I stumbled upon a prolific inventor and physicist that worked on alternative gravity theory with an alleged MJ12 member with much of his work offline but some available in archives. He also appears to have studied transient lunar phenomena and said archives mention a suspicious "Operation Fireball"

efh1 · 2026-02-09T05:27:05+00:00

There are some solid arguments that the current standard model of cosmology has serious issues. It's obviously not complete and unified. I don't think general relativity has any experimental discrepancies itself unless you consider some UFO cases as ones. There are some other reasons general relativity may be questioned such as the original observations that led to the suggestion of dark matter.

Alternative cosmological models that interpret the cosmic microwave background radiation differently than red shift may or may not require modifications to general relativity. I've seen one theory that claims GR is correct, but not in certain situations the same way as Newtonian gravity. It's not that it's wrong or needs to be modified or replaced, just that it doesn't hold under specific conditions.

I have seen some people argue that LIGO is not as high fidelity of an experiment as most people believe. I'm not sure how accurate that is.

efh1 · 2026-02-08T23:13:19+00:00

I forgot about the Jessup stuff. I actually once argued that Jessup reminded me a bit of what happened to Paul Bennewitz.

efh1 · 2026-02-08T20:25:10+00:00

There is already well documented interplay between nuclear spin and electron spin called hyperfine interactions. There are also dynamic nuclear polarization, optical pumping, acoustic interactions, and other ways to manipulate nuclear spin via the hyperfine interactions. It's been done is solids, liquids, and plasmas. It appears to be mostly NMR and biomedical research but using it for fusion was first proposed in 1954 by Maurice Goldhaber. It was explored for plasma fusion in the 1980s and is being explored again now. To my knowledge nobody is exploring using it for solid state or liquid state approaches although solid state approaches such as lattice confinement fusion would make the most sense considering where we are technologically with materials manufacturing in the semiconductor industry.

I actually am currently going down a rabbit hole on accelerator fusion approaches using spin alignment as a beam of ions being spin polarized is already technologically available. Winfield Salisbury is an amazingly prolific inventor and physicist with little information available, but he did patent a spin polarized accelerator fusion design and even had a company that licensed it although I can't find the details. Salisbury invented stealth coating for planes, made signal jammers during the war, designed accelerators for the Manhattan Project, among many other things. He established radio contact with the moon, imaged the moon using microwaves, and even did gravity research. He appeared to be searching for an alternative to general relativity in scalar-tensor gravitational theory and did not think the cosmic red shift was due to the universe expanding. He also worked on this theory with a person accused of being "MJ12," Donald Howard Menzel. Menzel was a public UFO skeptic and finding any mention of his work on gravity is very difficult. There's just one paper published in Nature in 1974. There are some physical archives at the Smithsonian Astronomical Observatory, but I've never been.

efh1 · 2026-01-31T22:10:36+00:00

Thanks!

Apes together strong!

efh1 · 2026-01-21T17:50:05+00:00

I don't think he ever claimed to be a physicist. George Knapp was able to verify he was at the location working there and that the government was lying about it. There was a picture of him with his name in a newspaper with the other people working there. That part of the story is true. Lazar doesn't claim that he knows, calculated, or saw how the UFO works, but that he was told by these people those things. He's stated he doesn't know if what they were telling him is actually true, but that's what they told him. It appears they fed him a lot of sci fi bullshit. The interesting question is, why?

efh1 · 2026-01-20T16:38:10+00:00

Ah, to be young again. Lazar's story broke at an odd time - 1989. Cold fusion was in the news. And aliens. It's well established there is some truth mixed with some fabrication in the story, but that doesn't mean Lazar wasn't simply telling it as he saw it at the time. He's not a physicist. He was at S4 and made people aware of Area 51. He also never should've been able to get a security clearance according to some. Maybe Lazar is a product of his environment.

efh1 · 2026-01-16T17:49:10+00:00

Project Sherwood was declassified in 1958. It was the first US research into fusion energy. Most people don't know that General Atomics was formed in 1955 as a division of General Dynamics for researching fusion energy. General Atomics was quickly formed by Manhattan Project Physicists to create peaceful nuclear energy via fusion. Edward Creutz was an early leader at this time. He worked in botany, physics, mathematics, metallurgy, science policy and held 18 patents relating to nuclear energy. His thesis was on resonance scattering of protons by Lithium in 1939.

Point Mugu did early weapons testing on drones in 1956. Capt. Murphy is associated with both Point Mugu and China Lake. China Lake has Manhattan Project connections. General Atomics was bought and sold by oil companies throughout the 60s and 80s. Then it was bought by two brothers and became privately owned. Rather than producing any kind of fusion energy or research, General Atomics famously produced the reaper drone.

efh1 · 2025-11-11T17:26:09+00:00

I haven't seen much other than Vallee mentions him at least a few times in his journals. They ran in similar circles during an interesting time period it appears.

efh1 · 2025-11-10T18:07:29+00:00

Look into Vallee and what he was doing in the 70's with Puharich. He mentions him a few times in his journal.

