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Luis Elizondo - UAPs & our New Paradigm - Dallas, TX 20NOV24
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driven pretty far away to to attend this
uh and it is most sincerely heartfelt
two um can everybody in the back hear me
okay okay want to make sure I I also
don't want to blow anybody's ears out um
look we are here today because of you
and and that is not an under statement
Congress the executive branch uh new
administrations politics aside they're
listening to you they're listening to
every word you have to say when you call
up Congress you send a letter or you
talk to somebody and it winds up making
in the news that this topic is being
being followed seriously it's because of
you not because of me I'm I'm one voice
you have created truly a movement and um
it is it is my profound privilege to be
with you here this evening so before we
get going I want to thank first of all
the Texas theater and the staff for
having us in this beautiful historic
venue second L um if you are or were a
teacher raise your
hand fantastic keep your hands up keep
your hands up if you are or were either
a nurse or a first responder or
paramedic raise your
hand keep them
up if you were either in the military or
were or now or law enforcement raise
your hand please
thank you thank you thank you each and
every one of you for your service it is
profoundly appreciated thank you you are
true heroes and I want to thank each and
every one of you last but not least um
I'm honored this evening not only
because of you all being here but I'm
going to share a personal story with you
because there's somebody in the audience
right now who has been um we'll say a
colleague of mine um about 22 years
ago actually like now uh 22 years
ago I was on a plane coming from a
secret base called kashuk kabad in
usbekistan
K2 and this is right on the heels of
9/11 and we were going into war and
America just didn't know it yet but we
were uh heading off on a C130 into a
place called Kandahar in
Afghanistan and uh this individual
deployed with me and um it was a
profound moment because I learned
talking to him over and over again I
learned a lot about myself and when the
troops you know keep in mind this is
combat you got rockets and mortars going
all around you and and combat operations
during the day and detainees coming in
at night um pretty stressful environment
he would take out his guitar and he
would play
music that we all remembered reminded us
of H he play Bon Joi and and other other
songs that for that very brief moment in
time we were no longer in combat we were
no longer in Afghanistan or kahar we
were home we were home with our friends
and our families and we had a chance to
just just be normal and so that
individual later wound up to continue to
serve his country and his citizens and
became a police officer and he's here
with us this evening so what i' like i'
like to do is uh a round of applause for
for officer Brian Kelly who's with us
here this evening you know what Brian
can you please stand
up he's on res um we owe you a great
deal my friend thank
you so all right are we ready to go all
right good times guys we got a lot of
stuff to cover um and we're going to
take some questions afterwards all right
so here we go and by the way this is
interactive there will be a quiz on some
of this um so pay
attention so I'm going to show you a
picture here what I want you to do
is think about what maybe these folks
have in
common take a look these are folks that
are
separated uh by geography continents in
some cases they're separated by sex
religion culture
race what do these folks have in common
other other than what someone told me
the last show that they're all dead yes
I
know yes they they are all deceased I
know okay Engineers not bad Vision
Visionaries there there you go in
fact they challenged the status quo at a
time when everybody whether it was sence
or religion or governments said that
they were wrong they challenged the
status quo and you know what they were
right so with that said uh for some of
my friends and colleagues that are in
the academic and scientific Community I
like to remind him of
this right trust the science what does
that mean no actually challenge the
science that's how you do science um so
just as a little reminder
[Applause]
so uaps and artificial intelligence I
was having a conversation with some
folks earlier this evening um over
dinner and uh one of the individuals
who's here with us this evening uh I
won't say who he is I won't call him out
and embarrass him but uh he is very
interested in artificial intelligence
and he's also a former attorney uh very
logic minded you know poens to be what
we call a healthy
skeptic um and we were talking a about
artificial intelligence so what I wanted
do is demonstrate for you the power of
artificial intelligence we have now for
uaps in this topic never never in the
history of our species have we ever been
at a place and time where we have the
technology that we have today when I was
in school if I wanted to learn something
I'd go to the high school library pull
out an old you know encyclopedia that's
probably 20 years old and I would have
to try to learn from that now in the
palm of your hands you have access to
the world all the history all the
stories everything right so we can now
leverage this technology this this this
wonderful blessing in automation we call
artificial intelligence so what does
that look like with regard to UAP well
uh colleagues of mine have developed
something and I'm going to show you an
example of what artificial intelligence
