard H is saying is we don't actually weigh anything. We don't weigh anything at all. The reason why we feel weight, the reason why we have mass, is because we're sitting inside this field, this zero point energy field we call spaceime. And that's what gives us mass. That's what causes gravity to happen. Mass, inertia, and gravity are side effects of the zero point energy. Side effects of the zero point energy. Yes, I will work on full 4K. I actually have a new camera that I got as well. And I'm gonna have two separate cameras set up pretty soon, guys. We're going like getting professional as [ __ ] up in this batch, guys. You can't be talking about teleportation and dope stuff like this without having a good setup. You know, it's a requirement. Okay, guys. Uh, let's click on this real quick. I want to see what that's all about. What is mass? Is matter an illusion? Is the universe floating on a vast sea of light whose invisible power provides the resistance that gives matter its feeling of solidity? Astrophysicist Bernard Hay and his colleagues have followed the equations to some compelling and provocative conclusions. Guys, what patents do you think that Bernard H works on? Can anyone name a patent that Bernard H has worked on? Hm. Bernard Hish. Let's go take a look at one of Bernard H's patents. H quantum vacuum energy extraction. Would you look at that, chat? Would you look at that? A system is the closed for converting energy from the electromagnetic quantum vacuum available at any point in the universe to usable energy in the form of heat, electricity, mechanical energy or any other form of power. By suppressing electromagnetic quantum energy at the appropriate frequencies, a change may be affected in the electron energy levels which will result in the emission or the release of energy. Of course, it will. We know it will because it's called breaking the swinger limit, causing the light to come straight out of the vacuum. No question. It's real. This is the case cavity patent. When you hear me talk about Kazmir cavities, which I've spoken on many, many times and I will speak on again on Tim Pool, this is literally the Casmir cavity patent. I don't mean similar to it. It is the Kazmir cavity patent. You can see Garrett modal's name on the right over there. Garrett Modal is the one that was working with Bernard H on the Kasmir cavity patent. It is a microchip that extracts free energy from the 0 point energy field from anywhere in space. Just as it's described right there, the patent expires in 2026. Boom. I've kept my eye on that date right there, November 30th, 2026. Because that's the day I plan to steal this patent. That is the day I plan to take this patent, make it my own, and start working on my own free energy microchip. Because it definitely works. And if it didn't work, Sunonny White wouldn't be going on Joe Rogan showing his own version of the exact same thing. Just a few weeks ago, Sunonny White went on Joe Rogan and showed it to him. It's cool to think that may maybe we could come up with a technology that, you know, provides useful power today for things like this. Um maybe, you know, as we if we if we put it in aggregate, if we put a lot of them together, right, we could get to a point where what is that chip? So this is so this is just a 3D print of having a bunch of of those little chips that are 5 mm x 5 mm 1 and a half volts 25 micro amps. If we add a bunch of those together at a very large extreme you know that particular board might generate 3.4 watts. And so that board could recharge your phone in three hours. So, how in the [ __ ] am I watching Joe Rogan holding a free energy microchip by NASA engineer Sunny White and I have another patent that we're looking at literally just another patent also showing a free energy microchip and these are Loheed Martin engineers and professor ameritus at University of Colorado. These aren't lightweights we're talking about here. They're explaining the science. Nobody's denying the science. Nobody's saying it's not real. We live in a pretend reality. We live in a pretend reality. I mean, you can't make this [ __ ] up. People are arguing about riots in LA right now, and we could have free energy microchips. This is why I tell you guys I'm so disaffected with everything. How can you even rationalize and reconcile all these this different information without going insane? Our whole reality is fake. I don't even know how many years they've been hiding this from us, but it's time to end the suppression. It's time to end the [ __ ] We've had access to free energy for a long time. Okay, let's go back to the Unatel stuff. Like this website, no doubt, guys, is insane. The amount of information on this website, I I I'm going to probably going through it for a while here. Um, there's even papers by Jack Sarati on here, which Jack Sarfat is correct about manipulating spaceime. He just doesn't understand that we can actually manipulate spacetime directly. Jack Sarfat is a thousand% wrong about needing metamaterials to do this. Spacetime itself has a refractive index. This is