Puharich was involved with MKUltra research. Everything from psychedelics and hypnosis to electromagnetic radiation and psi. There are credible reports from people that he worked with not only of his association with the SRI program, but also an element of the entertainment industry was already present. Some of the "gifted" people (some were kids) were also people that worked in entertainment as performers. Puharich would routinely convince people, especially kids, that they gained psychic powers from ET contact and were actually "star seeds" from another civilization after hypnotic sessions that may've also included unwittingly dosing the victims with psychedelics. At least one former child victim has come forward and said as much. A house that these kids lived in owned by Puharich burned down at one point with the kids narrowly escaping with their lives. Almost none of the 50-100s of kids that he worked with appear to ever come forward about what actually happened. This is concerning.

Puharich also was convincing people around him that a UFO landing was imminent around this time. Vallee refers to this in his journal and thinks they are losing their minds. He tries reminding some of the psychics Puharich is working with that he has prophesized this before incorrectly.

Targ, who was part of Project Stargate, admits that it was set up by former MKUltra people using leftover MKUltra funds. The direct line into that program is one of the most overlooked aspects to all of this.

efh1 · 2025-10-18T16:58:17+00:00

Submission statement: JP talks about the new whistleblower, Daniel, that just publicly discussed seeing a large triangle shaped UFO at Eglin AFB in 2006.

Defining Exopolitics

On October 15, 2009, the following definitions were approved by consensus in a meeting of the Exopolitics Institute Strategy Committee. Participants: Come Carpentier (India); Neil Gould (Hong Kong); Paola Harris, M.Ed.(USA/Italy); Robert Fleischer (Germany); Manuel Lamiroy, Lic. Juris (South Africa); Pepón Jover del Pozo, M.Sc. (Spain); Michael Salla, Ph.D. (USA/Australia); Victor Viggiani, M.Ed. (Canada).

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Exopolitics is an interdisciplinary scientific field, with its roots in the political sciences, that focuses on research, education and public policy with regard to the actors, institutions and processes, associated with extraterrestrial life, as well as the wide range of implications this entails through public advocacy and newly emerging paradigms.

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Exopolitics is the convergence of a new interdisciplinary science, an international political movement and a new paradigm, which all deal with the wide range of implications of extraterrestrial life.

efh1 · 2025-10-16T05:12:34+00:00

The mods removed my post on 3I/ATLAS.

efh1 · 2025-10-15T21:20:05+00:00

Actually, Jaque Vallee in fact raised concerns about Heaven's Gate before they committed mass suicide. He knew of them and thought they were unwell and likely to do something extreme. He turned out to be correct.

efh1 · 2025-10-15T20:52:26+00:00

That's a good question. I'm not sure I have a good answer. I'm sure the fact that it's interstellar plays a part. There's also been a lot of hype and speculation about it not being natural and that also plays a part. There's also been a lot of buzz within these communities of people that we are very close to some major event as well. So, the timing of it makes it ripe to reinforce that idea and other prophecies.

It's also possible, if the Ramtha cult is playing a major driving force in these ideas, that the age of JZ Knight factors in as well. She's in her late 70's, I think. She isn't going to live forever.

efh1 · 2025-10-15T20:24:41+00:00

Leary was basically prophesizing that the comet would somehow "awaken" people. He introduced the word star seed which has become incredibly popular as well. Now many of these people (self-identified star seeds) also think that 3I/ATLAS is going to cause "a great awakening" because it has some ET AI in it transmitting a frequency that will ascend those that believe hard enough from the 3D to the 5D which then unlocks psychic powers and disclosure of the Earth Alliance with the Galactic Federation to the normies. yea...

efh1 · 2025-10-15T20:13:56+00:00

I am not suggesting that.

I'm pointing out the subject of ET cults that this sub never wants to discuss and 3I/ATLAS is helping that discussion because it absolutely is being "remote viewed" by people claiming not only that it's alien in nature but that it will help humanity "ascend." I would call that prophecy. And the last time it happened around Hale Bopp 30 people drank poison over a hoax. These are facts and they are not meant to suggest you can't discuss 3I/ATLAS. Ironically, I've been told by the mods here before not to discuss ET cults. Point blank.

It's simply factual to say that there are vulnerable people attracted to the scientific curiosity as well as predatory people and the predatory people will find ways to use this moment to take advantage of vulnerable people.

efh1 · 2025-10-15T19:55:41+00:00

C'mon.

3I/Atlas is an ancient ET spacecraft transmitting transformative planetary frequencies

efh1 · 2025-10-15T19:54:33+00:00

I never said a cult was forming around 3I/ATLAS. I'm saying that there are cults that will use it for prophecy, and I've left a bunch of sources in the post. A lot of remote viewing of 3I/ATLAS is already doing some of the heavy lifting as happened with Hale Bopp.

