Tonight on DMR .. Dr. John Brandenburg

[Decker]

We have all heard the phrase "wow, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to * whatever". Well, have you ever spoken to a "rocket scientist?" Tonight you can if you join me and Dr. John Brandenberg on Dark Matters Radio! We will be discussing Dr. Brandenbergs new book, "Beyond Einstein's Unified Field."

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[Wade]

Mr. gravity modification man ! Can't wait for this one.Me Like !

 

[bbridges]

We have all heard the phrase "wow, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to * whatever". Well, have you ever spoken to a "rocket scientist?" Tonight you can if you join me and Dr. John Brandenberg on Dark Matters Radio! We will be discussing Dr. Brandenbergs new book, "Beyond Einstein's Unified Field."

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Now, if we can follow up with an interview of the team that built the TR3B,or whatever that thing is called...

 

[ALPHA ROMEO UNIFORM]

Got the book and will read it . Don , I listen to it in the archives and look forward to it man.

 

[Goggs Mackay]

For some people, the interest in Ufology might be personal - believing you have had a sighting and investigating cos of that - or the interest might be about the possibility of life and other civilisations.
There is a multitude of reasons for people to be interested in UFOs. My interest in the subject is pretty much down to an interest that UFOs could be physical indicators that it is indeed possible to control mass, inertia and gravity to a degree that makes our own travelling abilities woefully inadequate by comparison.

I get a buzz just thinking sometime in the future a Star Trek-like humanity are out there meeting new life. I do realise that as Stephen Hawking has warned, meeting aliens could be our downfall.
There may be little approaching morality in other intelligent life-forms. Remember in 'V', the reptilian humanoids just looked at us as a food source.

The fact of the matter is though, if we humans discover how to cheat distance and travel the galaxy, you can guarantee that we would use such an ability. If the ability is feasible, we will find it sooner or later. Point is, I say there is a good chance that almost anything can be manipulated in this universe.
In a very short time, man is looking at things so small it was inconceivable only recently that that would even be possible. We do seem capable of making quantum leaps in knowledge so why would that stop?