why Salvador Pais is right. Jack Sarat is a thousand% wrong. If he wants to keep doubling down on being an idiot, go good luck, buddy. There's a reason why Jack Sarfati is connected to CIA spook Ron Pandalfi. It's because he's being fed misinformation, disinformation. There's also a reason why Jack Sarfati has never been brought in on the inside because he's not trustworthy. He's like a rude douchebag guy. But you know what? There's hope for all of us and redemption for all of us. So maybe Jack Sarati will wake up and realize how it works. Uh there are I I don't know where the link is. Maybe you guys can find it. I probably have it saved somewhere in one of my things, but there is way more scientific papers than this as well. Like all the engineers that we've been talking about, including Tom Bearden, Tom Bearden has a paper on this website that explains that dark matter and dark energy don't exist. That he wrote in like the 90s. Tom Bearden wrote a paper said dark matter and dark energy don't exist. It's all explained by zero point energy in the ether in the 90s. I wish he was still with us, man. I really do. I really, really do. Okay, so this right here is the document from Unatel's website talking about this prototype laser plasma system. Laser plasma system that will generate measurable quantum effects. They talk about this special kind of lens that they use. So, they're using probably a metamaterial lens and the metamaterial lens will manipulate the laser. And the way the laser works, you just put the lens in front of the laser beam. That's it. That's all you got to do. Super easy. See right here? It says here's the crystal lens that's grown on these atoms that has this thing on here, right? And then this acts as a wave guide. Acts as a wave guide to focus your laser. And then you have this chirp this chirp effect. This this chirp effect reminds me of the atosecond lasers that they were producing. The atosecond lasers produced a chirp effect. And I think somewhere down here it talks about here's something about John Wheeler. The zero point energy has been based on the concept that even if matter were cooled down to absolute zero, energy still remains. Nobel laurate Richard Fineman and one of Einstein's proteges, John Wheeler, calculated that there's more more than enough energy in the volume of a coffee cup to evaporate all the Earth's oceans. Why do you hear this over and over and over again? Because it's true. Because it's true. That's why you hear it over and over and over again. And then at the bottom here, it says there are hundreds offormational resources concerning 0.8 energy, including the works of Hal Pudof. There he is again. Richard Fineman and John Wheeler. Imagine being Hal Pudof and you get mentioned it alongside John Wheeler and Richard Fineman. Two of the smartest physicists to ever exist on the entire planet. And to be honest, Hal Pudof deserves it. He deserves it. He should probably tell the truth about free energy and teleportation and all that other stuff, but he still deserves it. Okay. Nuclear magnetic resonance targeting system. What do you guys know what nuclear medi uh magnetic resonance is? like with an MRI machine where they spin these magnets around you. Doesn't this sound just like what's happening with the videos, the MH370 videos with three orbs spinning around it? Targeting system. Wait, nuclear magnetic resonance targeting system. Unatel's frequency targeting system is based on our generic patent. The threepart laser lens produces a beam of combined energies and is used to generate useful effects within biological systems. By targeting the specific frequency of a harmful pathogen, we can eliminate the disease organism without damaging surrounding tissue. Did they lock into the plane using this? Doesn't this feel like that's what they did to the plane? They locked into the frequency of the plane itself. The orbs are locking into the frequency of the plane. That's how they keep the plane at the center of the the orbs. I'm almost sure this is what they're doing. That is weird. Okay. And yes, it can be. Look at this. It can be used to manually destroy tumors. How does it destroy the tumor? Why? Because it's a time reversed wave. Send the tumor to the past. What happens? Where was the tumor in the past? Oh, it didn't exist. The tumor didn't exist in the past. So, you just cause it to reverse. Um, frequency targeting. By the way, I haven't read this before. Each disease organism possesses a unique electromagnetic wave structure. So if a disease potent uh possesses a unique electromagnetic wave structure, so would an airplane. An airplane would possess a unique electromagnetic wave structure. So the orbs are probably determining what the electromagnetic wave structure is of the plane. Huh. The UNL device acts as a transmitter targeting the specific frequency of the organism to be eliminated. Wow. The Unitell device will be able to generate electromagnetic waves of any frequency. This will be useful in testing effects of low frequency and extra low frequency waves on living excuse me living