From: ka...@kabelmail.de
Dr. Robert Wood, McDonnell Douglas Aerospace:
I have concluded that whatever the source of the propulsion
gravity control is, is the same as the source of to release energy. And once
you find one you find the other. And I also think you probably get a good
hint on how psychic things work.... listen to
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thLGknsJ2Qg
This video/interview is definitely worth watching, whether you believe in the reality of UFOs at any level, or not. In the strong sense of "alien life visiting earth from an advanced planet light-years away" - the UFO phenomenon may have no physical reality in your world-view (and it has have none in mine) but nevertheless, Dr. Wood offers an explanation of how a superconducting charged toroid would be able to defy gravity at an attainable level of field intensity. (you will need to dig a bit deeper than this video to understand what he is saying at the 8+ minute mark). IOW - even a UFO skeptic would have to agree that this kind of antigravity is ultimately provable and has arguably been demonstrated by now in some black program, given the amount of funds which has been thrown at the problem. As to whether that makes the alien-life UFO more "real" ... given the fact that the saucer geometry can contain a toroid, whereas other more (seemingly) aerodynamic geometries cannot ... well, this could be "coincidental" even if the saucer sightings go back to an era when the antigravity properties of an electrostatic object in a self-field was not known... and thus the "reality" of UFOs must go to a level deeper than physical - into the ontological question of "what is real." Is not a strong meme just as real, indeed more real, than a physical object, in terms of its ultimate influence on behavior? Is not any meme transferable without physical indicia? There is almost no doubt that the "UFO meme" is an influential reality on earth now, and even a decent probability that the meme was purposely "sent" here in a non-physical way from elsewhere. That is about as "real" as real can ever be.
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