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When you hear the phrase “UFO crash,” you probably think of Roswell, New Mexico in 1947, but did you know that 50 years earlier, a mysterious airship allegedly crashed in Aurora, Texas? Not only that, but The Dallas Morning News claimed that the airship pilot, who was killed in the crash, was “not an inhabitant of this world.” The body of the pilot was buried in the local cemetery. You might dismiss it all as a Texas-size tall tale, but in the 1970s, reporter Jim Marrs managed to track down and interview a living eyewitness to the Aurora airship. Was this little Texas town, located about 20 miles northwest of Dallas, the site of an other-worldly encounter? Between 1896 and 1897, dozens of reports of strange, cigar-shaped airships were reportedly witnessed across the country. The sightings began in California and headed east. The most dramatic of all these reports appeared in the April 17, 1897 edition of The Dallas Morning News. An article by Aurora resident S. E. Haydon claimed that near dawn two days earlier, an airship crashed into Judge J. S. Proctor’s windmill in Aurora. “…the early risers of Aurora were astonished at the sudden appearance of the airship which had been sailing throughout the country,” Haydon wrote. “Evidently some of the machinery was out of order, for it was making a speed of only ten or twelve miles an hour and gradually settling toward the earth. It sailed over the public square and when it reached the north part of town collided with Judge Proctor’s windmill and went to pieces with a terrific explosion, scattering debris over several acres of ground, wrecking the windmill and water tank and destroying the judge’s flower garden.” Haydon wrote of the corpse: “…while his remains are badly disfigured enough of the original has been picked up to show that he was not an inhabitant of this world.” Papers written in a strange form of hieroglyphics were discovered on the body. According to Haydon, the ship was “built of an unknown metal, resembling somewhat a mixture of aluminum and silver, and it must have weighed several tons.” People from Aurora and the surrounding countryside gathered to view the debris, and a funeral for the dead pilot was held the next day. The similarities between the Aurora crash and modern UFO cases are difficult to dismiss as mere coincidence. Largely forgotten for decades, the Aurora case came into the public eye in the 1970s. In 1973, reporter Jim Marrs interviewed 83-year-old Charlie C. Stephens, who was at first reluctant to “get involved.” After some “neighborly conversation,” Marrs finally persuaded Stephens to reveal what he saw as a 10-year-old boy that April morning in 1897. That morning Charlie and his dad were working with cattle when they spotted the cigar-shaped craft passing low overhead with a bright light. They watched it move toward Aurora, then heard an explosion. Fire shone in the northern sky. “I wanted to go immediately and see what happened,” Stephens told Marrs, “but my daddy said we had to finish our chores.” The following day, Stephens’ father rode into town and viewed the airship debris. Jim Marrs visited the Aurora Cemetery in 1973 and saw what was believed to be the pilot’s grave, marked by a “crude rock headstone” that was half-broken. On the remaining half, a design was etched that resembled “one end of a saucer-shaped structure” with small circles that appeared to be portholes. The grave itself wasn’t full-size but appeared to belong to either a child or a very small person. Fellow journalist Bill Case had used a metal detector over the grave and believed it contained “at least three large pieces of metal.” Later, Case returned to the grave site with his metal detector and discovered that the signal was gone. A metal pipe had been inserted into the ground—someone had apparently removed the metal pieces from the grave. In the 1970s, the grave marker was stolen, and the exact location of the pilot’s grave was lost. In recent years, Ground-penetrating radar has been used to discover an unmarked grave in the area where the pilot was believed to have been buried. Nonetheless, the Aurora Cemetery Association has been steadfast in its refusal to grant researchers the right to exhume the grave. Was the pilot of the airship an alien, an interdimensional visitor, a badly-burned human, or just a belated April Fool’s prank?

Residents from the city of Medford share their accounts of an unidentified object that touched down in a football field on Nov. 2, 1975. A researcher tests for radioactivity from a sample taken from a brown patch on the field where the UFO was reported to have landed. Leonard Nimoy narrates.

Jacques Fabrice Vallée (French: [vale]; born September 24, 1939) is an Internet pioneer, computer scientist, venture capitalist, author, ufologist and astronomer currently residing in San Francisco, California and Paris, France. His scientific career began as a professional astronomer at the Paris Observatory. Vallée co-developed the first computerized map of Mars for NASA in 1963. He later worked on the network information center for the ARPANET, a precursor to the modern Internet, as a staff engineer of SRI International's Augmentation Research Center under Douglas Engelbart. Vallée is also an important figure in the study of unidentified flying objects (UFOs), first noted for a defense of the scientific legitimacy of the extraterrestrial hypothesis and later for promoting the interdimensional hypothesis.

Networks of secret tunnels stretch from Nevada to New Mexico and beyond, used for purposes hidden from the public. Investigative journalist George Knapp takes a look at the myriad tunnels and how they are being used. Aired on Nov. 4, 1998, on KLAS TV in Las Vegas. First of 3 Parts. In Nevada folklore, the granddaddy of all underground secrets is Area 51, where a vast subterranean complex supposedly plunges deep into the Earth’s crust, hiding flying saucers and all manner of deadly technology. Tales of underground terror are as old as trolls, or goblins, or Satan himself. The new repository for folk tales, the Internet, has entire websites devoted to underground secrets. Supposed government maps detail a network of secret tunnels that stretch from Nevada to New Mexico and beyond. That’s some tunnel.

