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"Somebody has discovered something—some advanced form of propulsion or technology—that may actually change all of our lives" (twitter.com)

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"What it appears to be is somebody has discovered something—some advanced form of propulsion or technology—that may actually change all of our lives," @RepEricBurlison told reporters upon leaving a classified UAP briefing this morning. open.substack.com/pub/askapol/p/it-appearssomebody-has-discovered?r=1ij7cx&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

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[–] xia@lemmy.sdf.org 2 points 1 year ago

I'm not sure what you would call it, but what I'm thinking about is a synthesis of several machines that gives you a "repulsor" type effect. It's about as stable as trying to float one magnet atop another (which is to say... very unstable). It is what I think the notsee bell device was, and amounts to a lawn mower engine connected to a wimshurst machine to an "alternator" (not in the automotive sense, but in the selecting alternating charge sense). There are hints of this effect from the 1800's, and in the less-heralded details of the bob lazar story.