Has anyone read Paul Hill's Unconventional Flying Objects? If so, what are your thoughts?
Here is a fascinating article on the man and his work.
Here is a fascinating article on the man and his work.
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Paul R. Hill - Unconventional Flying Objects
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Graphimancer
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That article is really good. As far as terrestrial movement goes, he was probably onto someothing, and it would have been really interesting to turn him loose with his own study group and financing.
As far as space flight goes, I suspect craft use space/time folding, or some variation of the space compression in front/space decompression in back. In other words, star drives are probably a separate system from terrestrial drives.
It would have interesting to hear this man talk, I imagine.
As far as space flight goes, I suspect craft use space/time folding, or some variation of the space compression in front/space decompression in back. In other words, star drives are probably a separate system from terrestrial drives.
It would have interesting to hear this man talk, I imagine.
spookyparadigm
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Does anybody know the deal with UFODNA? It seems to have come out of nowhere, and is kind of awesome.