systems. We're also going to develop particle beams. Of course, we are um in addition to the control of charged particles, static and rotating magnetic fields will be used for nuclear magnetic resonance and MRI scans. Yep. Here we go. Here's the aerospace part. Okay. This is what we're going to read for to end us. Uh, Unatel will provide mankind the first practical interstellar transportation system based on our patented laser lens and specifically shaped hall. Our aerospace propulsion system will feature two modes of transportation. Electro the RBG laser which is the negative energy laser will be used for short range travel while elastic tunneling will allow for interstellar travel beyond the universe based on our patented laser system. Let's see uh the laser system will allow it to hover or fly sideways anywhere on the xy or z axis at velocities unobtainable with conventional vehicles. Well, that's how the orbs are flying. What else? Um, this will be accomplished by employing macroscopic quantum tunneling technique that allows us to travel throughout the universe at velocities several times faster than a space vehicle traveling at the speed of light. Wow. So, instantaneous transmission. Um, it's all electrically powered. Let's see. Does it give us any insights? Here it is. Right here. Look at this. Look at this. Holy [ __ ] There it is. Right there. There it is. Simply stated, our vehicle will be pulled along by a strong electromagnetic attraction instilled in the spiraling charged particle beam laser plasma that is focused in front of the vehicle. Bravo. Bravo. Unatel. Bravo. What do you guys think? Do you think this just random chance that there's a Unel document on the internet that explains the movement of the orbs? Is it just a complete random chance? Uh where is it? looks a lot like that. I have a feeling that that's what unit I was talking about right there. Right. Forward-facing plasma laser in front of your craft. What? Uh yeah, there it is. We're looking at it. You can see you can literally just see the laser beam in front of the orbs. Like it's just clear as day. That's clearly a laser in front of the orbs. I know what a laser looks like and that's what it looks like right there. In fact, I knew this was a laser before I even understood physics. Before I even understood all those things, I knew we were looking at a laser in front of those orbs. Turns out Unatel was working on that in the 2000. Working on that in the 2000s. God, I love being an investigative journalist. Chat, when you start finding all this stuff, being an investigative journalist is amazing. It's amazing finding out. You get such a dopamine rush when you find this stuff and you're going, "How can this be a coincidence?" Look what it says right there. And it even says right here. It It works differently than usual rocket. This is the first of a kind that doesn't just shoot rocket energy out from behind it. Here you go. It's mag lev. There you go. This is magnetic teleportation. This is magnetic teleportation. What did I say? The hemholds coil. Magnetic teleportation. Our all-electric vehicle design will be a high-speed mass transportation vehicle and is crudely comparable to the well-known mag lev high-speed train that floats on superconducting magnets. Our vehicle will require standard type of superconducting mag lev tracks for suspension of the vehicle while docking the station. The vehicle will literally look this is this is [ __ ] nuts dude. The liter the vehicle will literally create and fly through its own flux tube that is highly magnetic and is produced out of the projected charged particle plasma directed in front of the vehicle. Yeah, we win chat. We win. There is no way in hell anybody is gaslighting me into thinking these videos are fake. Not in a bazillion million years could anyone have ever faked those videos. And not even Einstein himself coming back from the grave could have faked those videos. Nobody could have. Videos are a thousand% real. There aren't random websites from 2000 that explain all the science perfectly. That's not a coincidence. The people that worked on this Unel thing have to be the people that were connected to the Dirds. They have to be. I don't know who the people are connected to Unel, but the moment we find these Unatel people, we're going to find that it's Hal Pudof and his whole gang, right? Like I don't even know who did Unatell. And I can already tell you whoever they are is connected to Hal Pudof. Whoever they are is connected to Hal Pudof. It's a guarantee. It's a free win bet, guys. Free win bet. And here you go. The projected and excited stress energy tensor field in front of the unit ship sweeps everything in the projected meisner type flux plasma tube creating a vacuum condition. So right here it's this is literally saying oh I'm not even sharing it. This is literally saying they're creating negative energy in front of them pulling themselves forward. They're doing the exact thing the CERN lady was saying. The CERN lady is saying, "We're creating this plasma laser and we're going to pulse it and it's