1956

But in 1956, Jacques Corneon, a French Air Force officer and technical representative for one of France's largest aircraft companies, Sued West, facilitated Brown's experiments in a vacuum in the Montgolfier facility in Paris.

In fact, a 1956 article for Jane's Defense Weekly states,

And in 1956, he, along with Jacques Cornelion, convinced none other than Townsend Brown to come to France to prove that his experiments worked in a vacuum.

who witnessed Brown's successful experiments in a vacuum chamber in 1956 in Paris,

And it's specifically two experiments, 1956 in Paris, of which we have a witness who there's an audio recording of a deathbed confession in 2009.

But in 1956, Jacques Corneon, a French Air Force officer and technical representative for one of France's largest aircraft companies,

Now, I want to mention one thing, too, and this is just kind of an odd fact that I find interesting, is when we look at the data set, the last time we saw a correspondence between a nuclear test and a transient was March 17, 1956.

So it was like, well, what happened suddenly in 1956?

It almost looks like whatever it is was showing an intelligent interest in all things nuclear up until between 1953 and 1956.

the 60s. This was founded in 1956 by none other than Thomas Townsend Brown. I think I hear Jesse

saying that Townsend Brown's experiments worked in Paris in the Montgolfier facility in 1956.