can do and it's important because let me
preface when you go to Congress or you
go to to a new executive leader or a
Cabinet member and you're going to talk
about a topic like
UFOs you got to have your information
correct and by the way this is a lesson
for me too for everybody so we're going
to go down this rabbit hole for just a
little bit and show you the limitations
and capabilities of artificial
intelligence now I'm going to talk about
a case study um this is a video that was
taken uh probably shouldn't have been
because it was it was in restricted us
uh territory it was on a military
installation Somewhere Out West I won't
say where and an officer an army 04 uh
major um officer was uh coming out of an
appointment and noticed out on the
horizon what he described as being a
black disc a black saucer hovering in
the distance and so he took out his cell
phone and he actually recorded it again
he probably shouldn't have so I'm going
to you know try to protect his identity
here um but on the left or I'm sorry on
on your left is the facts behind the
video and so I'm going to play the video
very shortly because of the compression
of the video it comes across kind of
blurry but you'll notice when he Zooms
in you'll kind of see what looks like
some sort of black object out there so
when you
freeze the camera see if we can do
that let's see if we can get out of this
there we go whoa right
whoa
um however however imagine if this got
loose in the Wild on social media and
for the next 30 Years people will be
talking about the secret black flying
sofware that's on the military base so
we decided to use artificial
intelligence and the first thing
artificial intelligence recogniz is that
there are some sort of anomalies
pixelation anomalies in the background
now these pixelation anomalies um are
they're not bad or they're not fake it's
just these are objects in the background
that don't match the geometry of the
natural environment in
front
furthermore uh let's see this there we
go it also noticed something that the
human eye can't pick up what looked like
some sort of support or landing gear or
struts uh coming from the sides of this
black
disc so then we ask the artificial
intelligence to tell us all right what's
your best guess of what's in the
background
okay pretty impressive a c17 globe
master in the background an F35 and two
other aircraft whose taals are passing
so what we're probably looking at is a
flight line on a military base active
air operations okay so then uh we asked
artificial intelligence what do you see
here yep there's definitely something
coming from the edge of this this Flying
Saucer looking thing so then we asked AI
to tell us what the object
was that's it that's right it's us Army
tent with the sides rolled up olive
green not most definitely a UFO um so I
show this because this is important uh
we have to be our own worst critics let
me give you another example about three
weeks ago I presented a picture that was
provided to me from somebody in the
intelligence Community about two years
ago and I decided I would show it
because I talk to him hey man we really
we got to figure this out it's like well
we've tried we can't figure it out two
days two days you did right so we're
going to show that real quick this was a
photo that I was given and supposedly it
was taken in Romania supposedly it was
taken by the US Embassy and supposedly
it shows a UFO wow okay looks impressive
guess what wrong it's not in fact it's
probably the reflection of a chandelier
inside of a
hotel that's right that's right and so
the question is asked
how could we get it wrong well this is
what I've always been saying let's take
this conversation to the people okay you
folks are smart there are some really
Savvy people out there let's get you
involved in that conversation let's
releas some of these photos and videos
that we know are there because I've
personally seen them and let's take it
to the people this is something that
that I think should be used and should
be leveraged and let's face it again in
2 days
you were able to figure out what our
folks couldn't do in two years that's
true so I wanted to just highlight that
before we go into the rest of the of the
talk here um the real question is why
was I provided that photograph well
first and foremost I should have vetted
it better uh but why and um well it's
either one of two things in my opinion
either
incompetence or deliberate effort to
misinform and to Sidetrack I haven't
figured out yet which one it is
hopefully well they're both bad scaras
aren't they right both incompetence and
uh deliberate misinformation anyways
take you to the streets folks this is
what I've been telling Congress what
I've been telling Arrow if you can't
figure it out let the public have it let
them have at
it all right so here's your first
quiz thinking outside the box right
something we always here sounds kind of
cliche really um what I want you to do
for just a
moment is go ahead and in your head name
a type of ship think of a ship
okay
so how many of you no don't put your
hands up how many of you were thinking
to yourself a sailing ship or a cruise
ship right so if you were give your
yourself a
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d how about an Airship a durable a blimp
right again you don't have to put your
hands up but how many of you thought of
that and if you were thinking of that
give yourself a
c and of course a spaceship Starship
right Star Trek space shuttle how many
of you thought about that I know
probably a lot of you were thinking
about that give yourself a b
now how many of you thought
of
