Thanks to Jesse Michels (@AlchemyAmerican) for my first “joint appearance” with @joerogan and @iamnickcook as we all speculate about the deployment of the Biefeld-Brown effect in the B2 Stealth Bomber. The freeze frame that YouTube delivered with the embed above would not have been my fist choice, but I do think the word ‘plausible’ […]
In the original, unedited manuscript of the Townsend Brown biography – published in 2009 as Defying Gravity: The Parallel Universe of T. Townsend Brown – Chapter 76 – FTM, picks up the story the morning after the ‘Operation Peacock’ raid on the Decker compound near Philadelphia in the fall of 1966. (TMWMG Chapter 85). Much
The topic of… the possibility of… time travel… is a recurring theme throughout the Townsend Brown saga. In The Man Who Mastered Gravity, the connection is first introduced in Chapter 20: Gravity & Electricity, Space & Time (Notes from the Rabbit Hole #5). After a prior description of Townsend Brown’s experiments to produce synthetic gravitational fields
The expression ‘Quantum Mechanics’ and its countless variations are on a lot of minds and tongues these days thanks to the release of Oppenheimer last month to both critical acclaim and box office success. One of the more common variations/themes that emerges from the study of quantum physics is ‘Quantum Entanglement‘ – what Einstein described
Quantum Entanglement =
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The possibility of Time Travel is one of the recurring themes of the Townsend Brown story. For example, consider this scene from Biscayne Bay – Chapter 31 of The Man Who Mastered Gravity. Morgan is sitting with Dr. Brown at his ‘Remote Lab’ in Homestead, Florida over the Christmas break in 1965: “The next evening, or early
Time travel is most interesting when it’s explored via long-form narratives, and these TV shows did time travel better than the rest. Source: The 10 Best TV Shows About Time Travel, Ranked – whatNerd
Or plutonium. Or oil or gas or coal or even solar, for that matter. All we need to do is ‘bottle a star.’ This is the last scene in the original “Back To The Future” movie, released in 1985. It is no coincidence that Doc Brown (🤔?) is running his DeLorean time machine
You might not understand this right now but… We found clear evidence of deviations at four locations: Fish Hotel, Lyford Cay, White Hole, near Nassau* Dogleg Reef, near Marathon, in South Florida In the course of our dives, we recorded precise figures for what the compass readings were as compared to what they normally should
“Change” is coming in the realms of science, too: So Happy New Year, everybody.
(updated 221121) …and George W. Bush is just the Comissioner of Baseball…or, at least, these are among the possibilities that some leading physicists postulate might live among an infinite number of parallel universes. A recent episode of The History Channel’s “The Universe” series explores the same concepts that we dance around here in our own
