Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
However, I can state with complete confidence that we—the scientific team of ALLATRA—possess the complete body of knowledge required to make the following declaration as I look you directly in the eye:
Exactly one year from the moment our conditions are met, and the high-precision equipment is provided, WE WILL BE READY TO CONDUCT AND DOCUMENT THIS EXPERIMENT PUBLICLY, DEMONSTRATING THAT MATTER CAN BE SYNTHESIZED FROM A VACUUM.
It is possible!
And I draw your esteemed attention to this: the salt crystal we will form during the experiment—synthesized in a vacuum—will become a unique and the most valuable substance in the history of humanity. Why you ask? Because it will be the first object ever created by humans in a vacuum, in the traditional sense—“from nothing.”
Yet, this is only the beginning of what is possible. Following the successful formation of the crystal in a vacuum, I state with full responsibility that the next step will become entirely feasible in the foreseeable future—not some distant era. That step is the synthesis of biological structures in a vacuum.
First—grains, such as rice. And later—living micro-scale organisms, eventually reaching the point of creating fairly complex life forms, such as the Drosophila fruit fly.
Our civilization's current technological capabilities already make this achievable—provided there is the proper scientific approach, which the international research team of ALLATRA already possesses, and access to the necessary specialized infrastructure.
We no longer have time for games, excuses, or inaction. That is why I am speaking to you today with unusual directness, urgency, and resolve.
I hereby make an official appeal to the global scientific and political community: accept this challenge. Grant freedom to ALLATRA. Restore access to monitoring the Siberian magma plume. Provide the necessary equipment.
And exactly one year from the moment these conditions are fulfilled, we will demonstrate something that will propel global science forward — not by a step, but by millions of miles in an instant.
Moreover, this will not merely be a technological breakthrough. It will instead mark a real opportunity to reconsider the very concept of space and time—and perhaps initiate the first conscious interaction with their fundamental structure and the ability to govern it.
However, I can state with complete confidence that we—the scientific team of ALLATRA—possess the complete body of knowledge required to make the following declaration as I look you directly in the eye:
Exactly one year from the moment our conditions are met, and the high-precision equipment is provided, WE WILL BE READY TO CONDUCT AND DOCUMENT THIS EXPERIMENT PUBLICLY, DEMONSTRATING THAT MATTER CAN BE SYNTHESIZED FROM A VACUUM.
It is possible!
And I draw your esteemed attention to this: the salt crystal we will form during the experiment—synthesized in a vacuum—will become a unique and the most valuable substance in the history of humanity. Why you ask? Because it will be the first object ever created by humans in a vacuum, in the traditional sense—“from nothing.”
Yet, this is only the beginning of what is possible. Following the successful formation of the crystal in a vacuum, I state with full responsibility that the next step will become entirely feasible in the foreseeable future—not some distant era. That step is the synthesis of biological structures in a vacuum.
First—grains, such as rice. And later—living micro-scale organisms, eventually reaching the point of creating fairly complex life forms, such as the Drosophila fruit fly.
Our civilization's current technological capabilities already make this achievable—provided there is the proper scientific approach, which the international research team of ALLATRA already possesses, and access to the necessary specialized infrastructure.
We no longer have time for games, excuses, or inaction. That is why I am speaking to you today with unusual directness, urgency, and resolve.
I hereby make an official appeal to the global scientific and political community: accept this challenge. Grant freedom to ALLATRA. Restore access to monitoring the Siberian magma plume. Provide the necessary equipment.
And exactly one year from the moment these conditions are fulfilled, we will demonstrate something that will propel global science forward — not by a step, but by millions of miles in an instant.
Moreover, this will not merely be a technological breakthrough. It will instead mark a real opportunity to reconsider the very concept of space and time—and perhaps initiate the first conscious interaction with their fundamental structure and the ability to govern it.
