Lockheed's Compact Fusion Reactor EXPOSED

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# Lockheed's Compact Fusion Reactor EXPOSED Carl Sean could not have predicted 2021, but he did see it coming. He wrote the following back in 1995, and we quote, "I have a foreboating of an America in my children's or grandchildren's time. When the United States is a service and information economy. When nearly all the manufacturing industries have slipped away to other countries. When awesome technological powers are in the hands of a very few and no one representing the public interest can even grasp the issues. When the people have lost the ability to set their own agendas or knowledgeably question those in authority. When clutching our crystals and nervously consulting our horoscopes, our critical faculties in decline. Unable to distinguish between what feels good and what's true, we slide almost without noticing back into superstition and darkness. The dumbing down of America is most evident in the slow decay of substantive content and the enormously influential media. The 30-second sound bites now down to 10 seconds or less. lowest common denominator programming, credulous presentations on pseudocience and superstition, but especially a kind of celebration of ignorance. Roll that around for a while. Those were among his final published words. He died 10 months later. Here we are 25 years later realizing just what he was trying to tell us back then. Welcome to the live stream everybody. You like that little intro? Carl Sean his final words. The dumbing down of America, the stupidification of the human species. Welcome to it. You're living it guys. Thank you for being here in the YouTube chat. Thank you in the pill chat and thank you in rumbled as well. Sorry for the delay. Let's get straight to it guys. Holy [ __ ] Holy [ __ ] I cannot express how big of a revelation that has occurred. It is essentially equivalent to finding Edward C. Lynn. Let's just get right to it. So guys, I don't want to beat around the bush here. I was rewatching the old NASA or listening to I guess the old NASA podcast, Beyond Conventional Physics, the one you see on this side of the screen right here. I was listening to this podcast. I was specifically looking for the part where I thought Hal Pudof said the source for UFOs is a neutronic fusion andor zero point energy. I was looking for it and I was like, "Okay, it's got to be somewhere in here." So, I'm digging around and I'm listening to the podcast again. And it's good to listen to the old podcast and saying, "Okay, did I miss something? I've learned a lot of new stuff. Maybe there's some new stuff in this podcast." And by the way, guys, we did a review of this podcast uh late last year. Huge live stream. Everybody that's listened to this podcast has said it's one of the best podcasts they ever listened to about 0 point energy or what have you. He's got Hal Pudof in it. Number 69. Nice. Nice. Nice. So, I was listening to the podcast and all of a sudden I hear a name that was somewhat familiar to me. a name called Charles Chase. Huh? Charles Chase. I thought I thought, wait a minute, I've heard that name before. And I thought it was Hal Pudof, but it might have been Lawrence uh Larry Forsley. I can't remember. But one of them was saying that they had worked, they had gotten a contract with Char, that's how they met Charles Chase and it was through Lheed Martin and that Charles Chase was in leadership. Leadership was the word I heard. at Lheed Martin and I went huh wait Charles Chase it can't be that I mean it's not that you know it's a pretty common name but that's the person who's >> saying uh my colleague Dr. myself is really that's this guy that's Charles Chase in the top right corner the guy presenting the coherent matter wave beam patent like last year the guy that I've been showing this clip on like how many live streams that guy's leadership at Loheed Martin I mean he's a good presenter this clip is really good >> Mo's idea uh but I helped him with that uh this is a way of generating using one of those uh constraints um lorren and variance well that that firm uh condensate is a beam in a different reference frame. So in my mind that shows you can uh build a beam out of firmians million times more powerful than a laser plus atomic scale manufacturing and and maybe um transport of matter over a distance. Yes, sharks with matter wave beam lasers on their freaking heads is in our future chat. Okay, so I see that and I go, "Wow, this guy was like way bigger in Loheed Martin than I thought. I thought it was just some random engineer that had a patent and, you know, made some money off of it, something like that." So then I also find this video. I I was also researching the compact fusion reactor at Loheed Martin and I made this shorter version of it. Here you go. >> Fusion is a much safer option. A next generation of airplanes that doesn't rely on fuel and can just stay aloft. Unlimited range, unlimited endurance. That >> Okay, did you just hear the words that I just heard, chat? Aircraft that can stay aloft, unlimited range, unlimited endurance. I feel like people aren't listening to the words that are coming out of the engineers of the compact fusion reactor are saying the direct words that the man just said. This is the guy working on the compact fusion reactor. I'm going to prove it to you in a minute. That's not just some after they paid. That's literally one of the guys working on it saying that compact fusion is going to pro provide unlimited flight unlimited fuel. >> That's what nuclear fusion can do for an airplane. >> That's what nuclear fusion can do for an airplane. Let's just listen to it one more time. >> Doesn't rely on fuel. It can just stay aloft. Unlimited range, unlimited endurance. That's what nuclear fusion can do for an airplane. We put it in a magnetic bottle that can contain the high temperatures you need, hundreds of millions of degrees. We put it in a magnetic bottle that can contain the temperatures of hundreds of millions of degrees. A magnetic bottle like a sphere. Like a sphere. We can release in a controlled fashion net energy. We think we have a very robust strategy going forward that has potential for success. What this concept does is it's a high beta concept which means we use a high fraction >> chat. That right there with the rings. Isn't this what I've been describing is what the orbs are? It's a ring within another ring and it's a tube. It's like a cylinder. I mean, that's that's looking really similar to it. High beta concept, chat. I'm becoming a world's leading expert in fusion. I never thought that was going to be a thing either, but apparently that's a path we're going down. They didn't just develop a high beta concept. The betas for Tokamax and Sphereax or whatever tookax whatever like five or 10%. The beta or whatever that they have created is one 100 100% approaching 100%. This isn't just like a little bit of an upgrade. It's like oh we found perfect confinement. And by the way the beta is the magnetic field confinement capabilities. Yes. The words you're hearing coming out of my mouth are accurate. Go double check for yourself. In fact, the video I watched about Helen Fusion, the one that Peter Theal and Sam Ultman are invested in, they also brag about their high beta in their reverse field configuration. And this is why people had suspected that Loheed Martin was using a reverse field configuration because they have an extremely high beta value of the magnetic field pressure. We use all of its potential and that means we can make our devices 10 times smaller. We use all of the magnetic field potential. Therefore, we can make our devices 10 times smaller. Chat, does anything that this man's saying sound like something you would just give up on? Does any of this sound like you'd be like, "Hey, you know what? This isn't very exciting. I think we're just going to give up on this unlimited fuel range. Unlimited presumably energy is what that means as well. We can make it 10 times smaller than normal fusion reactor. We have the beta values that are 10 times higher. Efficiency levels that are practically what do they say? 2,000 times higher. They were bragging about their efficiency being 2,000 times better than the public was bragging about it. Yeah. They're like, you know what? Just just forget this. This is dumb. This is a waste of time. >> Instead of a something the size of a building, we have something the size of a large truck. The small is the reason we can do this quickly. If something's small, you can build up momentum. You can develop it fast. It doesn't take 5 years to design it. It takes 3 months. We can design it, build it, test it in under a year. We can do several of these cycles. We can So, not only that, they're also bragging about the production cycle. They're like, "We can produce it in under a year. We can design it in a few months. We can just get you a custom compact fusion reactor." Boom. We've got it all figured out, ready to go. This also doesn't sound like anything that you would just give up on. Sounds like a cash cow. This sounds like a straight up cash cow to me. And we think we can get to a prototype in 5 years. Every time you do plasma physics, you learn something new. And that's why this is a high-risk, high payoff endeavor. That's what we're doing here is testing that concept out to see if it really holds the promise that it appears to. And as a defense company, our increasing mission is to enhance global security. And this is how we do that in the energy realm. Chad, we never forget who we're working for. I'm never going to let Loheed Martin live that slogan down. That's going to be like Google giving up let's be evil. We never forget who we're working. It literally mentions defense contractor, you know, private defense, protecting the country, national security. Yeah, of course it's all about that. Gas turbines are a huge improvement over other technologies in terms of climate change, but they're only a 50% improvement. We take it all the way. So, no emissions, safe operation, proliferation free. That means we can ship it to the whole world with a good conscience. Now, the old promise of Adam, I can already tell there ain't no way that this was ever going to be allowed to have happen. It's like this guy's like, "Hey, we got unlimited energy. We can ship it to the whole world. We found an easy way to produce it." Uncle Sam stepped in and said, "You know what? Invention secrecy act. Invention secrecy act. Sorry, fam. That [ __ ] ain't going to go down. That [ __ ] is not going to go down." I don't know. Maybe Loheed Martin does want it to come out. Maybe they did want it to come out and the government stepped in. Not really sure. What I am sure here is that this video, which is also guys from like 10 years ago or something like that, this video is basically like people just not knowing what the hell this guy was talking about. And now in 2025, anybody that knows Fusion, anybody that knows Fusion out there listens to what this guy is saying right now, they're going to have one of two responses. One, holy [ __ ] Loheed Martin has a compact fusion reactor and they've had it for a long time. Or two, they're going to say, "No, they're just making that all up. They were just lying. Loheed Martin was just making all this up. This promotional video, this literal guy who's an engineer on it, he's an actor or something." I don't know what they're going to say other than that. And this this video, this is what shows the disconnect. The words coming out of this guy's mouth that they he's just bragging about what they can do with their compact fusion reactor because they just don't show it publicly because they don't care about Nobel prizes or whatever because they only care about corporate greed and secrecy. That's the reason why it doesn't come out because the the NPC CNN brain people go, "Well, they didn't show it to me." They only bragged like, "Yeah, well, they're selling it to like the Navy and the Air Force and other people that are have the money for it. They definitely don't want to show it to you because if they show it to you, then their competitors are going to start building it, right?" Wild. With a good conscience. Now the old promise of Adams for peace was a noble one but ultimately flawed because the technology wasn't right for it. We can achieve that grand vision and bring clean power to the world. The true atomic age can start. 