censorship and friendship right I didn't
tell you what type of ship did
I you just naturally went there and so
the point of this is that when we're
talking about the topic of UAP we really
have to force ourselves to think about a
topic in ways that we're not used to
thinking about okay and it's it's hard
because we're human beings we're we're
kind of pre-wired to think and patterns
and whatnot and when it comes to this
topic we really really really have to
try to do a better job and not go down
that road we have to remain objective
and open-minded we really we really need
to try to avoid that temptation of of
preconceived notions ideas and
narratives so uaps and stigma we always
talk about stigma and taboo as being one
of the primary and by the way Congress
said the same thing it's one of the
primary and even believe it or not two
days ago one of the things they actually
said that was right that stigma and
taboo is probably one of the greatest
challenges we have when talking about
this topic because we have spent so many
decades artificially placing and in some
case state
sponsored stigma on this topic it almost
made it impossible to talk about the
moment you say UFOs people think of tin
foil hats and Elvis on the mother ship
and things like that right um and it's
not helpful to the conversation
it's not so let's talk about stigma and
taboo par perah is a prefix we use it in
the English language it's actually D
derived from the Latin language it means
above or beside here's the definition
maram Webster uh and we use it all the
time to describe things so let's go
through a real quick exercise
here
parachute right if you're a military guy
like me or maybe Brian uh you think
think of something that helps you hit
the ground with a thump and not a thud
and it's something that's usually um
positive that's what a parachute is
right that's what we think of and if I
say to you the word
paramedic what do you think of well a
medical professional sitting above or
beside you trying to help you and we
think of that something that is
generally
positive just a word par now if I
say paranormal ah exactly you just
proved my point
exactly I will submit to you that there
is absolutely no difference between the
word parachute and paramedic and
paranormal other than the stigma that we
have ascribed to it most people when you
say paranormal they look at you they
maybe their head sideways and maybe
smile like what do you mean
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paranormal everything in
science by definition is Paranormal
until it becomes normal
folks cell phone my laptop
Wi-Fi all those were Concepts that were
once previously considered paranormal
and now they're just normal remember
today's technology is yesterday's
Miracle
right so let's go through some examples
right when we say paranormal that's what
we think of Ouija boards and things like
that things that are out of the norm
things that don't don't
really comport to our general
understanding of how life and reality
should be
so let's go through some Concepts once
considered
paranormal so things like solar
eclipse comets other type of celestial
events certainly considered paranormal
by many of the cultures here for many
many years in fact to some degree in
some societies it's still uh an omen a
Harbinger if you will of something bad
to happen perhaps in reality it's just a
natural event
photography yamami tribe in Brazil Head
Hunters um took their picture they
thought you were stealing your
soul um of course you can see our friend
in the background with a bow and arrow
doesn't look very happy does he um so
yeah paranormal certainly to these
folks acupuncture you know I went
through the medical program at
University of Miami primarily to to
become a microbiologist and immunologist
uh I am a disciple of science I consider
myself a follower of the scientific
methodologies and principles uh I am not
a conspiracy theorist uh when I finished
College I became a special agent in
Counter Intelligence focusing on
National Security crimes so terrorism
and Espionage and insurgencies and
whatnot um so I've always been very
fact-based just just the facts man kind
of guy to be honest with you um I
remember in college teachers telling me
professors telling me that acupuncture
was some sort of Eastern type medicine
that really didn't do anything it was
just just a bunch of speculation and it
was all all in your head turns out that
now the Department of Veterans Affairs
actually prescribes acupuncture to some
of our Wounded Warriors right it's not
paranormal it's just
science tonic immobility hypnotizing
chickens right um yeah I know we heard
it all far that's why I put this picture
up here it's a little humorous in
reality it's no different than when a
shark is in its natural environment you
flip it over it kind of goes to sleep
kind of goes into the catatonic State
same thing with alligators um it's
biology isn't it it's not paranormal
it's biology it's just reality it's just
the way we're
wired so this part of the conversation
I'd like to before we get into the nuts
and bolts of of UAP have you consider a
few
things we live in an
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incomprehensibly large universe and I
mean incomprehensible we're going to get
into a little bit of that that now but
also the way we perceive and the way we
interact with the very universe that we
live in is limited we have five
fundamental senses for for us to gauge
and navigate within our environment and
if you can't touch it taste it here it
smell it
Etc we have no idea it's there we can't
interact with it in fact so let's talk
about some of
