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Well, to be fair, some fairly recent developments have pointed the way to manipulating specific components of the stress-energy tensor and the electromagnetic stress-energy tensor in the manner required for gravitational field propulsion, so they’re not completely groping in the dark. But the road from theory to application is daunting.

Perhaps they’ve learned something from the recovered materials we’ve heard about. Hal Puthoff worked as a contractor with the AATIP, and he’s close to Bigelow, so if they learned anything really useful about quantum gravity and its application to materials science, then he would know. And he’s on the board of To The Stars Academy.

So you don’t need to outsmart the top geniuses in the field of quantum gravity if the answers you’re looking for literally fall from the sky and end up undergoing a thorough scientific analysis in the lab. I know that sounds crazy, but that’s basically the story we’ve been told.

<blockquote data-quote="Thomas R Morrison" data-source="post: 267488" data-attributes="member: 7579">Well, to be fair, some fairly recent developments have pointed the way to manipulating specific components of the stress-energy tensor and the electromagnetic stress-energy tensor in the manner required for gravitational field propulsion, so they’re not completely groping in the dark.&nbsp; But the road from theory to application is daunting.Perhaps they’ve learned something from the recovered materials we’ve heard about.&nbsp; Hal Puthoff worked as a contractor with the AATIP, and he’s close to Bigelow, so if they learned anything really useful about quantum gravity and its application to materials science, then he would know.&nbsp; And he’s on the board of To The Stars Academy.So you don’t need to outsmart the top geniuses in the field of quantum gravity if the answers you’re looking for literally fall from the sky and end up undergoing a thorough scientific analysis in the lab.&nbsp; I know that sounds crazy, but that’s basically the story we’ve been told.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thomas R Morrison, post: 267488, member: 7579"] Well, to be fair, some fairly recent developments have pointed the way to manipulating specific components of the stress-energy tensor and the electromagnetic stress-energy tensor in the manner required for gravitational field propulsion, so they’re not completely groping in the dark. But the road from theory to application is daunting. Perhaps they’ve learned something from the recovered materials we’ve heard about. Hal Puthoff worked as a contractor with the AATIP, and he’s close to Bigelow, so if they learned anything really useful about quantum gravity and its application to materials science, then he would know. And he’s on the board of To The Stars Academy. So you don’t need to outsmart the top geniuses in the field of quantum gravity if the answers you’re looking for literally fall from the sky and end up undergoing a thorough scientific analysis in the lab. I know that sounds crazy, but that’s basically the story we’ve been told. [/QUOTE]

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