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Viktor Schauberger’s Repulsine: Exploring a Lost Propulsion Mystery
Denny Okudinani’s presentation on Viktor Schauberger’s Repulsine offers a unique invitation to look again, build again, and give one of the most mysterious machines in alternative propulsion the patient, hands-on treatment it’s rarely received. With…
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Todd Desiato’s Operational Quantum Gravity For Engineers
Todd Desiato isn't asking you to abandon Einstein - just to imagine that the familiar bending of clocks and rulers may be the visible face of a deeper material process:…
APEC 6/6: UAP Anomalous Transit, SEG, Gyroscopes, Repulsine & QG Engineering
Greg Cathcart will provide a detailed hypothesis on Anomalous Transit in the Informational Lattice, Isaiah Ritchey will provide updates & insights on the Searl Effect…
The Tic Tac UAP and the Ocean Probe Hypothesis
In November 2004, Navy pilots from the USS Nimitz encountered a small white “Tic Tac” above a patch of disturbed Pacific water—an object described as wingless, rotorless,…
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Recent Feature Stories
The Case for the Sphere: Design Advantages of Ball-Shaped UAP
A featureless gray metallic ball doesn't seem like an especially interesting UFO shape: no wings, no cockpit, no visible engines, no nose, no tail, no cinematic saucer rim.…
Spin, Gravity, and Mythology: Why Antigravity Keeps Going in Circles
Across the long history of legends about antigravity and breakthrough propulsion, spin appears with uncanny persistence—not merely as an engineering choice, but as a symbol…
NASA’s Spin-Coupled Force Experiments
On a precision scale inside NASA Marshall’s Propulsion Research Laboratory, a small rotor of bismuth spun between magnetic assemblies while Richard H. Eskridge—a veteran…