that the visible light spectrum is a
very very very narrow sliver of the
electromagnetic spectrum we call it
visible light for which we see the
universe this is important because look
at that number on the
bottom
0.35% of the magnetic spectrum is within
the visible light spectrum what does
that mean we can only perceive less than
less than 1% of 1% meaning most of
reality lies beyond our ability to
perceive it if you have the ability to
look at the world through cell phone
vision and look at the world through
WiFi and G5 and GPS you would see an
entirely different reality all around
you where I live in Wyoming we have
these beautiful unoccluded Skies 300
days out of the year you can sit there
look at all the stars in the heavens and
and as beautiful as that is if you look
at that same part of the sky through a
radio telescope you will see something
different you will see nebula you will
see things that we cannot normally
perceive and that's important important
this is a photograph in the visible
light spectrum versus infrared just one
sliver down on the uh on the
electromagnetic spectrum look at the
difference right that's where the
universe really Lies We Can't perceive
it because we're so limited in our
ability to perceive nature and our
reality it's just the way we're
built then you have the other
issue size and
scale remember I said we live in an
incredibly incomprehensibly complex and
large Universe this is important because
most of the universe we will never have
the ability to interact with so what do
I
mean that little dot there anybody know
what that is anybody that's right Earth
sorry the words got cut up cut off up
there that's Earth from the Cassini
probe that little blue dot you want to
really get humbled Google pale blue dot
it is a picture taken by the Voyager as
it was leaving our solar system and what
you see is in the vastest inky Blackness
this tiny little maybe two pixels of
wide little blue dot what that is is
every person that ever lived every
moment in history every fear every love
every
war anybody who has ever lived in the
history of the
world lived and died on that little Dot
that's it everything and everyone so
think about that
because even in the vastness of space
when we turn our telescopes our space
telescopes to look at a particularly
dark part of the sky where there are no
stars there are no galaxies it's just
Inky Blackness and so when we turn our
telescopes to those parts of the sky
what do we see you see
that and by the way those aren't Stars
folks those are Galaxy with with
hundreds of billions of stars in each
one I put this slide up here to
illustrate for you our visible universe
and I'm emphasizing visible Universe
versus the rest of the universe that's
right there's a bigger Universe out
there than our visible universe so our
visible Universe we can count 200
seon Stars
what number is that that's like trying
to imagine Google what do but how do you
rationalize that so let me put this in
simpler
terms there are more stars in the
observable universe observable universe
than there are grains of sand in all the
beaches in all the
world think about
that and that's just our visible
universe
that's just 10% maybe less of what
scientists believe is the actual size of
the universe so what does that mean so
what how big is the actual Universe well
at a minimum it's
that now what's a lightyear I have the
thing up the the words Lightyear
Lightyear is the time it takes a photon
of light to travel in a year so how fast
does light travel 186,000 m per second 7
and 1 half times around this planet in a
second now imagine how far it can go in
a year now imagine how far it can go in
13.9 billion years right that's just our
observable universe for roughly 40
billion Lighty years across when the
reality is that the universe is much
much bigger so what does that mean well
believe it or not we're going to get to
something even more fascinating because
as big as a universe
is it's
also very very
small so how many you took high school
chemistry remember avagadro's number
look at that order of magnitude 1 * 10
-23 the other one was 1 * 4 something
time 10 to the to the 26 roughly the
same order of magnitude this is this is
a hydrogen molecule proton neutron and
electron compared to the human
body it's roughly the same order of
magnitude folks meaning inside every
single human being is in scale an equal
amount of space that adom is to us as we
are to the universe and we sit right in
the middle roughly of this scale of
proportions and we as human beings can
only interact one order of magnitude up
or down for the most part otherwise the
universe is simply too big or too small
for us to interact with and yet that's
where most of reality actually lies it's
not here with us it's out there
all right so a tip now that um the
quizzing is over let's talk a little bit
about the program I was part of the
advanced Aerospace threat identification
program and this is important because I
want to I want to preface here a lot of
the findings that atip was able to to
develop and and eventually came forward
with are the results of many many hours
of some very very smart people some of
the world's Premier rocket scientist
physicists theoretical physicists
astrophysicists surgeons and doctors
okay so this is not world according to
Lou alzando I just want to preface that
so what do we look
at this is the actual contract focus of
assap and ATP ASAP was the beginning of
ATP what you see in the background is a
little bit of an Easter egg for you it's
the actual contract that your taxpayer
dollars paid for now let me highlight a
couple things here people say oh ATP was