10 years we have great military vehicles. 20 years we have clean power for the world. This isn't online by 2100. This is online by the time I can't even retire after we finish this. No, I still have to find another job after this is done. You ne we never forget who we're working for. Loheed Martin skunk works. So the guy at the end, just to make it a thousand% clear for the people out there, he goes, "I can't even retire when this is done. This is going to be done so fast that I got to get my next job." I mean, it's like, I'm going to make a compact fusion reactor and then I got to go worry about my next job. Everybody else is out there like, uh, once you figure out free energy, you become like a trillionaire automatically, right? Isn't that how it works? Or now the people that are wondering like, hey, why don't you just go build this in your in your garage? Like, you want me to build a compact fusion reactor in my garage? Yeah, I'm really sure I'm going to get some knocks on the door at that point. I'm not even come close to getting the fusion reactor. Heck, there are kids who are trying to build fusion reactors and the spooks are coming and knocking on their doors. Now we see why they're gatekeeping fusion reactors so hard. They don't want anyone to accidentally figure this out, right? Gets a little bit awkward if they do. Also, uh, shout out to, uh, Chaotic Good in the chat. I see you. Thank you for those donations. So, here was the thing that brought it all together. I couldn't believe this chat. I couldn't believe this. So, I mean, I'm just googling, you know, Loheed Martin compact fusion reactor. I'm watching that video and I'm going, I got to chop this video up. This is crazy that this guy's just saying this and this video is on the internet and you can just find it out there. And there it is, right? And again, this shows everything you're going to watch here tonight shows the MH370 videos are obviously real. Do you guys really think that if those videos weren't real, I would be able to identify the guy that made the orbs just basically on his public profile and social media and resume? No, you would never be able to identify somebody like this. There's never would be all this evidence that exists on the internet that predates me finding the videos. So, I find another video that's like a presentation about the reactor. But what does this say down here in the title? Charles Chase on energy for everyone. Charles Chase on energy for everyone. What >> the lore about uh Bell Labs and Xerox Park is well known and I think it's a little uh system but the um the skunk works we very seldom get to talk about what we do behind closed doors. So you know I'm just I'm really excited to be able to share with you the skunk works we very seldom get to talk about what we do behind closed doors. So, [Music] what the hell? Are you kidding me right now? Charles Chase is in front of a major audience. First thing he says is in the skunk works, we don't get to talk about what happens behind closed doors. You know, I'm just I'm really excited to be able to share with you a um a project that we've been working that might be able to bring energy for everyone. And um you know, just to give it some perspective, the the energy problem is really an enduring one. It's an obvious one. Um, okay. And the world uses enough energy for every man, woman, and child to be running a refrigerator. The simplest fusion reaction to achieve the simplest fusion reaction to achieve. And so what you do is you bring together two isotopes of hydrogen, detium and tridium. And so when you bring those together with sufficient energy and for a long enough time and a small enough volume, they fuse together creating helium, a neutron, and a whole bunch of energy that you can harvest with an old-fashioned uh heat energy cycle. So you know, it's a just you can take care uh generate energy with the heat. You can generate energy with just heat. What does that what does that say down there at the bottom, chat? By the way, this video is 10 years old. maybe even longer than 10 years old. At the bottom there, I'm pretty sure that says direct energy conversion options. Direct energy conversion options like a neutronic fusion, like being able to pull electricity directly from heat. Let me be a thousand% clear, chat. I found a website that a YouTube channel that only had 230 subscribers that seems to be Charles Chase's YouTube and it was his presentations and the presentations for the APE 2022. No question, no doubt they figured out how to convert just direct heat into electricity, just thermmoelectric generator at extremely high efficiencies. In fact, they can just convert energy, ambient energy from the environment. It's actually just totally insane. Found the whole motherload, everything. No question. Like, this guy is connected to every piece of technology that is involved in the MH370 video orbs. Every piece of it. And here he is explaining fusion. Explain not just fusion. Lockheed Martin's compact fusion reactor. Here he is explaining their reactor. >> So in addition to being zero emission, fusion has a lot of other benefits. It's it's energy density is six orders of magnitude greater than energy in than any other approach. But the physics of a tokamac uh lead to a really enormous size. So what's depicted here is the current uh major tokamac effort going on which is the international eater project being constructed in the south of France. This thing was started at a summit between Gorbachoff and Reagan. So, it's been a long time uh getting to this point. And you could see uh the scale if you look at the very lower right hand corner. I don't know if you can see a little man over there. So, it is inertial confined fusion, but it's not cool fusion. It's hot fusion. It's stupid fusion. This is dumb people fusion. And this is what happened is Loheed Martin stepped in and because they didn't have all the constraints and bureaucracy that the government does, they they solved this [ __ ] like 10 times faster than the government was going to solve it. I mean, they're talking about power plants in the 2040s. 2040s? Get the hell out of here. Loheed Martin had this [ __ ] over 10 years ago. Probably 20 years ago, maybe longer. That's how far back they are. Oh. Uh, see, let me let me have a little pointer here. Sorry. So, yeah. So, here's a little guy right here. So, there's the guy. So, and again, this until the mid 2040s at best. So, you know what? there was another way of doing this. If you weren't hampered by the physics of a tokamac and you were able to generate fusion in a compact form factor, something that would generate 100 megawatts of power, enough power for a small city of 50 to 100,000 people and something that would fit on the back of a truck. >> And so if you think of the complexity of something like this, it's closer to that of a jet engine. So it's something that you would >> What the f What did What did Charles Chase just say? It's closer to that of a jet engine. That is oddly specific. Do you know why that's oddly specific for a jet engine? Because the way they figured this out, and again, go watch my live streams. Nobody told me this. I literally independently figured this out from pulses. They figured out how to take the plasma sheath they were using in their hypersonic vehicles and turn it into a drone. This is the exact same concept. They took a hypersonic engine, they got rid of the turbine, and it becomes a heat exchange. It just becomes a heat exchange. It's an engine. That's all that it is with plasma around it. And this is what he's comparing it to. Charles Chase himself is comparing it to a jet engine. Their image is the engine on a back of a truck. Why is the engine on a back of a truck? Why would I put an engine on the back of a truck? And why are there tubes sticking out of either end of this thing? There are tubes sticking out of either end of that. I have a really good guess as to why there are tubes sticking out of either end because it produces jets out of either side. Right? When you make the the tooid, it can't be perfectly confined. It wants to escape. So you let it escape. You let it escape out of the jets. Why do you have it on the back of a truck? Because you're saying that I can have this thing just fly around. I can use that as propulsion. That's why you got an image of it on the back of a truck, which makes no sense from a reactor that you would just have be stationary for a state. Why would I put a stationary reactor on the back of a truck? What are you talking about? It makes no sense whatsoever. Do you see any other fusion companies talking about putting their reactors on the back of trucks? No. Because none of them are trying to use it for propulsion. But if you are using for propulsion, that's a pretty good cell right there. >> Be able to build on a production line versus being a major infrastructure project. And so we can all imagine the benefits to the world of having a virtually unlimited zero uh that we can make this a reality. >> Wait, did you say zero point energy? >> Zero emission zero that we can make this a reality. And so, uh, >> hold up. Pause chat. Pause chat. There he is. That's the guy we were just looking at. The guy on the far left is the guy that was just explaining the compact fusion reactor. Let me This guy right here. There he is, chat. There he is. That's the guy that was just explaining the fusion reactor for us. And take a look at that. What does that say right there? High beta. Tfold improvement. 