Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Dr. Chance Glenn will describe a planned experiment that involves pumping a radio frequency chamber with a laser beam running through it in order to distort time/space and detect a warp signature. The experiment involves filling the chamber with ethylene glycol, which could allow Glenn to detect traces of gravitational waves, or ripples in spacetime. Glenn is working with ZC industries to identify & harness this approach to warp-drive dynamics, which can be scaled up for use in prototype propulsion systems.
Dr. Chance Glenn will describe a planned experiment that involves pumping a radio frequency chamber with a laser beam running through it in order to distort time/space and detect a warp signature. The experiment involves filling the chamber with ethylene glycol, which could allow Glenn to detect traces of gravitational waves, or ripples in spacetime. Glenn is working with ZC industries to identify & harness this approach to warp-drive dynamics, which can be scaled up for use in prototype propulsion systems.