looking at aircraft 40 years in the
future
wrong look at this bullet here
investigate legitimacy of currently
observed phenomenon does that sound like
aircraft 40 years in the future to you
no it's always been about UAP so don't
let anybody fool you say well they
really weren't looking at UFOs yes we
were and we're we were using your money
to do
it
yep why was it so important for the
intelligence Community the CIA NSA the
Department of Defense the Pentagon the
services like the Navy to be involved in
the topic of
UFOs especially if they're not real
right why why would we care well because
we do care and there are some very
significant attributes that UAP display
that from a national security
perspective are extremely extremely
important so let's talk about the four
observables I'm sorry the bottom of the
slide here is getting a little cut off
but the first one is instantaneous
acceleration what is that the ability to
change your velocity quickly so to put
that into contrast a human being can
withstand about 9 G forces for a very
short period of time while wearing a git
before we start experiencing negative
biological consequences things like
blackouts red outs and ultimately death
in comparison the General Dynamics F16
Fighting Falcon older aircraft but still
one of the most highly maneuverable Mann
aircraft we have in our inventory can
pull about 17 18 G's at the unclassified
level before you start having structural
issues mean meaning Wings begin to snap
off and the plane literally the airframe
begins to disintegrate while you're
flying it now in contrast what are we
seeing with UAP we're seeing objects
that can pull not tens of G's but 1,000
2,000
3,000 G forces think about that for a
minute think about that type of
capability maneuverability do you think
US government would be interested in
being able to replicate That You're darn
right right next one is Hypersonic
velocity what is hypersonics we hear
those words in supersonic Hypersonic is
defined as five times the speed of sound
so roughly 768 mph at sea level
multiplied by five that is the speed of
sound Mach One we're talking five times
that at least mach five now do we have
Technologies in our inventory that can
fly at Hypersonic sure let's take the
locked yf12a SR71 otherwise known as the
Blackbird at the unclassified level it
can fly around 3,200 mph but when the
SR71 the Blackbird wants to take a
right-and turn it takes roughly half the
state of Ohio to do that that's not what
we're seeing we're seeing objects not
doing 3,000 4,000 but doing 10,000
13,000 M hour and able to execute an
immediate right-and turn or a 180° turn
we don't have
that then you have low observability
uh low observability actually you know
what let's go to uh trans medium travel
real quick lows low observability trans
medium travel is the ability operate in
multiple what we call the military
domains it's just environment right um
think of a c plane a c plane can fly and
a c plane can float but let's face it a
c plane is neither a really good
airplane or a really good boat why well
because it's a design and performance
compromise the more environments you
want to work in the more you have to
sacrifice performance and Design designs
to do it that's why the space shuttle
was never a really good airplane it went
to space but it kind of came down like a
brick and you better hope you were able
to get it to the runway the first time
um it's a design compromise and yet
that's what we're seeing we're seeing
these objects have the ability to fly
and go underwater and even encounter
them in low earth orbit without the
associated performance compromise or the
design compromise right so how are they
doing that is that an interest of the US
government absolutely it is
low observability we spend tens of
millions and billions of dollars in some
cases on a single platform take the B2
bom or take the valkyrie right um we
spend lots of money just trying to lower
the radar cross-section even a little
bit just so we are less observable and
yet what we hear from the pilots over
and over again it's like Lou it's it's
hard I got this weird nonsensical return
on the radar uh it looked like it was
trying to jam me and then when I looked
at it it's hard to describe um you know
I know the difference difference between
an su2 22 and a M25 and an F18 um but
I've never seen anything like this in
fact it's hard to describe because it
didn't have wings didn't have a tail
Rudder aerons elevators control surfaces
Leading Edge trailing Edge I never seen
anything like that in my life I don't
know how to describe it right so low
observability is very important and last
but not least biological effects which
we'll talk about but not yet in this
particular slide we're going to go a few
slides more and we're going to hold that
for the for the rest for the remainder
and then
anti-gravity the ability to defy the
natural effects of Earth's gravitational
pull so what is gravity we often think
that gravity is like apple falling from
the tree that's not gravity that is an
effect of gravity as we know with
Einstein that was a Newtonian model of
gravity as we now know with Einstein
gravity is actually the warping of
SpaceTime the warping of
SpaceTime based upon one of two things
things either lots of mass or lots of
energy so for example we're all on Earth
and we all experience gravity because
the mass of Earth is pulling us down as
warping SpaceTime so we're going to get
into a little bit of that there's a
reason why this is important because
what we see anti-gravity there's only
three ways we know how to how to defy
Earth's gravity let me just put this out