The Spying Game - 1999 Part 2: Walls Have Ears A Channel 4 series narrated by Alan Bates explores the fascinating world of the real-life spy and examines the technologies and techniques that have transformed espionage in the Twentieth Century. ALAN BATES narrates the second part of this fascinating series which sheds light on the dark history of espionage. Throughout the Cold War, the world's intelligence agencies fought a technological battle to steal secrets directly from the mouths of their enemies. From bugged shoes to trees full of hidden microphones, the eavesdroppers of the CIA, MI6 and the KGB reveal the amazing gadgets and techniques they developed to fight a real war of words. "Tapping a phone is easy" explains MARTY KAISER, who used to manufacture bugs for the American intelligence community. Marty shows how bugging is not necessarily synonymous with high technology as he demonstrates the amazing ways in which eavesdroppers. GLEN WHIDDEN, one of the first men to become an eavesdropper for the CIA, recounts how he travelled the world bugging Communist embassies and installations. One of the CIA's best men, he frequently worked alone, breaking into buildings and painstakingly concealing bugs in walls and under floors. It was a nerve-wrack. But in the early days of the Cold War the KGB were well ahead of the Americans. LT. GENERAL SERGEI KONDRASHEV explains how, in the late 1940s, he and his KGB colleagues used a revolutionary bug to eavesdrop on the American Ambassador in Moscow. The KGB cunningly hid the bug in the Great Seal of America which the unsuspecting Ambassador hung on his office wall. Amazingly, the KGB was privy to his most secret conversations and later managed to plant another similar bug in the British Embassy. However, as LEE TRACEY, a former eavesdropper for MI6 reveals, bugging was something at which the British also excelled. He demonstrates how they would cut holes in walls using specially designed drills to bug rooms from an adjacent building or, if they could gain access to the room, hide bugs which would last for years in doors and furniture. In the 1950s, British and American intelligence worked together on one of the most audacious bugging operations of the Cold War. As retired officer DAVID MURPHY explains, in 1956 they dug a tunnel from the American sector of Berlin and tapped the main telephone lines connecting the KGB's Berlin headquarters with Moscow. Murphy testifies to the importance of the highly skilled GPO workers who installed the tap - "This could never have been done without British expertise in this area". Astonishingly, although Russians learned of the plan from George Blake, a Russian spy inside MI6, they let the tunnel operate uninterrupted for a year, fearing Blake would be exposed if they stopped it; even the KGB in Berlin were never told their telephones were tapped. "Walls Have Ears" discloses the ingeniously simple and sometimes bizarre art of the expert eavesdropper and reveals the world they inhabit to be an incongruous mix of international coups and men in sheds tinkering with electronic paraphernalia.

When the acclaimed television drama series Homeland climaxed with a devious plot by terrorists to kill America’s vice-president by hacking into his electronic pacemaker, critics scoffed at the ludicrousness of the idea. But the outrageous storyline was thought credible by many in the world of computer security. Among those was the New Zealand-born computer hacker Barnaby Jack. The 35-year-old — who, unlike many in the business, used his skills ‘ethically’ — had spent his career demonstrating the dangers posed by unscrupulous hackers combined with computer manufacturers’ failure to install proper safety devices on equipment. Jack thought it highly plausible that a terrorist could hack into someone’s pacemaker and speed up their heartbeat until it killed them. He also believed it was possible to infect the pacemaker companies’ servers with a bug that would spread through their systems like a virus. ‘We are potentially looking at a “worm” with the ability to commit mass murder,’ he said. ‘It’s kind of scary.’ Jack certainly knew what he was talking about — having become famous after demonstrating how he could sabotage cash machines and make them dispense large sums of money (a trick he called ‘Jackpotting’) by hacking into a bank’s computer system. Another stunt was to reveal how a diabetic’s insulin pump — which is designed to deliver insulin to the body day and night — could be hacked from 300ft away, so it could dispense a fatal dose. Jack, who had been obsessed with computers since childhood, emigrated to the U.S. at the age of 21 and joined a firm specialising in computer security issues. In recent years, he had developed a specific interest in what is known as ‘embedded’ technology, the hardware and software built into everyday objects such as cars, banking systems, home appliances and medical devices. He was preparing to demonstrate his work two days ago at a major computer-hacking convention in Las Vegas. In an address to the Black Hat convention titled ‘Implantable medical devices: hacking humans’, Jack was due to show an audience of hackers and cyber security experts at Caesar’s Palace how he could hack into devices such as pacemakers and defibrillators. He planned to show how, using a wireless transmitter, he could trigger a deadly power surge and kill someone from up to 50ft away. A pacemaker is a small battery-powered device implanted in the chest, which regulates the beating of the heart by sending regular electrical pulses to the heart muscles. Modern versions are controlled from small external computers. Famous pacemaker wearers include Sir Elton John, Sir David Attenborough, former U.S. vice-president Dick Cheney and former German chancellor Helmut Schmidt. More than 500,000 have been fitted to patients in Britain, but it was in the U.S. — where nearly five million people use pacemakers and defibrillators — that Jack’s stunt was regarded as a potentially seismic revelation. However, he was never to give the demonstration. A week beforehand, Jack was found dead in his flat in the San Francisco neighbourhood of Nob Hill. His body was believed to have been found by his girlfriend, Layne Cross, a 31-year-old model. According to friends, he was found dead in bed. To say his sudden death remains shrouded in mystery is putting it mildly. Predictably, for someone who worked in such a shadowy world, there have been countless theories about how he was killed. Hackers are a suspicious bunch who have become even more paranoid since the U.S government’s efforts to silence whistleblowers such as ex-soldier Bradley Manning (who faces jail for leaking secret government cables to WikiLeaks). The absence of even the most basic details about Barnaby Jack’s untimely death has ignited a firestorm of speculation that foul play could be involved.