going to create gravity waves and then we're just going to ride the gravity wave." That's what this is saying right there. Jesus. And look at this. It says it'll fly through the partial vacuum or string-like laser plasma due to the adiabatic pressure as if it were an invisible tunnel. as if it were an invisible tunnel. That's exactly what the orbs are doing. Exactly. This effect can be described as if the vehicle were a pingpong ball being sucked up into a vacuum cleaner tube. We [ __ ] This is the best website ever. Okay, here it's about to get even spicier. Unatel's type six moss vehicle. MOSS stands for macroscopically observable superconductive state. We'll employ a threepart equal red, green, and blue section laser lens to produce specific quantum effects for propulsion. The MOSS pertains to a system that is observable on a large scale, yet it is bound to the same quantum laws as a subatomic particle. What does that mean? That means they found out how to take an atom and scale it up into a plasma orb. They can take the atom that applies to quantum mechanics and they can make it into a plasma orb that's 20 ft wide. That's what that says right there. The fact that atoms or particles can exist on a macroscopic scale was recently proven with the creation of a Bose Einstein condensate. Well, now we know what Bose Einstein condensate means, chat. Bose Einstein condensate's a fancy word for getting your atom to be 20 feet wide. Make your atom 20t wide and now you have a Bose Einstein condensate. So, Bose Einstein condensates are super super important for all of this. And this is why they've been researching Bose Einstein condensates for the last 30 years. Unatel's uh let's see stealth stealth st skater note in other words one is faking out mother nature by creating a unique device which will circumvent the macroscopic laws of general relativity and use the magic of quantum mechanics quantum tunneling chat or quantum tunneling. So let's see um on a subatomic level light can be viewed as a light string where only one endpoint is required by quantum law to be moving at the speed of light. The projected laser plasma directed in front of Unatel's extraordinarily charged vehicle assumes the role of macroscopic light string. The projected laser plasma and exterior charged vehicle assumes the character of the basic system found throughout physics and can be described as two bodies held together by a spring-like structure. Okay, what I want to know is how do they create this? We will utilize a quantum mechanical function intrinsic to monopoles in order to generate a strong magnetic attraction instilled in the projected pulse laser plasma to the exterior charged vehicle. There's been a great deal of controversy concerning our application of the monopole effect of our charge propulsion system mainly because it's never been observed. Okay, here we go. Here it is. Here it is. Let's do it, chat. Ready? Are you ready for traversing huge distances such as from Earth to near solar system? Our ship will quantum tunnel elastically. Tunneling is a commonplace phenomenon at subnuclear levels and occurs in semiconductors, nuclear fishision, and tunneling electron microscope. Unatel will use the lens to generate electromagnetic buckling waves denoting a direct interaction with the zero point energy. The ZPE is found in the 3,000 degree vacuum of space. It is referred to as zero point because the energy is not thermal in nature. The zero point energy consists of random fluctuations is maintained by a flux of electrical energy flowing through fourdimensional space. So what they're saying there is that the zero point energy is the ether all around us acting as a single giant electron one electron theory. The Unitel spaceship will tunnel through the fabric of spacetime to achieve to arrive at a calculated destination. In this manner, our vehicle will demonstrate super luminal or faster than light capabilities. Holy [ __ ] chat. They are literally making an electron that is tunneling through spaceime from one location to the next. and the plane is at the zero point in the middle. So the plane is in the safe zone and they make an electron bubble around it and the electron quantum tunnels through spaceime wherever it wants to go. Wow, chat. Holy effing [ __ ] If your mind is not being blown right now, then you obviously have not been f then you should just unfollow me right now because I mean this is it. We are literally reading the answer to what they're doing in the in the plane videos 100%. Even though monopoles have not yet been observed, there have been successful applications of helically wound optical fibers. Helically wound. Helically wound is like the orb spinning around the plane, guys. Helically wound is the orb spinning around the plane. helically wound optical fibers and RF waveguides that can produce monopole effects such as parallel transport on the macroscopic scale. We will also produce parallel transport which is purely a geometrical effect with our pulse spiraling laser plasma. pulsed spiraling laser plasma. I have to pause and go to