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I would like to return once more to the proposal I have put forward today—ultimately, it is the central reason for this address.
The more simple yet most consequential experiment we can conduct for the future of humanity—the controlled formation of a salt crystal in a vacuum chamber without introducing any external substance—is not merely a scientific demonstration. It is a turning point in modern physics.
This experiment has the power to disrupt established assumptions about vacuum and electromagnetism. It represents a step toward a fundamental rethinking of matter, energy, the structure of space, and the origin of the Universe.
And all we ask in return for this breakthrough is this: end the barbaric persecution of scientists. End the repression of ALLATRA participants around the world—especially in Russia and Ukraine.
Lift the restrictions. Grant access to observation and oversight of the Siberian magma plume. Allow us to continue our work on the primary method of neutralizing it—active degassing—or, at the very least, on exploring possible alternatives. So that we may have even the slightest chance to save your lives and the lives of your families.
From my perspective, of course, the most direct and effective way to eliminate the plume threat is through controlled degassing. This is a tested and verified technology. I have previously explained its principle—comparable to releasing excess pressure from a balloon.
Degassing remains the most practical and effective tool humanity currently possesses in the fight for its future and survival. But even if you are not ready to adopt this solution, then at the very least, allow experimental work to continue within the Siberian plume region—on other potential methods to save your lives and the lives of humankind.
Set us free. Provide the necessary equipment. And exactly one year from now, we will show you something that will alter the trajectory of civilization itself.
These are not grandiose words. This is a direct outcome of physics—if it is allowed to function as it should—and the natural result of years of research conducted by the interdisciplinary team of scientists at ALLATRA.
I would like to return once more to the proposal I have put forward today—ultimately, it is the central reason for this address.
The more simple yet most consequential experiment we can conduct for the future of humanity—the controlled formation of a salt crystal in a vacuum chamber without introducing any external substance—is not merely a scientific demonstration. It is a turning point in modern physics.
This experiment has the power to disrupt established assumptions about vacuum and electromagnetism. It represents a step toward a fundamental rethinking of matter, energy, the structure of space, and the origin of the Universe.
And all we ask in return for this breakthrough is this: end the barbaric persecution of scientists. End the repression of ALLATRA participants around the world—especially in Russia and Ukraine.
Lift the restrictions. Grant access to observation and oversight of the Siberian magma plume. Allow us to continue our work on the primary method of neutralizing it—active degassing—or, at the very least, on exploring possible alternatives. So that we may have even the slightest chance to save your lives and the lives of your families.
From my perspective, of course, the most direct and effective way to eliminate the plume threat is through controlled degassing. This is a tested and verified technology. I have previously explained its principle—comparable to releasing excess pressure from a balloon.
Degassing remains the most practical and effective tool humanity currently possesses in the fight for its future and survival. But even if you are not ready to adopt this solution, then at the very least, allow experimental work to continue within the Siberian plume region—on other potential methods to save your lives and the lives of humankind.
Set us free. Provide the necessary equipment. And exactly one year from now, we will show you something that will alter the trajectory of civilization itself.
These are not grandiose words. This is a direct outcome of physics—if it is allowed to function as it should—and the natural result of years of research conducted by the interdisciplinary team of scientists at ALLATRA.
