NASA

I'm glad you brought that up because we go through NASA's innovative,

And NASA did an experiment where they survived 18 months in the vacuum of space.

but in NASA's program,

NASA has funded this.

You have this guy, Sonny White, out here who's at NASA Eagle Works, and he claims that he can power up 1.5 kilovolts microchip with the Casimir effect.

And NASA had told him, I'm just telling you what he told me.

And he said that NASA had gave him very explicit directions to sleep because they'd been up essentially for three days to get to the moon.

We're putting our suits on, told NASA, put their suits on and they went to the surface of the moon.

I don't think he told NASA about it at the time.

I brought this up with a guy who's a physicist and he knows everything about NASA.

And other people were just like, yeah, well, just another day at the office at NASA.

He said it was, they didn't want to bring it to the attention too much to NASA, but they were asking, like, where is this one thing jettisoned?

When the NASA material scientist behind a breakthrough rocket engine alloy

She was a NASA

and NASA contracts,

including NASA's

And if that doesn't fully vindicate Brown's aerospace legacy, here's an official 2004 NASA Marshall Space Flight Center patent under a senior engineer named John Campbell for a barrel-shaped asymmetrical capacitor.

But there are two other possibilities with this NASA paper.

Number one is that the Air Force and contractors like Lockheed and Northrop know a lot more than NASA.

Number two is that NASA was playing dumb.

You see, in 2003, right before they filed their Townsend Brown-related patents, NASA announced through an article in The Guardian that it would be ending its breakthrough physics and gravity manipulation efforts.

i've made in this whole townsend brown saga tyler from diana's book is a nasa mission controller named

that literally the the nasa contract with spacex to get to the moon uh-huh involves like 10 of these

is a NASA mission controller

the NASA contract

And then there were 10, 10 missing scientists tied to NASA and Los Alamos found either dead

I surprise Bob with a scientist at NASA who's doing his own experiments on antigravity.

just interviewed the lead electrostatic scientist at nasa dr charles buehler who talks about something

dr charles buehler at nasa has taken brown's experiments to the next level with modern instruments

nasa he's the incoming president of the american electrostatic society and he's contributed two

interesting moment in history because we have a man who reverse engineered ufos and then we have a nasa

started to apply extensively to washington she got a job as a nasa contractor and uh i found uh uh my

a NASA rocket scientist, disappeared while hiking with friends in California just four days before