a different video for a second. Pulsed spiraling laser plasma. I'm going to repeat that. Pulsed spiraling laser plasma. Pulsed spiraling laser plasma. Let's look at this again. I'm just going to keep repeating it. pulsed spiral laser plasma. pulsed spiral laser plasma. Well, if I'm looking at those orbs spinning around that plane, chat, it sure looks as hell like they are uh doing a spiral formation in a sinocidal pattern around that plane. That's what it looks like to me. And if you would imagine that there are lines connected to those orbs, you would see them in was twisting and spinning this around and around and around. So the answer here must be this right here. The spiral effect is what causes the tunneling. Centrial force is exerted on the projected plasma and directed towards the center of the circular motion of the spiraling plasma not away from it. This phenomenon is attributed to the massively rotating charged naked singularity at the end point of the projected plasma. This threephased projected plasma confines the excite excyonic gases and provides a path of parallel transport. A fine connection that automatically aligns the trapped charged particles in one direction of the atoms like a magnet. I was right. It's magnetic teleportation. They are magnetically aligning the plane. They are definitely No, I know the direction. I know where the plane's going. The plane is going backwards. The plane is going backwards 100%. They are sending the plane backwards because they've created a magnetic mag lev magnetic teleportation protocol. That is exactly what they're doing in the videos. It's a magnetic levitation closed loop teleportation protocol and it must have an orb on the other side. There is absolutely 100% a fourth orb or three other orbs on the other side where this plane is showing up. You have to have it. You have to know where you're going to stop, where you're going to show up. Um, okay. So, it auto. So, the three-phase, by the way, the the the orbs spinning around the plane are a three-phase electrical circuit. A 0 point 120°reephase electrical circuit. So, that's literally what they're saying right here. Three-phase three-phase plasma confines it, traps it, forces the field into one direction. These particles then move without resistance in a superfluidic fashion. Excyons perfectly replace the information particles called phonons or cooper pairs. However, excyons can carry the same information in a vacuum as phonons cannot operate in a vacuum. The excyon mechanism in a superconductor phonon median electron electron interaction is replaced by excyons. I don't know what this means. As in the case of phonons, the excyons cause electrons to attract forming bound states known as Cooper pairs. Okay, so let's listen. Let's just read the last part then. Scalar fields fill the universe and okay, so scalar fields exist blah blah blah. The Unitell vehicle with its charged surface hall and projected laser plasma will polarize the scalar field underlying the elementary particles of our universe and organize the quantum fluctuations coherently to make them large enough to alter physics locally in order to provide instantaneous translation from one space-time coordinate to any other. So what he's saying right here or what they're saying right here is exactly what Salvatore Pis said. You can condition the vacuum. You can create this huge EMP. You can pull the space juice out of your sponge and that lowers the barrier to your quantum tunneling. Reduces the barrier to quantum tunneling. It's a magnetic effect. It's a magnetic effect that we're seeing. So here you go. How does it work? The specifically shaped exteriorly charged hull of our space vehicle will interact with the projected three-phase charged particle beam that produces strong electromagnetic attraction to the vehicle. Specifically, the vehicle is attracted to the magnetic monopolar charge on the projected beheaded beaded plasma which is opposite in polarity to the magnetic monopolar topology rotating, standing, running, or [ __ ] wave charge configuration that is induced by the RF diode system. So, what it's saying here is you can use your reverse tractor beam and they're doing that four-wave mixing and creating a time reversed wave where the plane goes backwards. You're shooting the plane backwards. Okay, I think that's pretty good. Let me see if there's anything else we need. Um, geometric capped cone. Anything else? I think that's probably good enough for now. There's a lot about the laser and how the laser works by just using color as well. There's a lot in here about just using color in the laser. So, might be worthwhile to check this out. also talks about acoustic shock waves as well. Um, so even more to find out here, guys, uh, for the future. But I think that's pretty good for tonight, guys. That's a pretty good live stream. Let me get through some of the rest of these donations that we got. We got a lot of donations. Um, Goldilock Zone, thank you very much. Hope you guys are enjoying it. Broly says, "If you get offered $100 million in a ScarJ clone, would