10 times improvement on their beta. New magnetic field configuration. They're talking about field reverse configuration. New magnetic field configuration. Boom. It's all right there. I mean, it's just right there. I don't ask anyone to believe me. I don't give a [ __ ] what you believe. I'm going to tell you the truth. You want to take it or leave it. come up with a better explanation if you want to. I'm just going to show you the evidence. Do you think that a new configuration compact field reactor that can be rolled out in under a year that is a beta 10 times higher, tenfold improvement? Do you think that just became useless all of a sudden? No, we don't need that. Forget fusion. We don't need fusion. Who wanted who wanted fusion chat? Epstein list? What are you talking about? Epstein list on my desk. I don't know what you're talking about. I never said those words. There was never an Epstein list. Phase one. Don't remember it. Don't remember it, chat. Don't remember it. Uh compact fusion reactor. Never heard of it. What do you mean? Websites and uh videos all about it. Never heard of it, chat. Never heard of a compact uh re What does that thing do anyway? Is that like play the video games or something? It's actually crazy how bad the gaslighting is. Like how are they really going to try to pretend like this thing disappeared? like this did this did not become obsolete or whatever the hell they want to say unless it got better. >> What we've done is we've built upon the past 50 years of fusion research and created a brand new way of generating fusion that's very suitable for a very compact form factor. And in my mind, this is a perfect example of the adjacent possible where you take different parts of things that already exist to come up with something new. And so we've had a uh you know I really can't say enough about the brilliant, fantastic, dedicated team we've had working on this. Some of them are pictured here in our lab. Um including the inventor on the very right is Tom Magguire. He's the guy who's come up with our brand new >> Okay. Tom Magguire. Tom Maguire. Uh Charles Chase just put you on the big board. Tom Maguire, welcome to the big leagues, my dude. Welcome to the big leagues. We're going to be looking you up later, Tom Magcguire. Uh because the question is who who is also working on this, right? And now that we know field reverse configuration is the sauce, now we have a video of Loheed Martin basically admitting that they were using a field reverse configuration. That's what they're alluding to here when they're talking about new way to do it. And the other thing too is they're not using tridium dutyium. No, no, they're either using helium 3 or they're using boron 11. Almost certainly they're figuring out a neutronic fusion. Uh but maybe they figured out something even more advanced than that. Who knows? >> Concept. And so you can see in our lab in the background you can see our experiment and how well it's confined, how what temperature it can get to um and seeing if that matches um inside our chamber and you can see the uh the plasma and then the uh what you see here this is a coil inside this is one of the magnetic coils inside and then you can see the uh plasma following the magnetic field lines exactly as predicted. So this configuration is something that's called a high beta configuration. And what that refers to is the ratio of the magnetic field pressure to the pressure of the plasma that wants to expand out. So in this type of configuration, the magnetic field increases as you're going out from the center of the plasma. So as the plas FRC, that's FR. Literally those exact same words were what the helion fusion guy said in his video from like last year. So I have a video of Helen fusion guy saying that the further out you get the more powerful the magnetic field is. That's how the high beta field reverse configuration works. This basically proves right here that Loheed Martin's compact fusion reactor was using a field reverse configuration. Pretty much proves it right there. It's actually scary that I know enough about fusion to say that. But here we are 2025 chatma wants to expand out. it encounters a stronger and stronger magnetic field that tends to push it back into place. And so it does that until it reaches an equilibrium point. And we have a beta of almost one in our configuration, which just listen to what he's saying. It's not me saying it. It's Charles Chase of the Loheed Martin skunk work saying it >> is um in sharp contrast to a tokamac. In a tokamac, it's that rotating plasma that generates the magnetic field itself. And so in that case the magnetic field actually dies out as it goes away from the center of the plasma. And so there's uh the plasma will expand as it expands it encounters a weaker and weaker force. So it tends to go unstable. And that's one of the that's like the major issue that has pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl plagued T tokamax over the years and it's a negative feedback loop as well because as the plasma expands in the tokamac the magnetic field gets weaker and weaker leading to more um okay think that's enough Charles Chase for the moment. I think you guys should you anybody who's watching should be convinced right obviously that works. I mean that was 12 years ago and several weeks ago I was saying field reverse configuration is the secret sauce. Now we have direct evidence linking Charles Chase 12 years ago. 12 years ago to the compact fusion reactor. And I thought, okay, well that's pretty wild. I guess he was like some kind of, you know, speaker person or whatever for, you know, the Loheed Martin or something or like, you know, why is he why is he presenting that? And I don't remember who it was, but if you just Google Charles Chase's name, you're gonna find this. I couldn't believe this. This is Charles Chase's resume. I'm going to read uh read a passage from the resume. conception, implementation, and management of the compact fusion development program, a new approach to hot fusion that can provide 100 megawws of power in a compact form. I convinced senior Loheed Martin leadership to invest significant company resources into the development of a very high-risk gamechanging technology. This was achieved through an 8-year persistence of vision in the face of a typical large corporate bureaucratic inertia and riskadverse committeebased decisionmaking. I planned and developed the program, recruited the team, implemented the infrastructure, marshaled resources, and inspired belief in what we could accomplish. The project is now breathing on its own and the experimental and simulation campaign has been very successful to date. Direct quotes that is Charles Chase's resume from no longer than 2018. That's when he joined Unlab 2018. This project went dark in 2018. This project went dark in 2018. And this is Charles Chase's own resume, saying that he is the guy that thought up the idea of the compact fusion reactor, sold it to upper management, got people to buy in. He's the one that brought the team in, brought all the resources, made everything possible. He is the number one guy related to the compact fusion reactor. This is so insane. Because this is when I also realized Charles Chase made the orbs. Charles Chase designed the [ __ ] orbs in the MH370 videos. In fact, I couldn't even come up with a fake resume for somebody to have designed the orbs better than Charles Chase's real resume. Better than his real resume. What is described in the compact fusion reactor is exactly what we would need for somebody to be the designer of the orbs. You have to bring in all these people. You have to bring in all these disparit technologies. Technologies like quantum uh communications, uh high powered lasers, fusion reactors, gravity beams, teleportation, all the stuff they brought together, AI. You have to be you have to have the knowledge base of all these different technologies. who is an expert at each of them and how to bring them all together to produce an end product. And that's what Charles Chase has demonstrated he can absolutely do. Absolutely he can do more of his resume. These are the products under his team. And and here you go right off the top. Lockheed Martin skunk works since 1986. Since 1986. So he's a lifer. He's a lifer as well. Like he's been at Loheed Martin his whole career. In fact, he doesn't even have a PhD. He didn't even feel the need to go get a PhD. Why bother? He already knows more than almost every PhD will ever know. He already knows more than they'll ever know. He doesn't even need a PhD. But you know what it means? He's trusted. He's trusted within Loheed Martin. He's a full-time life guy. He's loyalist to Loheed Martin. And I guarantee you it's made him extremely wealthy. Extremely wealthy. Tens of millions of dollars minimum. Maybe hundreds of millions would be my guess as to how much uh Charles Chase is worth. It's not just compact fusion either. Hypersonic systems and materials. hypersonic systems and materials right there. Second bullet point. Second thing he decided to put on his resume right after Compact Fusion Hyper Sonics chat, I found my guy. This is like finding out Edward Lynn went to prison for nine years, but he's like still out there like bragging about his time in the Navy. That's how crazy this is. finding this. You're just There isn't going to be anybody There isn't going to be anybody else out there that has a resume like this that can be the guy that would fits the time frame, has everything he needs, access to the resources, access to the knowledge. His whole resume basically is like a point forpoint knowledge base for what you need to build the orbs. Adaptive structures. He's talking about metam materials, aerospace materials, flow control, cuttingedge vehicle design, breakthrough power and propulsion. I mean, breakthrough power and propulsion from the here and now to the can't believe it's possible. Why do he add can't believe it's possible on the resume? Imagine you're a Loheed Martin skunk horse or you have your friends are PhD academics that are professors everywhere and you put that one of your expertises is things that people can't believe is possible. That's one of your things on there. Lockheed Martin senior tech fellow. You want to know how important Charles is the Loheed Martin? Loheed Martin, senior tech fellow, a distinction reserved for the top 0.1% of the technical talent in the corporation. One out of 1,000 employees, one out of 1,000 Loheed Martin engineers get senior fellow. He's basically one of the most important employees at ever at the company. which I mean he deserves it. He literally built a compact fusion reactor that is flying around teleporting airplanes away. I mean that's really really impressive. In fact, give the man several Nobel prizes. I mean what are we talking about here, right? If you made some magical flying orbs that can spin around in triangle formations and then just poof planes out of the sky, that's just straight up I mean you're Harry Potter. You're I mean I don't know. You're either Dumbledore or you're Voldemort. Are you Voldemort? Charles Chase or are you Dumbledore? I guess the juryy's still out. And just in case you needed some more technical breadth, multi-spectral infrared, radio frequency, optical signature management. Okay. So it says new sensor modalities adaptive adaptive and bio inpired structures air vehicle conceptual design. Air vehicle conceptual design. Mission systems, hypersonics, physiological sensors, cognitive systems, power generation, directed energy, flight controls, smart materials, radio frequency and optical metamaterials, photonics, nano systems, autonomy, swarming, swarming. Why does it say swarming on his resume? Usually that's something you hear in reference to drones, right? You normally hear the term swarming in reference to drones, swarming, fusion, and plasma systems. Okay, for the holdouts here that are now just going, "Okay, Ashton, that's just that's like a whole lot of coincidences." Like, you know what? Sometimes coincidences happen and senior Loheed Martin fellow engineers just happen to have resumes that look, it's pretty similar. It's pretty similar to what you would need for the MH370 videos. No, it's a little more than similar. I