Area 51 has long been one of the most talked about locations in the United States—if not the entire world—despite being one of the U.S. government’s most highly classified testing facilities. Less well known is that in 1960, a short documentary film was actually made at the remote USAF facility, which remained unknown to the public until the CIA released it late 2012. However, for reasons that remain unclear, the historic footage now appears to have been removed from the agency’s YouTube channel. For decades, Area 51 has been a source of speculation about advanced spy planes that have been built and tested there, as well as rumors of more exotic technologies that might be related to UFOs. Such ideas were bolstered by the claims of Bob Lazar, who in 1989 came forward saying he had worked at an underground facility at Area 51 called S-4 located near Papoose Lake. Since Lazar’s story was first publicized, others have come forward claiming to have also worked at the facility. While the mystique surrounding Area 51 has been helped along over the years by such claims which, to date, still remain unproven, the location’s actual role in the history of secret aircraft development is far less speculative. In fact, some would argue that despite the facility’s high security status, it was never really a secret at all. The facility at Groom Lake was established in April 1955 by the CIA for its forthcoming Project AQUATONE, the codename of its secret program involving the Lockheed U-2 spy plane. Designed for strategic reconnaissance missions flown at high altitudes, the project was deemed far too sensitive to be undertaken at Edwards Air Force Base or at Lockheed’s own testing facility at Palmdale, California. Richard M. Bissell Jr., the director of the project, dispatched Kelly Johnson and a crew of Lockheed inspectors who flew over Nevada, and quickly spotted what Johnson later likened to “another Edwards” within the dry bed of Groom Lake. The location was quickly acquired for the CIA by the Atomic Energy Commission and added to the Nevada Test and Training Range, where production of the U-2 commenced. The CIA has said in recent years that civilian observations of the U-2 flights over Nevada at the time were likely the source of many UFO sightings from the period, adding to the already considerable speculations from over the years that link Area 51 with UFO lore. The idea that there had ever been an on-location documentary film made about Area 51, or “Watertown” as it had once been more commonly known, might seem shocking to those who have followed the speculations about the high security facility over the years. However, that is precisely what happened there in 1960, when a short film was commissioned for production by the Pasadena, California-based Hycon MFG Company. Written and filmed by Don Downie and Jim Jarboe, the intention behind the film had less to do with documenting the secret technologies being developed there, although such aircraft certainly did make appearances in the production. The film’s actual purpose had been primarily for family members of employees working at the facility, whose loved ones often were required to spend long stretches at the desert site while developing aircraft like the U-2. “From the desert wastelands of Watertown, it’s but a matter of hours to anywhere in the world where reconnaissance might be desired,” a narrator in the 1960 film can be heard saying. At slightly more than twenty minutes in length, the film remained unknown to the general public for decades, although it does not appear to have been classified (especially on account of the fact that family members of Area 51 employees were its primary audience). It remained in obscurity until the CIA released it several years ago as part of a collection booklet it published titled CIA Analysis of the Warsaw Pact Forces: The Importance of Clandestine Reporting. However, sometime in late 2020 the video appears to have been made private on the CIA’s YouTube channel, and is no longer publicly accessible there.

Operation Big City If you need thousands of unsuspecting subjects on whom to test various hallucinogenic and incapacitating sprays, why just look around you at all those innocent people walking the streets of major American cities. Among the assignments given to Dr. Sidney Gottlieb, head of the secret Project MK-ULTRA, by CIA chief Allen Dulles in 1953 was to perfect a method of producing large-scale aberrant mental states on an unsuspecting population. A substance was sought that the U.S. military could spray over a city when engaging an enemy and render both civilians and military opponents relatively helpless and unable to resist. The substance should be able to “cause illogical thinking” or “produce shock and confusion over extended periods of time” or “produce physical disablement, such as paralysis of the legs” or merely “cause mental confusion.” Agents assigned to Operation Big City modified a 1953 Mercury so its exhaust pipe extended eighteen inches beyond its normal length. A gas concocted to cause hallucinations was then emitted through the automobile’s exhaust as the agents drove the Mercury for eighty miles around New York City, making note of the effects on pedestrians. In another test, operatives equipped with nasal filters boarded the New York subway with battery-powered emissions equipment fitted into suitcases to test the effect of LSD on people in confined areas. An ambitious project was conducted in 1957 when operatives released a biological gas off the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. The intent of the experiment was to blanket the entire city with the gas and then monitor how powerfully the disorienting properties of the substance would affect the population. The agents were dismayed when a sudden wind arose and blew the gas away before it could cause any harm. In 1957 CIA inspector general Lyman Kirkpatrick issued an internal memo that cautioned operatives to use utmost secrecy to protect the operation not only from enemy intelligence, but also from the American public in general. If the American people should learn that the CIA was engaging in activities that were unethical and illicit, such knowledge could become detrimental to the accomplishment of the Agency’s mission.

