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Anti-gravity - Thoris - Sep 6, 2023
Anyone has any access or information on the Russians building and developing anti-gravity transportation spaceships. Been seeing to many odd flying objects and had studied on how they work. But something is up.
RE: Anti-gravity - DashPHP - Sep 6, 2023
Never heard of this. But i do know Japan is building a levitating train if I am not mistaken. Comes out 2027.
RE: Anti-gravity - WebArt - Sep 7, 2023
this thread sounds like space research center
RE: Anti-gravity - ALEDIO - Sep 7, 2023
(Sep 6, 2023 10:11 PM)Thoris Wrote: Anyone has any access or information on the Russians building and developing anti-gravity transportation spaceships. Been seeing to many odd flying objects and had studied on how they work. But something is up.
If I have to be honest it seems to me much more science fiction than reality, after all if there really was a research center on the subject, which is very probable we would still be at the beginning, my advice is not to take everything you see or hear for true. Should you instead find some official article about it, feel free to publish it so that we can discuss it.
RE: Anti-gravity - SoulHarvester - Sep 8, 2023
(Sep 6, 2023 10:57 PM)DashPHP Wrote: Never heard of this. But i do know Japan is building a levitating train if I am not mistaken. Comes out 2027.
Won't this levitating train rely on some super cold conducters with magnets? I forget but it's something along those lines. As for the thread and it's question it's hard to say when you're just a pawn in civilization. We already are watching a fight to be the first countries to have smart cities (It's no longer a conspiracy).
RE: Anti-gravity - DashPHP - Sep 8, 2023
(Sep 8, 2023 01:55 PM)SoulHarvester Wrote: Won't this levitating train rely on some super cold conducters with magnets? I forget but it's something along those lines. As for the thread and it's question it's hard to say when you're just a pawn in civilization. We already are watching a fight to be the first countries to have smart cities (It's no longer a conspiracy).
Something like that. I can't remember from the top of my head, but it did contain magnets put in strategic parts. Was pretty interesting.
RE: Anti-gravity - ALEDIO - Sep 10, 2023
(Sep 8, 2023 12:24 PM)phantomman55 Wrote: There's no articles about it because only governments have such technologies. The proof is backed by bob lazar The guy that worked at area51.
He talked about element 115 at the time it was a new element that had no name. In 2003, there was a new element added in slot 115.
This isn't a natural occurring element meaning someone had to have made it. This is the fuel for the flying saucers to warp time and space as a pulpulsion source. The truth is based on the element he talks about which was in 1989 and then in 2003 it was recognized globally in the chemistry organizations as element 115. I got to talk to this guy a couple of times since he now lives in the state I live in and is like 20 miles from me. He lives in my state's capital and runs a chemistry hobby shop.
You will not be seeing any of this public and it won't be for commercial use for a while. Since, they're developing newer tech. Once they complete making the newer tech they will slowly allow this to go to private sectors.
Well I can say that I believe very little in this type of conspiracy theory, also because I am a strong supporter of the fact that science is a public treasure and accessible to all, in fact any serious research study expresses its knowledge through magazines scientific and popular articles. Everything you said has no logical basis, the molecule you are talking about is muscovium, the whole article regarding the creation of this element and the creation process can be found published in the scientific journal Physical Review C where it is The article by a research group that was part of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research university in Dubna (Russia) was originally published. That this element was used as "fuel for flying saucers" is truly silly and science fiction and above all devoid of certain evidence. It would be better to rely a little more on science for what it is without following the conspiracies of people who say they have done this or that.
RE: Anti-gravity - Syndicate - Sep 10, 2023
(Sep 6, 2023 10:11 PM)Thoris Wrote: Anyone has any access or information on the Russians building and developing anti-gravity transportation spaceships. Been seeing to many odd flying objects and had studied on how they work. But something is up.
This sounds like such a cool idea. I know that Canada has plans of building something like this. I think it's going to be a train.