also looked up his patents cuz I thought, "Oh [ __ ] this guy has coherent matter wave beam patent." Remember the how we got here in the beginning? How we found out about Charles Chase to begin with? Coherent Matterave. What else does he have? Oh [ __ ] What does this say? Systems and methods for plasma jets. So you're telling me the guy that has a compact fusion reactor that he designed that he came up with for Loheed Martin top 0.1% technical fellow also just happens to be an expert at plasma jets overwing traveling wave axial flow plasma accelerator. That sounds really similar to what would be happening with respect to the heat transfer in the or in the video in the middle of the orbs. Aaronhoff bomb sensor. Aaronhoff bomb sensor is Hal Pudof's quantum communication patent. That's what Aaronhoff bomb sensor is. Aronhoff bomb sensor is you build your Josephson junction on your microchip and you have a quantum communication system. And that's why we're talking about when he says Aaronhoff bomb sensor, he's talking about the ether. Pyro electric power from turbulent airflow. Pyro electric power from turbulent air flow. So wait, you're saying thermmoelect electric generator? Pyro electric means thermmoelect electric fire thermmoelect electric generator from turbulent air flow. So we can basically generate electricity from air flowing through the nozzle of our plasma orb. And then of course coherent matter wave beam patent. So, not only does he have a resume that matches what we would need to make the orbs, but literally his expertise, his patents all add up to building the orbs in at least a secret way. Add up all these different components, and now you're figuring out how a plasma ball is going to flow around through the sky. Wow. Wow. So, I've been doing a deep dive on this guy. I've been doing a deep dive and it wasn't hard to find a bunch of information. First thing I want to say, where is the introduction video is? Man, this guy is Yeah, he I mean I He's kind of one of my idols. I mean, this guy is so impressive to be able to pull together all these people to build this kind of stuff, to figure this stuff out, to do it under the radar the way that he's been able to pull it off. I I really wish I wasn't on the other side. I, you know, the biggest punishment for me, honestly, is that all the people that I look up to as my idols are the people that are the gatekeepers hiding this stuff. Like Edward Lynn. Edward Lynn should be a hero. Edward Lynn should be a hero for leaking the videos. Instead, he's he's a coward. He's terrified. He doesn't He wants to go live a normal ass life knowing that we have magical teleportation technology. He could be a hero. like Hal Pudof, Eric Davis, those guys, they know all this technology is real and they're like [ __ ] around doing stupid ass videos about and this is how many kinds of aliens there are and watch the next disclosure video. Pay $20 for next disclosure video and maybe next time we might tell you something. Like that's what they're doing instead. That's what that's their big plan to weigh people up. And then you've got Charles Chase out here. Charles Chase doesn't just know this technology is real. He's literally building it. He's literally building it. H how do you justify building this stuff for the the military and then just like I mean how do you atone for your sins I guess is the question. How do you atone for your sins? And I found out how. I found out how. So he retired with all his money and he started a conference, the Advanced Propulsion and Energy Conference, which is oddly oddly similar to the other APEC because there's another APEC by the almost exact same name, at least the exact same acronym. But this one's not playing around. This one is no joke whatsoever. And you can find as as far as I know you can find all of the videos on the unlab. So there here's their um thing unlab. And I want to show you something here. Unless they've taken them down. Hopefully they haven't taken them down yet. Guys, go ahead and like pull these or hide these vid or you know download these videos. It looks like some people have already been watching them because these videos only had like a few hundred fund watches like all of them. So, you go to his videos and holy crap. Holy crap. If you've been watching my live streams, you're looking at the right side of your screen right now and you're going, "Does that say Sunny White? Does that say George Hathaway?" Yeah, it does. What? What? Chad, I'm the amount of reeling when I just saw this. I had to like look at the dates again. I just kept thinking in my head there's there's no way like what year was this? This was 2022. This was before I ever saw the MH370 videos. This was a year before I ever saw the MH370 videos. They were doing this. I still had 20 fake followers on Twitter. I wasn't even using Twitter. And this conference went down. You aren't going to believe this, guys. I mean, you're probably not believing much. George Hathaway, if you're not familiar, George Hathaway is connected to Hal Pudof and Eric Davis. He's been the one testing free energy devices, negative energy, all the different things we've been studying. We found out George Hathaway had been testing it with and for Hal Pudof. And it turns out George Hathaway was presenting at the conference that Charles Chase was hosting in 2022 and Sunny White was also presenting as well. Sunny White and George Hathaway. Do I even want to scroll down? I'm afraid to see what else I'm gonna find in this video. Where is it? Hold on. How come I don't see Did he not do a standalone presentation? Hold on. I'm trying to find the right I wanted to have the suspense go, but Oh, there it is. Right here. Garrett Modell. Garrett Modal. What? Garrett Modal. The Cas the Casmir cavity guy. The guy that I have been saying for now multiple years that I'm going to steal his free energy microchip. That Garrett modal. Where is his face, chat? He comes up on the big screen, I think, at some point. Maybe at the end. Here he is. Uh oh, there. Boom. That Garamoto right there. That's him, chat. That's him right there. Holy [ __ ] We didn't just hit a random random bullseye here. We hit the fullon effing motherload. We hit the fullon motherload. Oh my god. It's basically my live streams 2022. So, if you didn't think any of what I was doing was real before all this, ask yourself, how is it possible that all the science, how many times have I said Sunny White and Garrett Modal's name on major podcasts, on Candace Owens, Hodgej Twins, on Redacted to hundreds of thousands of people, maybe millions of people. I've been saying these guys' names. Keep in mind, I only saw the MH370 videos in 2023. If I could come up with a dream team of engineers that I would ask to present on one of my live streams, it's basically this conference. It's basically this conference that predates me ever even thinking that any of this stuff could even be real. And there it all is. The first thing I did was I emailed Garrett Modell. How could I not? How could I not email Garrett Modell? I emailed him. I said, "Dude, I emailed you like a year ago or less and was like asking about updates related to your Casmir cavity patent. Nothing to update was the response I got. Now I'm looking at a video of you presenting with Sunny White and Charles Chase senior fellow at Lockheed Martin. It's pretty clear from wa looking at these and I've watched all of them by the way. It's pretty clear from looking at these that Charles Chase knows what technology is real and therefore he knows which people to pull in to present the various things. Like anything that's being presented at that uh AP 2022, it's he knows it's real. He already knows it's real. So, the next several live streams, we're going to review some of those technologies because that's basically everything I want to be exposing. And he showed me in these there's several more things I didn't know about before this. Paul Thibido, this one is insane. I cannot We're going to review this one on Wednesday. The Paul Thibido 2022. Apparently, this made this paper made a lot of noise because he basically showed that we can thermmoelect electrically generate electricity from ambient air just from the environment. Not even from the air, just from the environment. Just from the environment, we can create an asymmetric system where the default is for it to be charged at 20 volts. A capacitor, you just heard me correctly. Yes. The default is that your capacitor, your battery if you want to think of it like that, has a 20 volt charge. So you can siphon off electricity on it and it just constantly goes back to 20. Instead of zero, the balance is 20. If you go, wait a minute, that's not possible. That's free energy. That's the reason why Paul Fibido's paper was so controversial. That's the reason why it was so controversial. So we found another free energy device. Another free energy device was discovered just from this pre from this um conference. Now let's click on the introduction one. Which one's the one? Where's the one that has Charles Chase's introduction on it? This one. >> The same. times don't even want to talk zoom is not the same as being at MIG because it's really the questions that but you know you can see like here's Lance explaining to us about the Kuza theory and um >> did he just say Kuza theory? Yeah, I'm pretty sure he just said that's Lance explaining Kuza theory to us. As in Kuza Klein, as in the theory of the ether that combines electromagnetism and gravity together. Yeah. Okay. I mean, guys, um, if you're noticing that there's a bit of an overlap between the topics that I've been presenting to you and Charles Chase's secret society of Illuminati physicists that apparently meet at MIT. Yeah, they meet at MIT. That's where they meet, guys. Yeah, these are the guys. If Annapolina Luna, Congress, whoever the hell wants names for disclosure, I got names. I got names. The people in these pictures right here, right here, all this. Start talking to these people. If you want to know who knows about the magical orb technology, these people. There you go. In fact, who is that right there? Who is that right there? My eye spies. My eye spies one. Eric W. Davis. I see Eric W. [ __ ] Davis right there in that photo. Eric Davis was at one of these. Of course he was. Of course Eric Davis was at one. You know why? Because he helped build working teleportation for them. Because he literally has a paper called teleportation physics study. Another one called humanly traversible wormholes, stargates, and negative energy. They weren't just writing those papers because they're big Star Trek fans. They were writing those papers because they were like, "Hey, we got some orbs of plasma. I wonder if we spin them around, they'll magically teleport stuff." And they do. Look, they do. That's why Eric Davis is sitting there. >> And here's Sunny and Jim Jim Jesy. Um, and Nick Cook. >> Nick Cook was there. Nick Cook is just hanging out with them. The hunt for zero point energy. Nick Cook, the author, Nick Cook, was at this. Where's my invite? Where's my invite? Charles Chase, I got questions. I got questions for you. I want to be at the next one. When's AP 2025? Is my I'll just check the mail. See if my invite's in there. >> This is George talking to Kate about her uh geometric bead work. Uh, etc. Hal Putoff was able to join us. >> Did he just say Hal Pudof? I didn't even hear that