He has been called the Godfather of free energy. A man who in the 1960s and 70s built fuel free power generators which could power the home, and flying discs which could travel the length and breadth of the UK in minutes. Professor John Searl, inventor of the Searl Effect Generator (SEG), and Levity Discs, now nearing eighty years old, has led an inspired but turbulent existence. From his early years spent in care homes and institutions, where he suffered an injury which rendered him partially deaf, through the years of developing his incredible inventions, he has been dogged with misfortune including the sabotage of his work by jealous colleagues and the theft of his research. The single minded pursuit of producing his Searl Effect Generators for the betterment of humanity has been a rocky path which has led to his house being burnt down, divorce, arrest and financial ruin. But he has been lucky too with a host of generous benefactors and fortuitous situations which allowed him to build his generators and Levity Discs (large flying discs known also as Inverse Gravity Vehicles). Development has as John puts it, always been a case of “… every step you take forward, you take two steps back”, due to inability to secure funding, but also due to direct sabotage of his work by those who wished to own it. And, due to the unwillingness of the establishment to embrace a technology providing free energy for all from a man who is not of the scientific establishment. John’s conviction now is as it has always been – he will not sell or reveal the secret information necessary to produce the SEG to corporation or government. He will continue with dogged determination to bring The Searl Effect Generator to the world and herald the new age of free energy. With research into producing the SEG headed up by John’s friend and fellow scientist Fernando Morris going well in the US, we are lucky enough to interview John Searl in Glasgow before his recent re-location to the United States. In essence the SEG is a generator which harnesses magnetic forces all around us and utilizes a rare earth material, neodymium, to produce an infinite supply of pollution free energy. It’s construcion is circular, consisting of magnetic rollers rotating around a series of rings. It requires no power input to start and its parts experience no wear or tear . Because it generates an infnite supply of energy the SEG could completely replace fossil fuels and allow us to power vehicles, the home and industry at a fraction of the cost. When used in an Inverse Gravity Vehicle, the SEG generates an anti-gravitational field around the craft which can be directed for flight. Where did the inspiration come from to create such a device? From re-occuring dreams John Searl had as a child. In one of the dreams John found himself being approached by huge steamrollers whilst out playing hopscotch. “What the dream was saying is that you will be involved with energy far greater than the energy of the present time…what it’s saying simply is stop, think, act or your going to be crushed to death.” The numbers on the hopscotch game revealed to John a complex mathematical system termed “The Law of the Squares” which dates back thousands of years to the construction of the pyramids of Egypt and perhaps further. They gave him the precise construction details necesary to create the SEG, “Its a template to guide you to get the concept right and if you don’t get that right it won’t work.” During the six year period John was having the dreams and before his attendance at navy school, he had ten missing days during which he has “… no knowledge what happened.” His school records from the time simply said “disappeared.” It is a mystery to which, to this day, John has no explanation for. To my question, does he think someone or something was trying to communicate with him in his dreams, John speaks of a tribe over five thousand years ago who were, “using this mathematics” and “seeing through space and time.” They used the Law of the Squares to create buildings and even “flying machines” but were suddenly “wiped out”. He conjectures that a “meteorite hit the place” and that the survivors moved on and found another tribe to join. The knowledge was however retained in their minds and passed on but remained at a sub-conscious level requiring triggers to bring it forward. What John seems to be suggesting here, although radical, does concur with what a body of ancient technology theorists such as Graham Hancock posit – that advanced technology was being used by pre-historic cultures which has been lost to the modern world, probably due to cataclysm. John believes that while his brain was clear of conventional knowledge the dreams were “…planting these instructions” in his mind, acting as the trigger to activate the knowledge.

TOP-SECRET Eavesdropping Operation Coverup, the government is being taken to the European human rights court over allegations that the security and intelligence agencies have been engaged in the wholesale tapping of telephone conversations between Britain and Ireland. It has refused to deny claims, first made, that it tapped the phones from a tower at Capenhurst in Cheshire. The tower - described by the Ministry of Defence as an "electronic test facility" - intercepted phone calls carried by radio microwave between British Telecom relay stations at Gwaenysgor, Clywd, and Pale Heights, near Chester. The stations carried Ireland's telecommunications links through Britain. The government has never denied claims about the purpose of the Capenhurst tower which were first made by Channel 4 News. Lawyers representing the Irish Council for Civil Liberties, Liberty, its British counterpart, and British Irish Rights Watch, claim the interceptions breached article 8 of the European human rights convention guaranteeing the right to privacy. The Capenhurst tower, they said, had the capacity to intercept 10,000 simultaneous phone channels from Dublin to London and elsewhere. Tapped conversations included legally privileged material such as discussions between human rights groups and individuals who sought their assistance, they said. They pointed to a section of the 1985 Interception of Communications Act which allows the security and intelligence agencies to seek warrants enabling them to tap conversations without referring to a specific target or address. The act allows the home secretary to issue a warrant covering any information the agencies say they need to carry out their functions - so-called "certified" material - from "external communications". However, they can only gather this material by intercepting other conversations and information passing through the communications link. "The procedure ... by its nature requires all material, regardless of whether it falls within the scope of the purposes defined in the warrants or not, to be intercepted," Richard Clayton, counsel for the human rights groups, said in their submission to the European court. He added: "The material is then examined after the event in order to discover whether it falls within the scope of the warrant." He said the 1985 act effectively allows interception for "any purpose". The Capenhurst tower is redundant and up for sale and Ireland has a new fibre optic telecommunications system. Early this year, David Andrews, the former Irish foreign minister, said he accepted assurances from Robin Cook that Britain was not involved in indiscriminate or blanket tapping of Irish communications. Minutes of an Irish security committee, released under the country's freedom of information act, concluded there was "no firm evidence available to the Irish authorities that commercial telecommunications traffic originating in or destined for this country has been intercepted in a systematic or extra-legal way". However, members of the committee argued that interception technology in possession of many countries, including Britain, suggests that illegal bugging is going on. The human rights groupsbringing the test case argue that indiscriminate bugging is being allowed by existing English law in contravention of the human rights convention. John Wadham, director of Liberty, said yesterday that the loophole in the 1985 act will remain in the new regulation of investigatory powers bill which gives the security and intelligence agencies sweeping new bugging powers. The full story here - https://www.lamont.me.uk/capenhurst/followup.html