you sell out?" Probably. If you wouldn't sell out for $100 million, then who are you really? I mean, but that's the reason why I've been exposing all this in real time. I mean, you can't take back what you already did, right? So, so what if I flip at this point? You guys already have more than enough information to to run with this. I mean, what more do you want from me at this point? Like, I've given you guys all the science. I've named names of everybody who's responsible. I've given you all the scientific papers. Uh, I can show some of these spook companies that existed before as well. Um, so an overwhelming amount of evidence. So hopefully if I do sell out, people aren't disappointed because I would like to. Rick and Morty is very real. Go watch to catch up. Yeah, Rick and Morty actually has a lot of stuff that it's fun to watch because it's pretty accurate in the physics. That's why I like Rick and Morty. Arthur Jones, I love the science more than MH370. Yeah, MH370 stuff's great, but like because you know, we're like actually doing something to help a cold case with MH370. Uh, but the science is obviously more forward thinking in terms of like how we can help change humanity. So that's how I look at too. Thank you very much for that donation. Arthur Jones Carrie, thank you very much for that $10 donation. And War Ranch, thank you for that $10 donation as well. Quantum jump propulsion. And then we riders says that there's a connection between St. Elmo's fire, a type of plasma, and disappearances of the Bunino triangle. All new tech based on old natural existing biotech. Uh, have you looked into spherical magnetic arrays? Maybe. I haven't looked into spherical magnetic arrays yet, but that might be the next thing. And looking at this science, like I just can't believe that we randomly figured it out. Like you could make a strong argument that like, yeah, we randomly figured it out and we've been, you know, using aliens to cover this stuff up. But the more I look at it, like this is a property of nature. And I want to know why are we hiding it? Why would we hide? If we just figured it out, we wouldn't be hiding it. it would be discovered kind of naturally. I think that we're hiding it because we didn't figure it out naturally. We didn't figure it out. We got help. I don't know what that help is, but we got help somehow. Reverse engineering, whatever it is, right? That's just my opinion. Julio, I think Duncan Trussell is open to collaborating with you. Yeah. Wasn't he made a a clip, right? I should probably reach out to him, guys. I'm just so busy, man. Like I I told you I got burnt out this weekend and I passed out after work today. So my nose's itchy. But yeah, I definitely would love to collaborate with uh other content creators in general, especially about zero point energy. But if people want to know about MH370, we can do that, too. And War Ranch, guys. Uh yeah, I mean I think Joe Rogan's just been, you know, misinformed. The reality is a lot of these people that are relatively redpilled and awake are otherwise like completely in the dark when it comes to this technology. And sadly, it's just one of those things where it's kind of difficult for people to understand unless they have some background on it. Shout out to you guys in the pill chat and in rumbled chat too guys. I see you guys hanging out today. Thank you very much. And then ask galactic people instead of reinventing the wheel. Yeah, there's a cosmic consciousness guiding electrons. Maybe, maybe. Thousand people watching, 400 likes. Yes, hit the like button, guys. Thank you very much. Okay, I think that's going to be it for tonight, guys. I hope you got a better understanding of zero point energy, why zero point energy is important, what free energy is, how it's possible, and how we can manipulate spaceime. We absolutely have the capability to manipulate time and space. And when Trump says, "Nobody understands the weapons we have," you tell him, "You're wrong. MH370X understands the weapons we have." MH370X understands macroscopic quantum tunneling. We understand the concept of free energy. We understand the concept of a microchip that can produce space juice from the 0 point energy field. And we understand that spaceime is not empty. That space itself is a structure. And if we squeeze down that structure, we get space juice out of it. We get energy, real energy, real photons, real light from the quantum fluctuations of the zero point vacuum. So, thank you guys. MH370X, I love y'all. Have a great night. We'll talk again soon. I'm going to play us out with our sibbers video. Even though the MH370 videos have been shown not to be sibers, not to be satellite, this video still the bomb. [Music] Whatever. as walking home with her red flag. Wait, the music is muted. No. Wait. But the music was muted that whole time. That m it froze. Oh, it must have crashed. Sorry, guys. I don't know what happened there at the end. I hope you had a great night. I still heard the music just fine. I think it just bugged out. So, sorry guys. Have a great night. Peace, everybody.