before. That's Hal Pudof right there. How Pudaf was able to join us chat. And here's Sunny and Jim Jim Jeski and Nick Cook. I think this is George talking to Kate about her uh geometric bead work uh etc. Howal Putoff was able to join us and our dear friends uh Priscilla who's going to have her 90th birthday uh this weekend and then here's Robert Solomon uh Eric Davis. Anyway, so >> I mean I wonder did he know this video was on the internet that I would find this video at some point in the future? This is actually just my mind is straight up blown. Like we found him. We found him, guys. The the person that made the orbs literally has to have a resume that mirrors Charles Chase's resume and he has to know all the people that Charles Chase knows. Hal Pudof, Eric Davis, he's talking about Kuza Klein, talking about zero point energy. Guys, this whole presentation, the whole conference is about breaking the second law of thermodynamics. It's about free energy. The whole thing is about free energy. What I really wanted to show you, I wasn't even going to try Oh, that's not even what I was trying to show you guys. I wanted to show you his background approach Tom Magguire's idea here. >> There's there's the compact fusion reactor in the top right. >> We worked on morphing vehicles. This was a vehicle. This is a NASA test at NASA Langley >> um where the plane would fold up and it was uh completely seamless. And uh some of my inventions have transitioned from the idea and all the way to production still in production today. So that's something that I'm pretty uh happy about and uh you know of course I didn't start out there and uh you know I grew up in Palm Springs. >> This right here is the most important slide chat. You need to learn the psychological motivations of your opponent. We need to know Who is Charles Chase? I can learn a lot just from seeing this. He played tennis. Okay, upper middle class at minimum if not upper class. He says right here in a minute that he basically didn't have any direction and then he went to school and he came out. He joined skunk works. Rest is history. Okay. So, he's a lifer. He's dedicated to Skunkworks. He probably he helped grow Loheed Martin to what they are today. >> California used to love playing with my Hot Wheels in the backyard. Um, I was a cook for 10 years. Um, worked at Lord Fletcher where learned about management because he treated his employees really well here at this restaurant. And so therefore, I I think that's really important is the way that you treat people. That's the kind of thing you get back. Um, I was a high school dropout. I went back to school, went to junior college. high school dropout, went back to school, became Loheed Martin, one of the most distinguished engineers ever at Loheed Martin. >> Just played tennis for the tennis teams, ended up going to UC Berkeley and then joined the skunk works Lockheed uh directly from UC Berkeley. Um >> how many high school dropouts end up going to UC Berkeley? >> Way back in 1986. And my first things I worked on were um uh low observables. So I'm an RCS. >> Okay, listen. >> Yes. Um stealth engineer and I thought it was important to share that just because so you know my strongest uh understanding and background is in electromagnetics. He was a stealth engineer and he wants us to just know that because he wants everyone to know that his background is in electromagnetics. I mean, the guy is subtle. And I want to point out too that we are listening to somebody that knows there's magical orb technology that can teleport airplanes. Keep that in mind. Keep that in the back of your mind right now. We are listening to a man that knows there is free energy magical orb technology that are compact fusion reactors that are green unlimited energy for the world. Is he yelling it out in the middle of his presentation? No. He's basically dropping little breadcrumbs. That's basically what he's doing. These people, the people that they bring in on the inside like this are very smart. You almost certainly have to pass some kind of psychological examination. I mean, these people are people that like they know what to say. They know what not to say. they have a system in their minds to make sure that they never are leaking out information that is under NDA or something like that because otherwise how do you avoid it? How do you do a whole conference about advanced physics without exposing the fact that you know something out there is possible and can be done? How do you how do you do that? Ask yourself that. Ask yourself if you're somebody that's building secret [ __ ] for for Loheed Martin, how do you prevent yourself from leaking that out knowing that if you do leak it out, they'll just kill you? They'll just kill you or they'll sue you into oblivion and discredit you. Those are your choices. I can't imagine living that way. But it's interesting to listen to a person who who definitely is living that way. Now, what are the part that I want to show this? What is this [ __ ] about climate change, dude? There's one other thing I want to bring up right here. What the hell is up with these people being leftwing? I cannot I cannot understand how anyone could Oh, we got to worry about the climate change, dude. You know, there's free green energy technology. Climate change doesn't mean [ __ ] Climate change, bro. You developed a compact fusion reactor that's going to end all emissions on planet Earth. What are you concerned about climate change for? I I literally can't understand this. There's another engineer that I've spoken to that I'm not going to say their name or whatever, but I got a similar vibe from them that they were like anti-Trump or whatever their politics, whatever. That's fine. But like I just can't in my head connect that how somebody could know that there's this massive conspiracy to hide all this technology from the world, corporate or whatever the conspiracy is, whatever you want to consider it. How can you know that and then still believe in [ __ ] like climate change and all this other political [ __ ] that's all just manufactured social nonsense like picking how many genders you want? Like how can you believe in free energy and be like, "Yeah, and you can just choose whatever gender you want to be." Like what? I mean, you can identify and sleep with whoever you want, but you can't just change your biology. I mean, this is the kind of [ __ ] I like I just can't maybe this is the problem. Maybe the fact that this even exists is why we can't get it out there. I also kind of feel like this is kind of a spicy take. I feel like it's a little bit of like guilt. Like they feel guilty. Like he feels guilty because he's not able to get the the technology out there. And because he's not able to get the technology out there publicly, he like feels guilty about, oh, we've got to address this climate change thing, everybody. It's like, or you could just not be a coward and just go whistleblower. You could just go full whistleblower. You ever think that? No. Because that would have adverse effects to you, right? This is the problem, guys. Nobody wants to be the one when push comes to shove. When you got tens of millions of dollars in the bank and you've got everything to lose, nobody wants to be the one that comes out and says, "I'm going to ruin my life to help help humanity." They all want to do it in indirect ways where it doesn't come back and hurt them. That's what it that's what it comes down to. Okay. Um, what else do I want to show? Oh, yeah. Oh, I mean, and this is the worst part, man. God, dude. He gets it, man. There's no doubt. I watched all these presentations. He gets it. Listen to just what he says right here. >> This may, you know, of course, this is probably pretty obvious, but um everything that we have, we've created from either what's here on Earth or what's or what's come to us. And I believe in this idea of unlimited abundance. There's really no limit to what we can create from what we have here. And um that's what I'm trying to push us to do. Um >> listen to the man's own words. Sometimes when people tell you who they are, just listen to them. He says, "I believe in unlimited abundance." Of course he does. I don't have to listen anymore Charles Chase to know exactly what he believes from a scientific perspective. He knows Tesla is right. He knows energy is everywhere. He knows it. He believes in unlimited abundance and he's trying to bring unlimited abundance to the world. I believe him because he literally developed a compact fusion reactor. I don't know the circumstances about why the compact fusion reactor got hidden. My guess is it wasn't in his control. My guess is it wasn't in his control. But what I also know is that Charles Chase beyond any shadow of a doubt knows exactly what's going on in these MH370 videos. If I were to corner Charles Chase with this video, he would know exactly what's going on. you would know exactly what's happening in this video. The man has multisspectral experience in infrared, optical, and radio frequencies. He's got compact fusion reactor, hypersonics for propulsion, plasma flow, field reverse configurations. There's no question in my mind, no question whatsoever, no question that if you show Charles Chase this video, he knows it's not fake. He knows it's not fake. Even if he didn't make those orbs, even if he wasn't even part of this operation, you can show Charles Chase this video and he will know 100% what's going on with those orbs. 100%. You can show him just those heat signatures. You can show him just those heat signatures of those orbs and he will tell you exactly that that's a fusion reactor because he knows. Because he knows. There's no way in hell that he could not know. No way in hell. It's literally his job to know literally his job is he developed the what is it called the emerging technologies branch of Loheed Martin. They got some fancy name for it. His whole job is to find the people like Garrett Modell, uh Paul Thibido, Sunny White that are building the technologies that Loheed Martin already has and keep track tabs on them. Keep tabs on them. How far are they going? You know why? Because Loheed Martin's already figured it out, bro. Loheed Martin has already figured it out. That's how Charles Chase knows what he's looking for. Charles Chase is like, "Oh, we already got this [ __ ] Oh, look. This guy named Sunny White is trying to do it. We should probably monitor him. Oh, look. This guy named Garrett Modto is doing it." Or or this is where it gets dark. They all know. They all know. They all know it's real and they're all gatekeeping it because they're all getting that sweet money. All I know is this chat. All I know is this. Wait, where is it? I I wrote a little thing up. Do you know how I know Charles Chase made those orbs that I just showed in that video? Think about this. Hang with me. Ready? I know he made those orbs because he hasn't reached out to me. If Charles Chase didn't make those orbs, he would be reaching out to me because he would want to know what I know about those videos because he would be interested in trying to figure out what those are and how Loheed Martin could build them. Instead, it's me trying to reach out to him. I'm trying to reach out to him. He's all over every other emerging technology. Every other emerging technology that's out there, this guy is all over it. If he didn't know about those videos, he would want to be