Desert Blast Festival- Lazar and long time friend Gene Huff run Desert Blast, an annual festival for "explodaholics" in the Nevada desert. Starting in 1987, but only formally named in 1991, the name was inspired by Desert Storm). The festival features home-made explosives, rockets, jet-powered vehicles, and other pyrotechnics, with the intention of emphasizing the fun aspect of physics.

Bob Lazar has logged at least 60,000 miles testing his hydrogen kit system, which is designed to convert fuel-injected gasoline-engine vehicles to run on hydrogen, while seamlessly allowing the vehicle to still run on gasoline when the hydrogen runs out. ​ The system he made and installed included a solar or wind-powered hydrogen production, stored in a hydride, and released when heated. It takes about 2-3 days to produce enough hydrogen to fill 4 hydride tanks, which gives a range of about 450 miles. You can produce your own Hydrogen from electricity using either common "household current" or directly from solar cells so your energy cost is zero. It does however take a substantial amount of time to produce sufficient Hydrogen to fill even a small tank. As an example, it takes over 2 days of our generator running at full power, 24 hours a day, to fill our smallest "short range" tank. Storage There are but 4 ways to do this: 1. Store the Hydrogen as a compressed gas. 2. Store the Hydrogen as a liquid. 3. Store the Hydrogen chemically bonded to a chemical. 4 Make it on demand as a gas and remove electrons or keep gas positive charged 5 Make it on demand and have is stored in water as a nano bubble suspension. ​We'll cover each option in order. 1.Compressed Gas If you choose to store the Hydrogen as a compressed gas, you'll need ,multiple or larger tanks, or higher storage pressures. The Standard is 300 to 600 Bar depending on application. 2. Choosing liquid does solve the density problem since liquids are far more dense than gasses, so you can reduce the amount of tanks and their sizes required to power the car. The liquid Hydrogen is cryogenic in short very cold. It requires vacuum-thermos ( dewar ) tanks and vents to exhaust the boiling Hydrogen gas. You'll also have to find a source for liquid Hydrogen which is far more expensive than Gasoline due to compression. ​3. There are materials call Hydrides that absorb Hydrogen like a sponge absorbs water. Typically, the tanks are filled with granulated Hydrides, and Hydrogen is pressurized into the material. Hydrides have many advantages over liquid & gas. One is that the density of the Hydrogen stored in the Hydride can be GREATER than that of liquid Hydrogen. This translates directly into smaller and fewer storage tanks. Once the Hydride is "charged" with Hydrogen, the Hydrogen becomes chemically bonded to the chemical. Even opening the tank, or cutting it in half will not release the Hydrogen gas. In addition, you could even fire incendiary bullets through the tank and the Hydride would only smolder like a cigarette. It is in fact, a safer storage system than your Gasoline tank is. Then how do you get the Hydrogen back out? To release the Hydrogen gas from the Hydride, it simply needs to be heated. This is either done electrically, using the waste exhaust heat, or using the waste radiator coolant heat. ​ The Corvette above heated the Hydride tanks electrically, and as soon at the Hydride is sufficiently warm, Hydrogen is released from the tanks and the on-board computer detects the presence of Hydrogen pressure. The fuel system remains in "Hydrogen" mode until the tank pressure begins to drop. If the tanks run out of Hydrogen, the engine will seamlessly switch over to Gasoline, which enables the car to run conventionally until the Hydrogen tanks are refilled. ​4. It is possible to make a GTNT gas a gas that is a positive charge missing electrons,(avoids and prevent water reforming until combusted ) in this case the engine is positive earthed to act as a electron sink. And or you can remove electrons and avoid ground back by reducing negative surfaces and ambient air contract. In that case all incoming air is gated with a diaphragm control intake and restricted air flow in and processed to be positive charged before rising with positive charged fuels. On demand as a gas and remove electrons or keep gas positive charged this ways instead of implosion you get explosive force with out heat. 2 x hho we cut the power of this fuel with positive charged EGR gas. ​5.Water Fuel Suspensions Make it on demand and have is stored in water as a nano bubble suspension. This method is cutting edge and possibly the final solution to the world problems we use out knowledge in all of the above to control the charge temperature of water to hold dissolved h2 gas , so instead of 2 to1 h2 to 02 we have 10 to 1 or any mix we like until saturated. ​Using Hydrogen, the only exhaust products produced are water vapor and a tiny amount of Nitrogen Oxides. Which can be processed in a egr gas processor to ensure break up of nitrogen and the positive charge. It's about as clean burning as you can get.