there real quick the first is through
the fundamentals of flight there's four
forces thrust lift drag and weight and
if you understand those you can build
wings and you can fly for as long as you
got fuel uh the other way we know how to
defy Earth's gravity is through
something called buoyancy right think of
a hot air balloon think of a uh helium
balloon a kids myar balloon you have a
cavity where inside that cavity the
density is less than outside and
therefore that object will rise to a
state of equilibrium the last way we
know how to defy Earth's gravity is
through something called ballistics
Force equals mass time acceleration if
you put enough energy behind something
you can make it defy Earth's gravity so
think of it icbs intercontinental
ballistic M missile right or think about
me throwing I don't know a baseball
that's ballistics right goes up with
enough energy and then eventually comes
down but that's not what we're seeing
these things don't have any obvious
signs of propulsion they don't have any
the associated Technologies like wings
that we need to fly or even heat
signatures so how are they doing it is
that important from a military
perspective and an intelligence
perspective absolutely it is so let's
talk about that
why are they
important so for example if you know how
to do instantaneous acceleration you can
create military capabilities that can
outperform your adversaries using things
like thrust vectoring right GeForce prot
protection and and high maneuverability
they can't hit you if you get out of the
way how about
hypersonics there's some of the reasons
right you can get in you can get out
faster you can do your J job and uh and
chances are the enemy is not going to
get a chance to see
you you have the element of
surprise low observability well
anonymity if you want to go do something
and you don't want to be caught you want
to be able to have stealth survivability
you want to be able to go there and
survive the mission in the first place
right these are just some of the
examples you can see from a from a
national security perspective why these
performance characteristics are so
important trans medium travel here's
some more advantages right you have the
ability to do something nobody else can
do you can fly underwater and then pop
out into the atmosphere and continue to
fly so there's some very specific
advantages to being able to replicate
this and of course anti-gravity Right
Flight Precision loiter ability all
sorts of wonderful things that we have
the opportunity to
do hopefully ahead of our our
adversaries so this is a national
security issue and don't be fooled your
government is very interested in this
and so what a did and ASAP was
commissioned some academic studies uh
through some of the best and brightest
and most renowned organizations and
institutions in the world and so we did
37 academic studies trying to figure out
the Exotic Technologies responsible for
UAP flight
performance here's some of
them now if you think these look like
aircraft type studies they're not just
take a look at some of these these types
here uh positron Aerospace propulsion um
biom
materials metallic
spintronics here's a good one number 18
traversible worm holes Stargates and
negative
energy that's right you paid for it
here's a few
others
um
25 an introduction to the statistical
Drake Equation who knows what the Drake
equation is raise your hands good so the
Drake equation is an equation a
mathematical formula that attempts to
try to identify the statistical
likelihood of Life intelligent life in
other
planets we're not talking about
airplanes which is
not and here's the last of the list of
the 37 studies that we
did what we were trying to do was
identify the different exotic
Technologies necessary to replicate the
five observables that's what those
were and it wasn't until 2015
that we in ATP had the proverbial aha
moment and we're going to talk about
that by the way again this wasn't my
Revelation these were our scientists and
our physicists who barge into my office
uh by the way in the middle of a meeting
kind of got me in trouble and said we
need to talk to you now I'm a little
busy no you got to come now and so he
did so for three hours he went into a
ski and they began to write down this
this monstrosity of a mathematical
formula for the record I got up to Cal 3
and I thought I was going to die so I'm
not a math is a is only a minor of mine
and I wasn't very good at it these guys
were talking about mathematics well
beyond my comprehension but the bottom
line is that they had the aha moment and
all the scientists
realized that every single one of the
observables may be a manifestation of a
single technology one one not
37 one and it has to
do with gravity it has to do with
gravity what is gravity well
gravity like I said Newton versus
Einstein it's the warping of SpaceTime
and in fact here on Earth we all
experience it equally gravity on Earth
affects us all 9.8 m/s squared 9.8 m/s
per second which
means because of the mass of Earth that
is how we feel gravity in fact if you on
the moon it'd be less and if you're on
Jupiter it'd be more and ultimately if
you're like near a black hole it'd be a
lot more and and and SpaceTime is funny
because it's stretchable and
compressible it's not the way we think
SpaceTime is so the aha moment was hey
look if you had the ability to put a
bubble around you to insulate yourself
from the effects of Earth's gravity all
sorts of stuff would magically happen
first of all you wouldn't need wings to
fly you would need propulsion because
gravity doesn't affect you the same way