talking to me. The reason why these guys are all silent, Hal Pudof, same thing with Hal Pudof. If those videos were fake, Hal Pudof would be knocking on my door with Eric W. Davis. They'd be knocking on my door. They'd be like, "What do you know about those videos? Can you tell us anything else about it? We're trying to figure out which alien species that was. They would have some stupid [ __ ] like that. That would be their premise for talking to me. The fact that they're not and they're avoiding me when they know those videos are real, that says they were definitely implicated in that. They're implicated in that technology. They're implicated in the cover up. They know it's all real. All the stuff leads back to them. It all leads directly back to the durs. It all leads back to the defense intelligence reference documents, guys. The Defense Intelligence reference documents predate the video that we're looking at right here, predates the MH370 videos, predates everything, and they explain all the technologies, including a neutronic fusion. Including a neutronic fusion. Why aren't they trying to discredit you? They are, just not directly. I mean, why do you think they're not talking to me? They can't discredit me because in an open conversation they're going to get destroyed. Even the PhD physicists because they know they're hiding this stuff and they know I know. They know I know. And if they come out and say, "Oh no, this is all fake." Well, they're discrediting their own work. What happens when it turns out that it is real? Put Listen, think about the catch 22 these people are caught in. Charles Chase comes out and says, "Oh no, that guy's a crazy person. Um, the fusion reactor went dark or it never worked out. Just never worked out. His resume contradicts that. Is he lying on his resume? That's a pretty bold claim to say a Lockheed Martin senior fellow is lying on his resume where he says that the project was successful in his breathing life on its own. This is why I love catching these people in this catch 22. What can they say to discredit me? They're going to discredit their own work. I'm just promoting their work. I'm promoting their work. This is why they're not out discrediting me. This is why they can't say anything publicly. Some of them may want this to happen. Who knows? Maybe Charles Chase is secretly a for Orbsy, chat. Maybe Charles Chase is out there watching right now like he's doing it, chat. For Orbs is doing his thing. I don't know. That's that's the thing that I struggle with the most. I don't know what these people's motivations are. I don't understand it from their perspective. From my perspective, none of this [ __ ] makes any sense at all. From my perspective, I go, "How do we live in a world where this was even possible? How is this even a thing that can exist in our world where this defense contractor and probably others have been hiding free energy from us for decades, decades, confirmed at least over 10 years, probably closer to 80 years. It's a struggle. Okay. So, let's see. What are we gonna do? What did I want to show? So, that's the that part. Oh, this I love this part. So, this you guys would love this whole presentation. The intro he does. It connects everything. Connects biology. He he he goes into like why are certain people sants? Why can people do these amazing things? Nobody can really explain it. And then he explains the debunkers. Guys, this is where I'm literally willing to just give uh I'm willing to just give Charles Chase a pass. I think I'm like I like this guy so much that I don't even care if he's like hiding orb technology. I think we're going to give one one um nword pass, chat. We have nword passes. It's a nuke pass. We give one nuke pass to Charles Chase. He's allowed to nuke us one time. Uh, one freebie. He gets one freebie. Nobody else is allowed to nuke anybody, but Charles Chase gets the n-word pass. Just one, because he developed so much dope technology. >> And he also hates debunkers, which honestly, if you hate Redditors, it's like that's a lot of brownie points. That's a lot of brownie points in my eyes, chat. You can be kind of evil if you hate Redditors. um science doesn't consider they're not repeatable uh not reproducible um you know a lot of statistics so but there's always things that everyone thought were impossible and Lord Kelvin was famous for uh saying things are not going to be happen uh the New York Times seemed to have something against rockets >> the New York Times hates rockets it's official official chat. The New York Times hates rockets. Look at these quotes from the New York Times. Direct quotes. A rocket will never be able to leave the Earth's atmosphere. New York Times 1936. That Professor Goddard does not know the relation of action and reaction and needs to have something better than the vacuum against which to react. Of course, he only seems to lack the knowledge ladled out in high schools. That's a New York Times from 1920. But uh Goddard did not even understand high school physics because they didn't think a rocket would work out in a vacuum. And it's not just in the past. So here's George Helmire of the famous Darva Helmmyer questions on when he invented liquid crystal displays at RCA. >> Dubai came to >> There we go. Thank you. >> Leave that panel there. >> Okay. >> Just leave it. Yeah. So anyway, uh George Hellmire basically went to uh Peter Dubai and he says Nobel laurate Peter Dubai told me that the the uh crystal liquid displays LCD displays couldn't be done. It would never work. And he says I didn't tell him I had already done it. This is the best example right here. Why? Because this is exactly what Charles Chase is doing. The reason why Charles Chase puts this quote up there is not an accident. He puts this quote up there because he's saying Lheed Martin has stuff that the academics don't know exists, don't even know is possible. They don't even know it's possible. A Nobel laureate didn't think we could make an LCD screen. Told a guy that had already built one that it wasn't possible. Guys, when people tell you something is not possible, it probably is. It probably is possible. Yeah. And then the favorite one, they read it out here, they actually laugh about this. Actually, I'm just going to let them say it. >> So, Helmire, you know, Dubai told him it couldn't be done. He was already working on extra dimensions. There's a Casmir effect. There's dark energy. All of these things are true. But there's zero chance that anyone within our lifetimes or the next thousand years are going to build anything that makes use of any of these ideas for defense purposes or anything like that. Man, that is really absolute. I mean, that is just nuts. >> That's a mode closer. >> Yeah, that's a mode closer. Um, he's known to be a mode closer. But, uh, >> hello. They just start dunking on Sean Carroll chat. This is so crazy because this was in 2022 and I read this quote from a similar slide just like a few months ago and basically said the same thing. I We were basically just dunking out. Sean Carroll is definitely going to be proven wrong. Sean Carroll is going to be proven wrong before he dies. Sean Carol's gonna be proven wrong before he dies. Not even in a thousand years. He's already been proven wrong. He doesn't even know it yet. That's why they're laughing at him. They're literally just laughing at Shawn Carroll. And it goes to show that these academics are just so the academics are so off the mark. like they're so far behind that they're being clowned on by Loheed Martin engineers at private Illuminati science conferences. I'm calling it Illuminati because I don't really have a better explanation for what you would call a bunch of secret black engineer project scientists meeting at at MIT to discuss worldchanging technology that they know the world's never going to get. I mean, that's that's to me that's some Illuminati science [ __ ] I I don't really know how else to describe it, guys. Um, couple other points. Conservation of energy. Guys, it's so crazy how everything in these presentations that I just watched for the first time a couple days ago is exactly the same as what you hear from my live streams. Exactly the same. Watch this. >> Ruin our planet to save it. >> Yeah, ruin our planet. But, you know, um >> uh Yeah. A lot of technology has been damaging in the past and one of the things you could accomplish with your technology is to get us off of chemical rocketry. >> Right. Right. >> I mean that would be a right big deal. So okay um so conservation of energy and I just you know it strikes me that we always guarantee first law compliance through a bookkeeping system and if we find a new energy source like when we found out about the energy in an atom we just add it into our bookkeeping and then now and then we track it. But we didn't know about that energy source before we knew it. And once we find out about it, well, we keep we we you know, we keep track of it. And you know, energy, what is energy? It's the ability to do work, which is the ability to move against the for a force. And a force is a broken symmetry or a bzon exchange of particles. You know, this this whole area here is really nebulous as far as >> so what he's saying is what is energy? My number one question when any physicist comes at me, you'll see it. They always come at me, especially when they come at you from the angle of free energy, you ask them, "What is energy? Where does electricity come from?" That pretty much ends the conversation right there. Think about how crazy that is. You can just ask a physicist where electricity comes from and that ends the conversation. Does that make sense to anybody? They can't answer where electricity is coming from. Is it just magic? Is this just [ __ ] magic that's happening here? How how is this thing lighting up? The reason why they can't ask is they don't want to say that it's coming from the power plant because it's not. It's not coming from the power plant. We know it's not. We know it's not. Experimentally, we can show that it's not going through the wires. Is is are fields flowing through wires? Yes. But the electricity is not magically flowing through the wires at the speed of light and and going to your light. And you say, "Wait, are you serious, Ashton?" "Yes, I'm serious." The electricity is flowing through fields and those fields are not bound. They're not they're not restricted to just flowing through the wires linearly along the path, which opens the door up to electricity being something that's more being manifested through the through this idea that the electrons are being stimulated. The electrons are being stimulated. So the question of what is energy and where does it even come from is really nebulous. It's a lot more nebulous than anyone wants to give it credit for. So when people say, "Oh, free energy is not possible." Well, you don't even know what energy is. If you can't define what energy is and where it's coming from, then you can't say energy free energy is not possible. There can be conceptual viewpoints that allow for free energy that are still bound within the physical laws of conservation. How is that possible? Well, how is teleportation possible? All points in space and time are connected. If all points in space and time are connected, then I have access to infinite energy at infin at any point in space and time. I have access to all the energy at all points. Even a