Ray Wardie- Area 51 UFO Classic Footage - He woke one morning and looked out his window and saw two bowler hat-shaped UFOs flying together. He told his wife, and she was stunned little did she know, two weeks from Ray's first sighting she'd spot the same UFOS from the same window Mr Wardie had spoken to her about. From that point on Mr Wardie was hooked and took his camera everywhere he went, capturing some of the best classic UFO footage. AREA 51. Sean Morton, filmed a UFO landing at AREA 51 from a secluded mountain view capturing some of the most incredible footage of what he claims to be UFOs landing at AREA 51.

A diamond-shaped UFO appeared over Lincoln, Nebraska, on September 4. The sighting was videotaped and broadcasted by ABC's KLKN television affiliate. The twinkling, color-changing object remained in the sky for 45 minutes until it finally disappeared at sunrise. "I have never seen anything like this before. Even I don't know what this is," KLKN's morning meteorologist Sean McMullen said. "At times, it seemed to have tethers hanging from it, but I really think that's just an artifact." Open Minds.tv reported that the sighting was not the first one to occur. Rich Webb, a local member of the Mutual UFO Network, told KLKN that a triangular-shaped UFO was reported 200 miles away from Nebraska. A source in Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said to have no accounts of unusual activity in the air on that day. Professor Timothy Gay of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln physics department said that he could not guarantee that extraterrestrials do not exist. However, he suspected that the footage was a government aircraft of some sort or a human lens reflection phenomenon.

The High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program, or HAARP, is a scientific endeavor aimed at studying the properties and behavior of the ionosphere. "The ionosphere stretches roughly 50 to 400 miles above Earth's surface, right at the edge of space. Along with the neutral upper atmosphere, the ionosphere forms the boundary between Earth's lower atmosphere — where we live and breathe — and the vacuum of space." (NASA) Operation of the research facility was transferred from the United States Air Force to the University of Alaska Fairbanks on Aug. 11, 2015, allowing HAARP to continue with exploration of ionospheric phenomenology via a land-use cooperative research and development agreement. HAARP is the world's most capable high-power, high-frequency transmitter for study of the ionosphere. The HAARP program is committed to developing a world-class ionospheric research facility consisting of: The Ionospheric Research Instrument, a high power transmitter facility operating in the High Frequency range. The IRI can be used to temporarily excite a limited area of the ionosphere for scientific study. A sophisticated suite of scientific or diagnostic instruments that can be used to observe the physical processes that occur in the excited region. Observation of the processes resulting from the use of the IRI in a controlled manner will allow scientists to better understand processes that occur continuously under the natural stimulation of the sun. Scientific instruments installed at the HAARP Observatory can also be used for a variety of continuing research efforts which do not involve the use of the IRI but are strictly passive. These include ionospheric characterization using satellite beacons, telescopic observation of the fine structure in the aurora and documentation of long-term variations in the ozone layer. Collaborative Opportunities The HAARP site is an ideal location for deploying synergistic instrumentation for studying radio and space physics. Investigators interested in deploying diagnostic apparatus including radio receivers and radar, lidar, optical imagers and spectrometers, and interferometers are encouraged to contact the HAARP Ionospheric and Radio Science Laboratory at UAF-GI-HAARP@alaska.edu

From July 1976 to December 1989 a strange noise could be heard on shortwave radios all around the globe. The signal was extremely powerful and was immediately noticed by both amateur and professional radio operators. Even commercial industries and devices in people’s homes were affected by the sound. The noise was a repetitive tapping noise that many believed sounded like a woodpecker or a helicopter. Although it was heard around the world and despised by many, the actual source of the noise was not confirmed until after the Soviet Union had fallen. Even today, much of the information surrounding the system remains a mystery. Although the source would not be publicly confirmed for years, those in the radio community had already concluded that the noise was produced by an over-the-horizon radar. This conclusion would prove to be correct. The source was the Duga radar, a critical part of the Soviet Union’s early warning system to detect incoming missiles. The antenna of the Duga radar was huge; 700 meters long and 150 meters high. Despite the size, the Soviets built two, one near the now-abandoned town of Chernobyl, which was called DUGA-1, and another in Siberia, called DUGA-2. The radars were protected by their own air-defense systems to ensure their survival during a conflict. The Chernobyl antenna was pointed north towards the United States, who they believed was the most likely to launch intercontinental-ballistic-missiles at them. Meanwhile, DUGA-2 in Siberia guarded against missiles coming from the east. China and Japan were growing economies at the time, and their military capabilities were growing too, which was a cause for concern for the USSR. DUGA-2 could also detect US missiles coming from the Pacific Ocean. The sound heard on shortwave radios was a distinctive tapping noise, earning it the name “Russian Woodpecker.” Each site had a transmitter and receiver, located about 40 miles apart. As a conventional radar can only see as far as the horizon, the Duga radar circumvented this problem by bouncing its signal off the ionosphere, enabling it to see over the horizon. To do this, an enormously powerful transmitter is required. The Duga system was able to transmit at 10 MW of power. The goal of the system was to detect an attack within the first two or three minutes after a missile had been launched. The Soviets had been experimenting with early warning radars for a while before the Duga system was put into action. The first prototype system was named Duga, meaning “arc,” a name that would be carried over to the later completed radars. This earlier system was located in Southern Ukraine, and was reportedly able to detect rocket launches at the Baikonur Cosmodrome 1,600 miles away. A second prototype was able to detect missile launches from as far away as the Pacific Ocean.

