Posted on 05/24/2018 6:34:36 PM PDT by MNDude
Maybe that’s what the gold rush was all about. Hadn’t rained in hundreds of years, and when it did it power-washed 50’ or so of dry soil/dust to reveal the nuggets.
Are you saying the emails released by Wikileaks are fake?
They left it for stupid white people to suffer with.
Zero point energy too! Sorry, astronauts can become crackpots too.
I’ve heard of sh!tting yourself, but never heard of SELF ELIMINATION.
Dang, where’s Art Bell when you need him?
On the other hand, it really wouldn’t surprise me if this sort of thing ushered in the anti-Elvis. Sometimes I think it would be amusing to write a sci-fi book about it.
:P
With all the pedophile lawsuits involving the Catholic Church, and Podesta meeting with them, is this simply a NAMBLA get-together? I’d hate to see what they do to underaged grey aliens....poor little buggers.
As if the Q-Anon bullshit wasn't bad enough .......
That reads like the fine print on the label of Dr. Bonner’s Pure Castile Soap.
https://www.amazon.com/Hunt-Zero-Point-Classified-Antigravity-ebook/dp/B000XUDHPM
The Hunt for Zero Point: Inside the Classified World of Antigravity Technology
by Nick Cook
From Publishers Weekly
For the last 15 years, Cook has been an aviation reporter and editor at Jane’s Defence Weekly, a defense industry trade journal that one would expect to find Cheney and Rumsfeld discussing on the way to the briefing room. A full-length project from a high-ranking Jane’s editor creates a certain confidence in the contents, yet, as Cook makes clear, most of what’s in this book won’t be found in Jane’s, as the evidence for “zero point energy” is less concrete, even if just as scrupulously sourced here. The book begins when Cook jokingly calls the possibility of antigravity drives “the ultimate quantum leap in aircraft design” in one of his Jane’s pieces more than 10 years ago. A few years later, someone anonymously slips him an article, dating to the 1950s, that shows officials at Lockheed Martin and other big contractors claiming they were close to exactly that. Intrigued, Cook takes the bait and follows the trail to the wildest territory imaginable: destroyed or pulled reports; disappearing battleships; silent, glowing flying discs; time distortion; Nazi slave labor. To simplify in the extreme: Cook has found evidence that Nazi scientists had tapped into zero point energy the quantum energy that possibly exists within vacuums in amounts that make nuclear energy look like a joke (enough energy in the space of a coffee cup, Cook explains, to boil the world’s oceans six times over). When WWII ended, Nazi secrets were plundered by the U.S. Army, which spirited them, along with many of the German scientists themselves, into “black” programs not acknowledged by the government and which may have produced working aerospace technology based on zero point. Through his cover as a Jane’s reporter, Cook seeks out the stealthy wonks of this top-secret world, but readers will have to wade through some opaque thumbnail descriptions of the science and arcane WWII history to understand what he and others are getting at. It is well worth it.
Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information, Inc.
No, I mean the CIA have probably been putting together the illusion of little green men for certain folks.
"I'm now convinced that Mars is inhabited by a race of demented landscape gardeners," Sir Arthur C. Clarke announced recently... was only half-joking. He claims that an image produced by the Mars Global Surveyor satellite shows "large areas of vegetation . . . like banyan trees." Most experts dismiss the idea... The image is so striking that there is no need to say anything about it -- it's obviously vegetation to any unbiased eye... If there is vegetation, it seems probable there are other life-forms as well... Remember how a certain Astronomer Royal said that space flight was 'utter bilge'? (Indeed, Richard van der Reit Wooley said so in 1956 -- Ed.) But they are right to be cautious -- we still don't have 100 percent proof. I think it's in the high nineties! [The Banyan Trees of Mars: Sir Arthur C. Clarke's minority view | Nicole Foulke | Dec 17th, 2001]
Thanks GOPJ. I was really looking for the PopSci article of some years ago where Buzz Aldrin noted that interstellar travel would require zero point, then turned to Arthur C. Clarke and asked, "correct?" Couldn't find it.
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And in ‘their obedience’, these ETIs are kidnapping, torturing, implanting, and slaughtering a few humans, in their quest to introduce us to the galactic percentage obedience to God. Riiiiight Terri, you dolt.
Essentially, the term refers to the enormous energy field from which virtual particles pop in and out of our spacetime coordinate system. The name derives, IIRC, from the fact that even if a cubicle yard of empty space were chilled to absolute zero this energy would still be seething and virtual particles popping in and out of our spacetime. If you like, think of it as the latent energy of spacetime expansion, like a rubber band being stretched.
He’s dead, Jim.
Kerping!
Thanks.
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