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Eamonn Ansbro discusses Possible ET Technosignatures Around The Earth, Emory Taylor & Rajan Iyer explore Discontinuum Physics (DCP) and UFO Technology, Andrew Beckwith explains a physical model connecting Relic Black Holes & Torsion, and Robert Francis, Jr. discusses the results of Magnet Free-Fall Experiments. We’ll also be hearing updates from our lab partners and finishing off the event with an open discussion by conference attendees!
12:00pm PT – Eamonn Ansbro – Possible Technosignatures Around The Earth
Dr. Eamonn Ansbro discusses a new paper presented at the American Geophysical Union (AGU) Conference between 9 to 13 December in Washington DC. The paper provides in the analysis supporting data that indicates that the UAP are techno signatures around the Earth based on the orbital period and inclinations. This may suggest that these techno signatures have organised orbital tracks for monitoring the Earth. There is more research to follow to resolve the inclinations. However, when additional results are complete the paper will be published in 2025.
1:00pm PT – Emory Taylor & Rajan Iyer – Discontinuum Physics (DCP) and UFO Technology
Emory Taylor and Rajan Iyer will discuss how their model of Discontinuum Physics provides a theoretical framework for the UFO technology of maneuverability, communications, and missing time.
2:00pm PT – Andrew Beckwith – Relic Black Holes & Torsion
Our idea is that a particular set of values and a reformulation of initial conditions for relic black holes will enable using the idea of torsion to formulate a cosmological constant and resultant dark energy. Relic Planck-sized black holes will allow for a spin density term presenting an opportunity to cancel torsion. Meanwhile, speculation given by Corda replaces traditional firewalls in relic black holes with a different formulation with a quantum number, n. In addition, and most importantly, this idea can offer a solution to the incompleteness of hairless black holes. We finally conclude with a use of a generalized uncertainty principle which has application to black holes and its linked relationship to the problem of a black hole linked by a worm hole to a white hole.
3:00pm PT – Robert Francis, Jr. – Magnet Free-Fall Experimental Overview
Robert Francis, Jr. has been conducting an extensive series of experiments involved with the free-fall of magnets to gauge changes in speed & velocity. This is based on an experimental proposal by Boyd Bushman, who claimed that a pair of magnets would fall at a different rate if the opposite poles were oriented against each other when compared to the same experiment where the poles were aligned together.
5:00pm PT – Lab Partners – Experimental Research Updates
Learn about hands-on engineering & technical research on advanced propulsion experiments by our lab partners. Mark Sokol provides updates on DNP testing, the 3M electrostatic “wall” experiment, and others. Jarod Yates provides updates on Art’s Parts UFO sample research, materials analysis and research into quasicrystals; Drew Aurigema provides updates on his electrostatic propulsion device research & testing, and Curtis Horn describes the latest research for Dr. James Woodward’s MEGA-Drive team.
6:00pm PT – Open Discussion & Ad-Hoc Presentations
Conference guests interested in presenting experimental info to the group are invited to participate at this time, and our presenters will be available to take questions & discuss experiments.
Eamonn Ansbro discusses Possible ET Technosignatures Around The Earth, Emory Taylor & Rajan Iyer explore Discontinuum Physics (DCP) and UFO Technology, Andrew Beckwith explains a physical model connecting Relic Black Holes & Torsion, and Robert Francis, Jr. discusses the results of Magnet Free-Fall Experiments. We’ll also be hearing updates from our lab partners and finishing off the event with an open discussion by conference attendees!
12:00pm PT – Eamonn Ansbro – Possible Technosignatures Around The Earth
Dr. Eamonn Ansbro discusses a new paper presented at the American Geophysical Union (AGU) Conference between 9 to 13 December in Washington DC. The paper provides in the analysis supporting data that indicates that the UAP are techno signatures around the Earth based on the orbital period and inclinations. This may suggest that these techno signatures have organised orbital tracks for monitoring the Earth. There is more research to follow to resolve the inclinations. However, when additional results are complete the paper will be published in 2025.
1:00pm PT – Emory Taylor & Rajan Iyer – Discontinuum Physics (DCP) and UFO Technology
Emory Taylor and Rajan Iyer will discuss how their model of Discontinuum Physics provides a theoretical framework for the UFO technology of maneuverability, communications, and missing time.
2:00pm PT – Andrew Beckwith – Relic Black Holes & Torsion
Our idea is that a particular set of values and a reformulation of initial conditions for relic black holes will enable using the idea of torsion to formulate a cosmological constant and resultant dark energy. Relic Planck-sized black holes will allow for a spin density term presenting an opportunity to cancel torsion. Meanwhile, speculation given by Corda replaces traditional firewalls in relic black holes with a different formulation with a quantum number, n. In addition, and most importantly, this idea can offer a solution to the incompleteness of hairless black holes. We finally conclude with a use of a generalized uncertainty principle which has application to black holes and its linked relationship to the problem of a black hole linked by a worm hole to a white hole.
3:00pm PT – Robert Francis, Jr. – Magnet Free-Fall Experimental Overview
Robert Francis, Jr. has been conducting an extensive series of experiments involved with the free-fall of magnets to gauge changes in speed & velocity. This is based on an experimental proposal by Boyd Bushman, who claimed that a pair of magnets would fall at a different rate if the opposite poles were oriented against each other when compared to the same experiment where the poles were aligned together.
5:00pm PT – Lab Partners – Experimental Research Updates
Learn about hands-on engineering & technical research on advanced propulsion experiments by our lab partners. Mark Sokol provides updates on DNP testing, the 3M electrostatic “wall” experiment, and others. Jarod Yates provides updates on Art’s Parts UFO sample research, materials analysis and research into quasicrystals; Drew Aurigema provides updates on his electrostatic propulsion device research & testing, and Curtis Horn describes the latest research for Dr. James Woodward’s MEGA-Drive team.
6:00pm PT – Open Discussion & Ad-Hoc Presentations
Conference guests interested in presenting experimental info to the group are invited to participate at this time, and our presenters will be available to take questions & discuss experiments.