Ted Gunderson: Former FBI Chief Exposes ‘Illuminati’ (disturbing content) This video is not for the timid. Former FBI Chief Ted Gunderson exposes the horror that has been inflicted upon so many men, women, and children. Ted Gunderson was born in Colorado Springs. He graduated from the University of Nebraska in 1950. Gunderson joined the Federal Bureau of Investigation in December 1951 under J. Edgar Hoover. He served in the Mobile, Knoxville, New York City, and Albuquerque offices. He held posts as an Assistant Special Agent-in-Charge in New Haven and Philadelphia. In 1973 he became the head of the Memphis FBI and then the head of the Dallas FBI in 1975. Ted Gunderson was appointed the head of the Los Angeles FBI in 1977. In 1979 he was one of a handful interviewed for the job of FBI director, which ultimately went to William H. Webster. After retiring from the FBI, Gunderson set up a private investigation firm, Ted L. Gunderson and Associates, in Santa Monica. In 1980, he became a defense investigator for Green Beret doctor Jeffrey R. MacDonald, who had been convicted of the 1970 murders of his pregnant wife and two daughters. Gunderson obtained affidavits from Helena Stoeckley confessing to her involvement in the murders. He also investigated a child molestation trial in Manhattan Beach, California. In a 1995 conference in Dallas, Gunderson warned about the supposed proliferation of secret Satanic groups, and the danger posed by the New World Order, an alleged shadow government that would be controlling the US government. He also claimed that a “slave auction” in which children were sold to men in turbans had been held in Las Vegas, that four thousand ritual human sacrifices are performed in New York City every year, and that the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City was carried out by the US government. Gunderson believed that in the US there is a secret widespread network of groups who kidnap children and infants, and subject them to Satanic ritual abuse and subsequent human sacrifice. Gunderson had an association with music producer and conspiracy theorist Anthony J. Hilder and was interviewed by him on various occasions. The two men appeared at numerous conferences together. They both said that the 1993 World Trade Centre bombing was a result of FBI agent provocateurs. Gunderson was a member of the Constitution Party. On July 31, 2011 Gunderson’s son reported that his father had died from cancer.

The Holloman AFB is also home to the Holloman High-Speed Test Track (HHSTT) which was first built in 1949 to provide a realistic and cost-effective testing environment for weapons, systems, and components. The facility that serves all the units of the U.S. military also helps procurement agencies and defense contractors evaluate the technologies and components under development. The Holloman High-Speed Test Track The HHSTT was only 3,350 feet (1.021 m) long when built. Over the years, the track was lengthened and is currently 50,971 feet (15,536 m) long. That's a little short of the 10-mile mark. The tracks are used to launch rocket-powered test vehicles, also called sleds. More than 12,000 such sled tests have been conducted at the facility in more than five decades, and the facility has been operational. Apart from speed tests and aerodynamic tests, the facility has also been a test bed for other technologies such as rain and erosion tests and weapons dispensation tests. In addition to being the world's longest track, it also bagged the title of being the world's fastest in 2003, when a test sled clocked the hypersonic speed of Mach 8.6. This is traveling at a speed of 9,465 feet (2.8 km) per second. The track serves as a critical link between laboratory-type investigations and full-scale flight tests. Researchers can simulate selected portions of the flight environment under carefully controlled conditions at the HHSTT. MOST POPULAR Recovering hypersonic sleds Hypersonic tests can reveal a lot about a weapon's flight performance, and survivability before more expensive flight tests begin. Also, once a weapon enters flight trials, the chances of recovering components to study flight impact reduce considerably. This is why the HHSTT has concentrated its efforts On Hypersonic Sled Recovery (HSR) as well. Recovered sleds can be used to collect critical post-test data, especially in new weapon systems such as hypersonic missiles. The 846 Test Squadron at HHSTT has been working to improve high-speed braking at the facility. In March, the testing team managed to successfully stop a reusable sled that was traveling at 6,400 feet (1,950 m) per second. "What you accomplished marked the fastest recovery of a monorail sled in over 30 years, and the first time we have recovered a planned reusable sled at those speeds ever," Lt. Col. Paul Dolce, Commander, 846th Test Squadron told the team members after the testing, the press release said. "These efforts will now set up our future HyTIP [Hypersonic Test and Evaluation Investment Portfolio] runs for success and add a new capability for our hypersonic customers." message circleSHOW COMMENT (0)chevron FOR YOU SCIENCEie-premium Scientists discover a 100-year-old math error, changing how humans see color Scientists correct a key math error in the work of Edwin Schrödinger and others on color perception, potentially improving image and video processing. Paul Ratner | 11/09/2022 The first firm to get an Apollo 11 contract is helping build NASA's Artemis software INNOVATIONpremium The first firm to get an Apollo 11 contract is helping build NASA's Artemis software Chris Young| 02/08/2022 Lego-like recycling will transform how we use these future plastics SCIENCEpremium Lego-like recycling will transform how we use these future plastics Sade Agard| 06/10/2022 MORE STORIES INNOVATION Military drones may be high-tech but this stick-built one sticks out Loukia Papadopoulos| 06/11/2022 SCIENCE premium This company launches the ashes of your loved ones into space Sade Agard| 10/09/2022 CULTURE Humanoid robots could generate $154 billion in revenue over next 15 years, Goldman Sachs reports Loukia Papadopoulos| 05/11/2022

The lens of a passenger's camera in the ocean was spotted in 1994 on the coast of Florida. 13 UFOs surround the ship and make it go in a specific direction. This video is very important in the ufo science as it excludes the notion that it is a modern human technology and confirms that it has existed for a long time And we can not overlook the presence of other Aliens creatures somewhere in the universe.