but it also does some other very
interesting things and it turns out that
all the observables wind up being
possible let's talk about them a little
bit
before we get into the shapes and
whatnot because it turns out that it may
even explain the shapes of
craft who knew
um gravity is one of the things that if
you want proof it's compressible and
it's relative and it's stretchable one
only has to look at a GPS satellite so
in the early days of GPS we had a ground
station with with an atomic cesium clock
and we had a satellite with an atomic
GPS satellite with an atomic cesium
clock identical to each other so they
should run at the same rate but after a
week we were getting frustrated because
we noticed the clocks were running at a
different rate how is that possible to
they the exact same clock with the exact
same amount of atomic Decay it doesn't
make sense it turns out that the saddle
that the ground station with that clock
was running at a different rate because
it was close to Earth's mass it was
being perturbed clocks were running at a
different different rate than the than
the than the spacecraft's atomic cesium
clock because of what we call Atomic
drift that is a result of the warping of
space time the closer you get to a
massive object the more you experience
that warping of space
time all right so what about uaps and
the shapes well let me get to this next
slide here if I can see there we go okay
it turns
out that this theory that they had at a
tip and this this unifying theory that
is really all about
anti-gravity explains a whole lot of the
observations out there and may even
explain why UFOs are shaped the way the
way they're shaped now this is actually
kind of a big breakthrough I think for a
tip um you notice that people describe
things as lenticular craft or saucer
shape they describe them as cigar shape
they describe them as triangles and even
boomerangs right
well why why are they these shapes well
let's take a notional idea here you see
a little person on the on the far left
side of the screen typically 6 feet if
you had the
ability to create that bubble to
insulate you from Earth's gravity
there's two ways to do it lot of mass or
really a lot of energy and we know that
because of Einstein's equation eal mc²
energy equals mass times the speed of
light Square what does that actually
translate to well you can think of mass
and energy as being coefficients or
being the same thing but in
fundamentally different states they're
coefficients of each other think of mass
as ice a block of ice it's hard it's
tangible you can touch it think of
energy as Steam they're both water but
they're in fundamentally different
states if you take matter and you
annihilate it what do you get you get
pure energy if you take energy you
condense it slow it down you start
getting into subatomic particles so they
have a very intimate relationship and
this is important because to create that
bubble you can either do it with a lot
of mass which we know they're not doing
because it would perturb Earth's gravity
so they're probably doing it with a lot
of energy and special material which we
can certainly get into and so let's say
hypothetically you have the ability to
create this bubble around you 360° all
around that insulates you from the
effects of Earth's gravity what is the
only shape in Geometry think of a diving
bell if I wanted to protect myself
inside of a car or a vehicle or a craft
and make sure I was surrounded equally
on all sides well it'd be a sphere
wouldn't it but let's face it if you put
a sphere on the ground what happens it
kind of rolls around it's not overly
efficient so what you could do is do a
two-dimensional representation of a
sphere which is what well it turns out
it
is a
dis and it may explain why the discs
tend to be smaller they have a single
propulsion unit in the middle midle it
interacts with the skin that energy and
creates this bubble that insulates
yourself from the effects of Earth's
warping of space time
um the problem is to generate this type
of energy uh could be problematic in
fact it might even be downright
dangerous if you go to the Navy and you
ask a Navy Commander how many nuclear
propulsion units do you put on a on a
ship their answer is simple they say as
few as possible because when something
goes wrong it goes really wrong right so
you want to keep these down to a minimum
so let's say this bubble is uh oh I
don't know 43 ft
um but you need you know like like a
growing family you could put maybe three
people in in a little sports car but but
the family's growing I've got a problem
I I've outgrown the sport model I need
something a little bigger Well turns out
using this model I could put two of
these together kind of in a in a chain
think of think of the top top right
picture there of two bubbles coming
together right these two bubble makers
uh and uh and put two these discs
together but what is that well it's kind
of like a cigar isn't it it's Rod so if
you put two of these propulsion units at
the end of each side of the rod one on
each side you can still do the same
thing and have the same type of
protection that you do with a smaller
saucer in the middle right so and that's
a much bigger bigger thing usually their
their reporters being much larger ler
than the discs about 120 ft think of a
school bus a big school
bus but you know what get I got the inws
for a minute now I got I got a but I got
I got have a bigger vehicle okay so what
do I do then well it turns out that
there's a solution for that while
keeping the number of power units to a
minimum there is only one shape in
Geometry that allows me economy of scale
