This is a very interesting video of Bob Lazar being interviewed by talk show host Joe Rogan.
Bob's reactions to Rogans's questions are examined by a body language expert.......I won't give the conclusions away.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGL52L7btLw
Calling Lazar a liar is like a cottage industry on Youtube. He generates a lot of heat and there are a few things that initially bothered me about the guy, but
element 115 is a major argument in his favor and it, Moscovium, is now in the periodic table when the initial wave of criticism focused on his
having invented a fake element that wasn't created (artificially) until years later. One hell of a coincidence. He was also accused of faking his resume that he attended MIT when
there was "no record" found that he did so, but the men in black got sloppy and didn't scrub hard enough. Same deal with his employment by Uncle
Sugar out in the Nevada desert. . Again, Lazar wasn't lying, but there were clearly some powerful people invested in making him look like somebody
that nobody should listen to because his story wasn't supposed to told to the common folk, because they don't really matter.
He's a weird dude, but I think he's telling the truth.
If we could find a way to harness the energy created by the interaction of sub-atomic particles (as Lazar describes in the video) in a way that was STABLE and wouldn't, say, blow half
the planet up, then the power is unthinkable. It stands to reason that a civilization far more advanced may have found a way to do so, perhaps with elements that
they have either created or found. One hundred years ago nobody thought we could split the atom and create planet-killing bombs or nuclear reactors. What could the next hundred
years bring? What could an alien culture that was highly developed when humans were apes have mastered? I think
gravity is one strong possibility.
And if you can overcome gravity then you can also transcend time. This is how aliens can traverse the vastness of space. We say it is impossible because it would
take, perhaps, hundreds of years traveling at light speed to get here from wherever they started from, but once you create your own anti-gravity "bubble", if you will, then time simply
doesn't happen the same way it does in the gravity "B" universe, of which the Earth is a part. You could get here from there or vice-versa in no time at all. This is also how these alien craft can, (while being viewed or tracked on radar) "disappear" before observers eyes. They crank up the gravity A waves, counteract the gravity B waves and they are no longer in the same "time" as the observers. Poof. Gone.
I suck at explaining it and describe it in Layman's terms, but can anyone refute the concept?