Guy On His Way Home Stops His Car To Video A UFO

In March, 1989 Bob Lazar took his friends (Gene Huff and John Lear) to Area 51 (Groom Lake) to see test flights of Alien Crafts (Sports Model). This is professionally enhanced footage that was shot on the outskirts of Area 51 by Bob Lazar, Gene Huff and John Lear back in 1989. Bob knew the test flight schedule, on Wednesday nights, when they flew the flying disks that were held at S4. This is the footage remastered in 2015. Gene Huff moved to Las Vegas in 1979 and then met Bob Lazar in the mid-1980s. He has owned a real estate appraisal business for the past 25 years. He knew Bob Lazar before, during and after he was in the flying disc reverse engineering program at S-4. • MORE INFO ABOUT GENE HUFF: http://www.dreamlandresort.com/area51/lazar/synopsis.htm John Lear is a retired airline captain and former CIA pilot, as well as the son of the famous inventor of the Lear Jet. He is a former Lockheed L-1011 Captain and is highly regarded in aviation circles. He has flown over 150 aircraft and has earned every certificate granted by the Federal Aviation Administration. John also held 18 world speed records and has worked for 28 different Aircraft Corporations. During the late 1980s and early 1990s, John began coming forward with some startling revelations concerning the subject of aerial phenomena and Unidentified Flying Objects. • MORE INFO ABOUT JOHN LEAR: http://www.therealjohnlear.com ➨ JOHN LEAR & BOB LAZAR (GROOM LAKE): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-qhn6Q1Ps8 Bob Lazar is the alleged UFO whistleblower whose claims of working on back engineering alien spacecraft at Area 51 have made the secretive base famous. Officials have denied his claims that he worked for the government as a scientist. Robert Scott Lazar or Bob Lazar (born January 26, 1959, in Coral Gables, Florida, United States, to Albert Lazar and Phyllis Berliner), claims to have worked from 1988 until 1989 as a physicist at an area called S-4 (Sector Four), located near Groom Lake, Nevada, next to Area 51. According to Lazar, S-4 served as a hidden military location for the study and possible reverse engineering of extraterrestrialflying saucers. Lazar says he saw nine different discs there and provides details on their mode of propulsion. His critics have asserted that “Lazar’s credibility crumbled” after “schools he was supposed to have attended had no record of him, while others in the scientific community had no memory of ever meeting him.” • MORE INFO ABOUT LAZAR: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lazar • FOLLOW LAZAR ON TWITTER: https://twitter.com/realboblazar Area 51 is the popular name of a secret military facility at Groom Lake, Nevada, approximately 90 miles north of Las Vegas. The 6-by-10 mile rectangular air base lies within the Switzerland-sized boundaries of Nellis Air Force Base, and has served as a testing ground for “black budget” (top-secret) military prototype aircraft since the mid-1950s. Area 51 is also a well-known folk symbol of an assumed government conspiracy to cover up information on UFOs and extraterrestrial life.

30 years ago, at the end of April, 1990, KLAS-TV began an 8 part investigative series about the weird world of UFO conspiracies. One of the featured interviews was with a polygraph expert named Terry Tavernetti, who conducted a test on UFO whistleblower Bob lazar. Recently, Mystery Wire tracked down Tavernetti to see if his opinion has changed. His name is Terry Tavernetti, who spent years as a cop in Southern California, then worked in corporate security for a major Las Vegas hotel property. He conducted thousands of polygraph tests to screen casino employees and was considered one of the best in the business. Then he tested a man named Bob Lazar, who told a strange story about working on flying saucers at a secret facility called S-4, adjacent to Area 51. Tavernetti still has the charts and the machine from that test 30 years later. We asked him recently if he thinks Lazar was really telling the truth. Tavernetti’s answer was simple and said with conviction, “Yeah.” Tavernetti doesn’t use his gleaming polygraph machine any more. He told us he had no idea he and his lie detector might be drawn into one of the most controversial UFO cases of all time. Bob Lazar first told his story publicly in 1989. Lazar’s claims about working on flying saucers at a hidden facility near Area 51 set off a UFO stampede that continues to this day. At the request of KLAS TV, Lazar agreed to a polygraph test. The first test proved inconclusive. The examiner, (not Terry Tavernetti) thought Lazar was so nervous that it was difficult to get an accurate read on him. This is when Tavernetti was recommended. He questioned Lazar about the central allegations; that he had seen a flying disc at a base called S-4 and that the craft was powered by an antimatter reactor and generated its own gravity. To Tavernetti’s surprise, Lazar passed. My personal thoughts, the pretest interview of three and a half hours, the test itself, the post-test interview, showed absolutely nothing to detour my thought that Bob was always truthful. TERRY TAVERNETTI – POLYGRAPH EXAMINER (1990 INTERVIEW)

Clear footage of A UFO over Mexico witnessed by family- 2016

This UFO was captured by the Navy at Catalina Island.

UFO'S In A Triangle Formation Seen In Mexico