conceptual view like that, even something that simple, that's how free energy can be possible. There's a lot of ways where free energy can be possible. A lot. And we're going to look at another one on Wednesday before that. what this really is. And you know, sorry to quote Fineman again, but um you know, like you said, we have no knowledge of what energy is. And yet, and I think James Lee was um talking about this earlier, look at what we can do with just a little bit of food >> and and how a thought, you know, one thought that we have can have so much impact downstream. Um, you know, >> I'm just gonna read off instead of having him read it. This is from Fineman, Richard Fineman. It is important to realize that in physics today, we have no knowledge of what energy is. We do not have a picture that energy comes in little blobs of a definite def definite amount. It is not that way. To me, that is Richard Feineman shooting down this idea of a photon of energy. He's saying that light is not a packet. It's not a little packet of energy. That's not how any of this stuff works. Energy is not some little magical amount of things. And this would open the door to us being in a ocean of energy. When we're seeing light, what would Dr. U say from NASA? He would say that's a disturbance in the medium. It's a disturbance in the medium. We're stimulating the fabric of the medium. stimulating the fabric of the medium. Okay, now I want to switch gears here. Now, I I highly recommend checking this out, guys, especially for my um ESP bros and girls out there, my ESP folks. He talks about consciousness, the brain, talks about DNA, talks about words. like he goes all into the woo, all into it, which I love. Honestly, I thought it was pretty cool. But the other thing that I wanted to show is his other presentation. That was just one of them. Where is the other presentation? Okay, this is Whoops. Charles Chase's Hold on. He did a presentation. Guys, what do you think Charles Chase's presentation was all about? Oh, look. It's all about zero point energy. Literally, the whole thing is about zero point energy. Charles Chase's whole presentation for his own conference in 2022 predates me at all, is about 0 point energy and vacuum fluctuations. Are vacuum fluctuations real enough? What are the vacuum fluctuations? Oh, look. There's the Casemir effect, but there's something right here I want to point out. This thing down here at the bottom left. That's pretty weird. I think he says something about this. >> The mass is from uh cork and gluon vacuum fluctuations. So, the the lattice uh lattice theory that people have developed is based on mass coming from vacuum fluctuations. And it it really has to do with fluctuating dipoles. So there is a a range between Vanderwal forces where it's just dipoles and a material interacting with each other um to the kasmir polar force where it's a dipole and a plate to the kasmir force which is different you know it is based on fluctuating dipoles but there's also the [ __ ] uh aspect of the fluctuations the the waves going back and forth. So they can't >> you have to remember the [ __ ] aspect of all this chat. There's a very real [ __ ] aspect to the physics. Um you've heard it from Charles Chase himself right there. No. Okay, enough humor chat. He says something about the dipoles here. Especially when I'm looking at the Vander Walls force there when it's in a perfect triangle like this. I think they figured out some base level of reality like the quantum nature. They visualized the quantum nature of they know it's like triangles or something like that at the smallest level and they figured out how to scale that up to cheat mass and inertia to to manipulate the zero point energy on the on the huge scale. Why? Because he says it's all dipoles. It's all dipoles. What are a dipole? A dipole is our magnetic orb. A dipole is just a positive and negative charge, just an atom, a dipole. So, right off the bat there, he's connecting in my opinion, he's already got some aspects of this kasmir effect and talking about how quantum nature of things really really functions >> vacuum fluctuations. But I think it's important to remember that >> there's still debate about are vacuum fluctuations real or not? And I say real enough and um you know there's this great the cosmological constant mystery where from what we measure uh the vacuum energy of free space is 10 theus 9th jewels but what QED predicts is that it's uh um you know 120 orders of magnitude larger. >> Wow. Does that sound familiar? 120 orders of magnitude larger. Let's see, like when I was on Tim P a few weeks ago and I said those exact words, word for word, and said, "Oh, yes. No, the vacuum energy is 120 orders." That's 120 zeros. Zeros are just going off the page. There it is. Enough energy. Enough energy to vaporize all the Earth's oceans in the empty space of this cup. in the empty space of this cup, enough energy to vaporize all the Earth's oceans. That's how much energy we're talking about. >> That's based on a plank scale cut off. It depends upon where you cut off the vacuum fluctuations, but if you take the smallest value, it's but you this up his paper where he does show that you can derive the Casmir effect from radiation reaction. Now, he's not the first person. Oh, and then here's the other part is that the way he's presenting this, man, he knows it's real. He knows the vacuum fluctuations are real, but he's like even presenting counterarguments. He's like, "Oh, there's a debate over whether or not the vacuum fluctuations are real." We know there's a debate because you've seen me getting attacked about it. You've seen physicists going, "The vacuum fluctuations aren't real. You can't tap into them." Yeah, you can tap into them. You can tap into them. Listen to a Loheed Martin senior fellow explain it to you if you still if you're still struggling with the concept. And can we actually generate forces? Yes. Yes, we can actually generate forces because we can create a symmetry. The vacuum symmetry can be broken. So what does this mean? What does this conceptual viewpoint mean? It means that imagine we're in this equilibrium. What can we do to produce electricity? We pluck the string. We pluck the string and then it vibrates. Right? Pluck the string and it vibrates. We can break out of equilibrium. We say, "Okay, we're in equilibrium. Let's break that equilibrium. Let's make it start to vibrate. Let's make there start to be an effect." That's the idea. The idea is that we have this access to this energy source. The question is, okay, well, where is that? Where is it coming from? How are we paying? If you're out there wondering, watching this right now going, wait, what about all these questions I have? Watch the end of these presentations. These are serious professors, ameritus at top universities that are themselves asking those same questions. They're saying in in one case after one of the presentations they ask like aren't you cheating the laws of thermodynamics thermodynamics should say this should not be possible and he says whether or not thermodynamics says it's possible it doesn't matter it is it is consistent with the laws of physics as we know them and it must be that way based on quantum mechanics we know nothing is out of stop and this is what's catching people up because their conceptual viewpoint Their world view is what's preventing them from understanding this is real. It's their worldview holding them back. The physics actually all checks out. The physics checks out. In fact, conservation of energy proves that free energy must be possible. Must be possible because we know that quantum mechanics nothing is ever stopped. That means we can exploit a system. We can exploit a system. So one more time the example that we're going to go over on Wednesday the Paul Thibido video actually I think that's Friday's I can't yeah Friday I think is gonna be Paul Thibido basically what he does is he says okay instead of having our equilibrium be zero we are going to have our equilibrium be 20 volts that's our new equilibrium and you can develop a circuit that does that a circuit that tries to stay at 20 volts instead of zero and anybody who looks at that they go, "That's free energy. I mean, obviously that's free energy because you can just siphon off energy and it's going to keep going back to 20 volts." Well, Tesla probably figured that out like a hundred years ago. Welcome to 100 years ago, everybody. Has translational and rotational symmetry. uh and it's increct sampling of electric field uh fluctuations and they um >> you know what they did they they found >> okay so this one guys I hadn't even looked at all the presentations yet this was the first one I clicked on when I was looking for Charles Chase I was looking for Charles Chase I find this presentation and I recognize the stuff that I'm seeing on the screen. World line predicted asymmetric negative cashmere thanks to Sunny White. Thanks to Sunny White. Wait, was it literally Charles Chase that told Sunny White to do this? I'm now starting to wonder because in the Joe Rogan interview, Sunonny White said, "Oh, we just decided to do this Casemir microchip thing and test and see if the negative energy was similar to a warp bubble." And I go, "There's no way you just randomly decided to test that." Was it Charles Chase that gave him the idea? Because Charles Chase is saying, "Thank you, Sunny White," right here, which is pretty weird. And now if you want to think about the asymmetry of the vacuum. So I that previous the previous work I showed kind of you know indicates hey there really is a vacuum and you know this work that I'm showing on this chart here. >> I'm going to skip ahead you >> be broken. >> So this was the real one too where I just went I recognized this when this next slide came up. I heard that last slide and I'm just going, "Wow, Charles Chase knows Sunny White." And that's when my mind was racing. I didn't even know he was presenting. He was presenting. And I see this slide. I'm looking at my phone and I'm going, "That is Garrett Moto's casemir cavity. I recognize the slides. I've watched his presentation like five times. I recognize Garrett Moto's slides right here. Asymmetric optical cavity with metal insulator, metal tunneling diode generates power. Garrett Modell, University of Boulder. Wow. And and look what's to the right of it. Look at the patent right next to it. The patent right next to it is Paul Fibido, University of Arkansas. Physical fluctuations in graphine at thermal equilibrium generates power. By the way, both these guys were presenting at this conference and I've watched both of them. If you guys have not watched these presentations, the very first thing you should do after you're done watching this live stream is get to this channel and start watching these presentations. In fact, we should be archiving and downloading these presentations cuz we found the [ __ ] motherload. We found the mother lode chat. Here it is. I can't wait to review the rest. I was so excited to get my internet on because I want to do the introduction so you guys can understand where we're coming from because the next couple live streams we're just going to be watching these presentations. We're just going to be watching. They're mind-blowing. Actually, just mind-blowing. Okay. Um, including spoiler alert, one of the presentations literally talks about how the orbs are flying