to maximize my real estate my Surface
area while maintaining
a minimum number of propulsion units so
if I go out 90° from the middle of that
think of a three-legged stool now I've
got three bubbles what is
that triangle that's right it's a
triangle and if you notice the reports
are from these triangles that there're
these luminous lights from the apex of
the triangles they're lights though
they're not lights chances are they're
actually propulsion units and what you
are witnessing is what we call a dopper
red shift blue
shift energy that is coming out the
electromagnetic spectrum maybe in soft
X-Ray when it leaves that bubble is
actually being Doppler shifted up blue
shifted up into the visible light
spectrum and that is what we see
now how does that explain those some
things like low observability well let's
look at this bubble for a second if
light is coming from the Sun at a
certain frequency
and hits this bubble think of a koi fish
pond you ever look at a koish or maybe
goldfish at the bottom of a pond they
they appear kind of wavy and distorted
well they're not wavy and dist distorted
that's our perception because light once
it hits the water surface is being
reflected and refracted in a way that
when it comes back to us it appears
distorted and that may explain the same
thing with with with radar coming from
some of our Pilots
they say you know weird thing Lou I'm
hitting it with banging it with radar
but it's coming back like it's being
spoofed like it's like if it's being um
somehow uh being being messed with it's
being jammed in reality that's probably
not the case what's happening is that
the frequency of radar emission coming
from the radar system when it gets into
that bubble what goes in is not the same
frequency that gets bounced back to the
radar system
because you're looking at inside that
bubble a different space
time and it turns
out if I need a really really really
really big craft right um I can always
do a triangle and put one more bubble in
the middle and that's why some of the
really big triangles you might hear is
being described as having a fourth light
in the middle and it's probably part of
the propulsion unit it's probably part
of the actual
science on how these things are
flying it is probably not
light and there's another
shape very rare but think of Phoenix
Lights right after this triangle you
lose economy of scale there are no more
shapes in Geometry that allow you to
minimize the number of propulsion units
while
maximizing your space in essence you
just got to put them in a daisy chain
and what ises that look
like looks like a
boomerang and all the little lights they
see string there they're probably
propulsion units so it turns out that
what atip had managed to figure out are
scientists and that all this is related
somehow to Bubble
makers
anti-gravity actually checks the blocks
and answers every single one of the
observables now remember we talked a
little bit about biological effects I
tell you I was going to wait for a
little bit right
there it is how does this explain
biological effects
well think of a microwave oven right lot
of energy coming out but now think about
a microwave oven without a door okay
that's probably what we're dealing with
the energy required to juice up a craft
and create this bubble is enormous so if
I get too close to it what happens well
some people come back to say you know I
got this red looks looks long looks like
a sunburn well it is it's probably UV
radiation burn that's what it is and
then if they get even closer than that
by the way we've got a lot of patients
military and Intelligence Officers that
have been injured by these by the way
that story is going to come out wait
till that comes out um yeah um they
start reporting these other things they
get they start getting diagnosed with
internal organ damage consistent with
some sort of directed energy type weapon
so um issues like theu paman uh they
having organ failure heart failure there
are two people right now I don't know if
maybe you know this maybe you don't
there are two individuals right now
former military that are 100% disability
from the US government and it is in
writing why they are it's because of
rental ship because it got too close to
a UAP and your government put them on
100% medical disability with the help of
by the way uh former senator from
Arizona John McCain because the Air
Force didn't want to release the records
to the victims the individuals and it
wasn't until the senator got involved
and forced them to declassify the
medical records did they admit the Air
Force yes these guys were cops they were
working for us they got too close to
something and now they are on 100%
disability because of it I have seen the
paperwork myself so wait till that comes
out and of course zone three um you get
too close to this thing when it's really
really Juiced up and you hear these
stories where the pilot might say Lou is
crazy I'm flying and and and it felt
like 5 minutes went by but when I looked
at my watch 30 minutes went by but I
only used 5 minutes of fuel how is that
possible well the theory is is that this
event horizon around the bubble isn't a
hard Terminus it's actually a soft
Terminus meaning um the closer you get
to the craft the more you might start to
begin to experience space time Rel to
inside the bubble than outside the
bubble um so very very very fascinating
and a lot of people will claim it was
deliberate it's probably not you if I go
to an airport and I jump on a 737 to
Honolulu probably nothing's bad's going
to happen to me but if now I go on the
tarmac of that same airport and I put my
head behind the jet