I still don't know about Lazar, but it's good to see UFOs/UAPs becoming mainstream and a subject of serious discussion.
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I guess it is possible that Lazar just had some hair-brained theory that the engine used 115 to warp space time, and he was wrong.Here is why I think Lazar could be full of shit. Why should an element with an atomic weight of 115 somehow possess anti gravitational properties? It is just an element with more protons and neutrons. It doesn’t make any damned sense that as depicted in his alleged cloud chamber footage the element would somehow warp space time. He is a very polished con artist, but that part is pretty dumb, and anyone who believes it could have a gullibility problem.
It appears that the report, based on a preview from The New York Times, is that:
- We can't prove they are spaceships.
- They aren't ours.
- We can't figure out what they are.
U.S. Finds No Evidence of Alien Technology in Flying Objects, but Can’t Rule It Out, Either (Published 2021)
A new report concedes that much about the observed phenomena remains difficult to explain, including their acceleration, as well as ability to change direction and submerge.www.nytimes.com
Do you really think there have only been 129 incidents in the past 20 years? Obviously this "task force" is being kept out of the loop. And let me guess. Some skeptic will whittle these down to maybe a half dozen, and then claim they could be explained too if we just had more data.Which just shows that the headline is misleading. The Washington Post had a more accurate one.