around in relation to one another. Like literally to a degree where I've already explained it to you guys and I'm now just wondering like holy [ __ ] I'm watching a presentation of a guy explaining how magical magnet orbs are flying around in the sky in triangle formations. Literally just explaining it. So that'll be uh that's actually Wednesday. We're going to review that one. Okay. Let me see what else. Generating forces DARPA nonequilibrium vacuum forces. asymmetrical vacuum uh fluctuations. I think even Charles was working on his own thing. Yeah, this one right here on the right is is actually one that uh Charles is working on on the right over there. So, here's a few more examples of generating forces and energy, non-equilibrium fluctuations, doped semiconductors. So, these guys are making these little spheres, and the little spheres will just start to spin all on their own. These little tiny spheres just spin all on their own. Energy from nothing. Energy from nothing. If you scaled it up, it would just be like, why is that moving? Um, let me see. Yeah, actually that was pretty much it for this one. And then he talks about his presentation. And then here's him talking about the resin tunneling diodes. He actually talks quite a bit about um Garrett Modell's thing as well because he has a pretty similar uh conceptual view. So, okay guys, that's going to be the live stream for tonight, guys. Let me do some donations. Um, let me see what we got going on here. We're going to start with the pill chat. Thank you everybody in the pill chat. Damn pill chat, you were on fire today, guys. Appreciate you guys. Uh, shout out Awake Not Woke gifted the shades. Hell yeah. Filter dog gifted the can. Thank you very much. Appreciate it. John Glock says, "I expect when that level of person says climate change, they mean catastrophic global event imminent." Could be. Could be. Guys, uh, thank you guys. Rumble chat. Hope you guys are doing well tonight. Appreciate you guys. Let's get some of these donos. So, is Elon willingly ignoring this? I think Elon doesn't know. I think Elon is a lot dumber on physics than what people imagine. I think that Elon just has a lot of people that tells them what to think. And this is how people can get brainwashed. Even you can be a smart person and you can still get brainwashed. Thank you, Job. Appreciate that. War Ranch, thank you very much. Appreciate you. Eric Woodward says, "In the early 2000s, I watched a documentary that talked about super weapons we got from the Germans at end of World War II. One was Orbetech, another was the stealth bomber." Yes, they probably got some electrogravidic electromagnetic technology. Keep in mind though, we needed the material science like microchip stuff to be able to make them into small orbs that can fly around. Just like with computers where the first computers were bigger than than my this room right here and now computers small enough to be on your phone. Same exact issue with respect to this orb technology, fusion technology. But it's 2025. It's not 1970 anymore. We've had the material science for a long time now. My channel says Ashton Forbes is chasing Charlie. Thank you very much. Scar Joe is old news, chat. Yeah, Scar Joe's old news, chat. Old and busted. Now, uh, Jingly Jones, thank you very much. Rough guess at how much crowdfunding it would take to publicly recreate. Now, recreating it, guys. We don't need to recreate it. The papers are already there. I just showed you like how many papers, at least two, maybe four or five papers. The scientific papers are out there. They're proven. It's there. Paul Thibido's paper's there. It's showing free energy. No question. The paper's unambiguous. They are creating an asymmetry that basically causes a battery to stay permanently charged. Go read it. Check it out. We don't need it. That's the thing. We don't need to prove anything. It's already been proven. We just need awareness. We need This is why I'm the first zero point energy influencer because this isn't about building something. It's about shining a light on these people that have already done it and they've been working on it for a long time, a real long time. We if we were to try to build something, we're just playing catch-up to stuff that they've already figured out anyway. It's smarter to just steal their ideas. Just steal their ideas directly. That's the way to do this and that's what we're doing and what I plan to do. War Ranch LLC, thank you very much. ZPE Post WW World War, we fixing to go kinetic bet. Then we off to the pedro dollar. USA, baby. Back-to back WW champs. Eric Woodward says, "The first time an orb was spotted flying at three military bases in 1947." Yeah, here's the thing though, guys. These historical cases, sure, you saw something great. Problem is, we don't have any videos. We don't any photos of this. You cannot use eyewitness sightings as gospel. You just can't. You can't. And what that does is it's devastating to o older sightings. The same thing where it comes to the Philadelphia experiment. Do we go around and say, "Oh, uh, a cruiser teleported?" No, because it's just stories that we're told. There are several corroborating stories that say that a a boat a cruiser teleported. Does it mean it happened? No. I might think that it did, but again, it's just a story, guys. We need hard evidence. That's why the MH370 videos are just it's the best evidence we've ever had and maybe the best we'll ever have because it's military footage, highest grade infrared uh and and and some kind of color fleer infrared as well. That's the kind of information we needed to be able to deduce and figure out what was going on, whether or not it's humanmade, whether or not it's of alien origin or what have you. And until then, it's speculative, right? And I actually believe aliens are out there. I just think it's going to be a lot weirder than what people are expecting. Uh Hank says, "Now you have a fusion energy lead. What does this mean about 0 point energy?" Zero point energy, guys. And there's no inconsistency between fusion and zero point energy. Where is fusion energy coming from? People are going to say, "Oh, well, it's just the excess the energy that's from the fusion. You you do the chemistry and you get this excess little bit of energy coming out." I am almost 100% certain we're going to find out that's not true. That's the big cover up. The big cover up is the moment we have a working fusion reactor, we're going to find out we're getting more energy out of it than what chemistry would say. That's the first thing we're going to find out. And then the second thing people are going to go is, "Oh [ __ ] what does this mean about chemistry then? What does this mean about nuclear power in general? Have we been getting lied to this whole time?" Yes, probably. Probably. I think that fusion is just a zero point energy tap. And I think it's very possible that the sun that there's no fusion going on at the center of the sun at all. Is the water in the middle of the river flowing or is it just the water along the edges flowing? Just think about that. Think about that question. Um, now I don't know for sure. I'm just saying I'm keeping an open mind because now we know we're being lied to, right? This is the scary part, guys. We know these people are lying to us. We know it. We've seen the videos of orbs teleporting a plane out of the sky. That means this technology is a lot older than what these people are presenting to us in these presentations that we're watching here. It's a lot older. That means Charles Chase knew about this technology at least 10 years, probably 20, maybe 30 years before he's talking about in these presentations. That's the part that's scary to me is that people are out there just lying, just not telling the truth about what they know. Okay. Sam Fischer says, "This might have already been covered. What do you think? We need fusion energy disclosure to meet the energy." Yes, we do need fusion energy to meet the demands of AGI. Demands of energy for uh artificial intelligence are skyrocketing and we need that excess energy to produce all this stuff. This is why Microsoft already has a contract with Helian Energy. Helian Energy already has a contract with Microsoft to produce fusion reactors for them in 2028 already in the books. Look it up. 10 ZNG, thank you for that super sticker. Appreciate it. Thank you very much, War Ranch. I appreciate that. Appreciate your extra donos. And Jack 10, it is Illuminati. Start at Honeywell Aerospace in Phoenix. Don't ask me how I know. Guys, I got so many rabbit holes to dig into. It's wild. Mike M. It is odd how the durs is diirs. It's fine. Defense intelligence reference documents were published decades ago detailing what they are doing. Hiding? I don't know. It's the academics that muck things up by being the naysayers. I think this is exactly what the engineers are going to say. The engineers when they get confronted with this, when they're forced to tell the truth about this, they're going to say, "We told you the truth. It was all out there." They're going to say, "We told we were always telling you the truth. You were the ones who ignored it. It was us who was ignoring it. That's what they're going to say to us, which is funny. Didn't say. Wow. $50 super sticker. Wow. Didn't say. Thank you very much. That huge super sticker. That's That's amazing. Mike M6044. Ashton, six orbs. Super impressive how you have become a knowledgeable nonPhD physicist. Yeah, I'm still wondering about the six orbs. Like in my mind I'm wondering does there have to be like six orbs spinning the other direction at the destination and then they like both converge at the same time and that's how like some weird exchange happens or can they just have one orb here and then just spin? I'm not sure. What I am sure is we're going to figure it out. I had some doubts. I wasn't sure we were going to figure out any connection to Loheed Martin about this. And then next thing I know, I've got more evidence than ever connecting a very specific person to Loheed Martin, to the orbs, to all of it. And of course, he knows Hal Pudof, he knows Eric Davis, he's connected to everybody. He probably knows all the other people, too. George Miley, I guarantee you, he knows all of them. He knows all the dirt authors. He's probably knew Friedart Winterberg as well. Probably worked together. And then Zaparoo last donation of the night. Thank you very much. Says from healthcare IT to scholar and self-taught physicist. Fantastic work and thank you. Thank you guys very much as well. If you can't believe it, well, I can't believe it either. This thing has been an incred incredible journey. I think we need to do some additional interviews as well. There's more people I want to talk to now. I think I want to talk to Salvador Pais again. The thing I'm scared about talking to S now is I my knowledge has gotten so advanced now on this that I'm actually afraid of like getting S in national security trouble by asking like questions about nukes and stuff like that. So I don't know. Anyway guys, hope you guys have a great night. Hope you guys appreciated it. Going to play us out Wednesday 7:00. We're going to be talking about the orbs. We're going to be talking about teleportation. We're going to be talking about free energy all week. We're talking about Charles Chase AP 2022. 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