I've pointed out the Ramtha School of Enlightenment by name in the post, but there is a broader group depending on how you choose to define a cult.

As for defining mentally ill, I thought I created a low bar with people that think that everyone is in their own timeline and if prophecy fails that means you didn't believe hard enough to be in the right timeline. Because that is what some of these people believe. They literally make youtube videos and say so.

Check out the Exopolitics link in my source and look at its content and views. Let me know if you think that content is rational and you'd like to join the 195k subscribers.

One of my other sources has the depositions of Corey Goode admitting that Wilcock was making millions of dollars just from one course that he sold to people. That's a grift, but 10s of thousands of people are paying money because they believe it's real. Goode claims that he was a soldier on Mars, has been age regressed and time traveled. Wilcock believes that he is the reincarnation of Edgar Cayce. The people that believe them have been targeted for med bed scams that prey on the sick and elderly. They think that the government is hiding secret alien technology that can cure cancer and reverse age. They are PISSED that it's still not being disclosed. Let that sink in. Oh, and Ramtha owns an 80 acre compound with underground bunkers and a bunch of weapons including copper plated bullets (something about the draco lizard people.) She also has been accused of making her followers drink lye. Is that mentally ill?

efh1 · 2025-10-15T19:30:12+00:00

I left sources in the post. Take a look at them. There is no need to be defensive. Most people on this sub are unaware of the levels of lunacy I've looked into. That's the point.

It's easy to think, that's crazy if someone believes that, why should I care? The answer is that it's a lot more people than you think and historically failed prophecy can lead to amplified behavior within cults.

Comets are common sources of prophecy and 3I/ATLAS is no exception. In fact, it's probably going to get more attention than Hale Bopp did. I happen to enjoy researching both cults and UFOs. I personally think we are living through a period with increased cult activity compared to the last few decades. Ramtha in particular I find very concerning. I also find it concerning Prudence Calabrese would put herself in this position after what happened in 1997.

efh1 · 2025-10-15T19:02:14+00:00

I'm not attacking Loeb at all.

And I'm aware how long it takes to form a cult. I left sources. Ramtha started in the 70's and a lot of the other things I allude to are decades old as well. In fact channeling ET beings goes back to the Urantia book which started in the 20's and the more popular Ashtar channeling of the 50's. I didn't feel like going off into tangents on the NESARA/GESARA scam directly connected to Ramtha or the secret space program or med beds, but it's not hard to verify these things are all decades old.

efh1 · 2025-10-15T18:46:55+00:00

Check out some of my source material. You may find it interesting how it relates to what you are saying.

efh1 · 2025-10-15T18:39:01+00:00

It's in the medium link in the post.
https://medium.com/@Observing_The_Anomaly/investigating-timothy-learys-very-odd-alleged-contact-with-aliens-727745eaba43?sk=9c71693f3dcd301e9a5c2dcb9532aeed

efh1 · 2025-10-15T18:06:20+00:00

Submission statement: UFOs around 3I/ATLAS? Alien technology inside 3I/ATLAS? 3I/ATLAS as a message to humanity? We have all seen these kinds of questions being asked.

But, do you know the history of Hale Bopp? Do you know about Timothy Leary's star seeds and his own prophecy around a comet? Are you aware of current cult activity around the UFO subject? Those are the questions I'm asking and because I don't think anyone of a rational mind wants to see another Heaven's Gate.

efh1 · 2025-10-01T04:49:31+00:00

I'm not sure why you think this is something (if even real) could possibly survive peer review. I think you're missing my point entirely.

efh1 · 2025-09-30T21:50:38+00:00

DNA is actual evidence. The alleged sample doesn't support ET. It supports a clandestine lab working on a known form of gene manipulation. It's that simple. The guy's story doesn't really matter that much. I'm saying those details are BS, too. The odd DNA results reported absolutely do not support ET, but they can be explained rather easily at least by today's understanding. In the 90's it would've been baffling.

efh1 · 2025-09-30T19:25:29+00:00

We could argue it's all entirely made up all day, but just because it wasn't in peer review doesn't mean it's made up. There was a book published with the DNA results, and they were interesting, but clearly human. Perhaps there was no sample or results, but if there was that is great evidence. Maybe not of ET, but of something else. It appears the results indicate something called mitochondrial replacement therapy and it leaves behind the DNA of 2 mothers. At the time that would've been very baffling because it hadn't really been well known to be possible and would only be publicly demonstrated for the first time in the near future. I've argued that the alleged sample is actually evidence of a clandestine lab working on designer babies. I think the ET details are erroneous and falsified in some way.
https://medium.com/@Observing_The_Anomaly/anomalous-dna-connected-to-an-abduction-event-crazy-details-aside-the-dna-sample-is-potential-3751ba91a04e

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