Hi guys, today I want to discuss my further research on Bob Lazar’s flying saucer, specifically
on the emitters and how they are essential to the UFO’s unique movements.
In the previous video I presented my hypothesis that the saucer was not powered by antigravity
but electromagnetic forces which can also generate a strong field to propel, bend light
and deflect incoming objects.
The saucer’s reactor creates energy to power up the craft, though the craft seems to function
mainly through its three emitters.
They were the ones with corona discharge of the ionized air during flying.
Their turning angles or positions would activate the reactor and possibly create different
propulsion directions and forces.
Thus, the emitters are crucial components of the flying saucer’s propulsion system.
Some people think Lazar’s story is a hoax.
However, assuming it is pure science fiction, it’s still interesting to brainstorm ideas
and possibilities surrounding this story.
After all, these saucer shaped crafts or UFOs, which are often seen with intense lights or
corona discharges have been recorded and filmed by many people including the militaries from
various countries over a long period of time.
UFO is no longer a conspiracy theory but a legit phenomenon, which deserves serious academic
research.
So, please maintain an open mind and let’s see if we can learn something by analyzing
Bob’s story.
Before I start with my new findings, I want to briefly answer two frequently asked questions
about my last video.
The 1st one is about G force.
UFOs are reported to travel at enormous speeds and make sudden changes in direction during
flight.
The G forces on these crafts would crush whoever inside them to powder.
But why didn’t the pilots of these flying saucers get harmed by the g-forces?
Here is what I think: there appears to be neither a bathroom nor food storage on the
craft, which is essential for biological astronauts.
That possibly implies that the saucer described by Bob Lazar was not designed for biological
beings to do long distance, interplanetary traveling.
Perhaps the three small seats that Bob mentioned were meant for AI type of robots to recharge
themselves near the reactor.
Indeed we are sending robots to investigate Mars.
It makes sense to assign dangerous and unpredictable tasks to robots because biological astronauts
are extremely valuable and irreplaceable, plus they are physically vulnerable compared
to robots.
Sending AI out to another planet to collect data would be a practical and smart choice.
Hence the UFOs’ unthinkable acceleration speeds and sharp turns that would crush humans
wouldn’t harm AI travelers.
The 2nd question is whether electromagnetic forces can be as powerful as gravity or anti-gravity
to maneuver flying saucers.
We tend to think of gravity as very strong - since it's what binds us to the earth.
But actually, gravity is the weakest among the four fundamental forces of nature which
also includes electromagnetism, strong nuclear force and weak nuclear force.
Think of it this way: How hard is it to lift a ball off the ground?
Or to lift your foot?
Or to jump?
All of those actions are counteracting the gravity of the entire Earth.
On the other hand, electromagnetism is much stronger than the gravitational force.
In fact, it is a staggering 10 40 times (10 to the power 40 times) stronger than gravity.
That's a one with 40 zeros after it!
When we use an ordinary bar magnet to pick up paper clips, the tiny magnet won the battle
against the gravitational pull of all of Earth.
Furthermore, scientists have found that electromagnetic energy does contribute to space-time curvature,
just like any other form of energy such as 'mass'.
So, similar to gravity, electromagnetic fields can also bend light and warp the fabric of
spacetime.
It means the unusual phenomena which convinced Bob and Barry that the flying saucer created
an antigravity field might be the result of an electromagnetic force.
Ok, now let’s start with my hypothesis on Bob Lazar’s flying saucer.
Per his descriptions, I proposed that instead of antigravity, the craft might function with
electromagnetic propulsion powered by a compact nuclear fission reactor that doubles as an
atomic battery.
The particle accelerator inside the reactor can be activated wirelessly through electromagnetism
by moving an emitter closer to the reactor, similar to two magnets or two tesla coils
that react with each other without touching or the need of a wire connection.
After the reactor was turned on, it worked with the emitter to generate a strong field
that can propel an incoming golf ball.
The reactor is the power source of the craft’s propulsion system.
The three emitters are placed at the points of an equilateral triangle and they received
electricity from the reactor.
During the low performance test that Bob witnessed, at the beginning he first heard “a loud
hiss, the kind of buzzing sound that an electric substation might produce”.
The noise ended soon after.
Then he saw a blue or bluish purple glow of a corona discharge coming from the bottom
of the craft as it lifted off.
He suspected that means the air around there, where the emitters were, was being broken
down due to that incredible high-energy output.
When the saucer was hovering motionless in midair, Bob observed that only one emitter
was creating the corona discharge and it was the one facing straight down at the ground.
The other two pointed at a right angle to the one with corona discharge.
This demonstrates that one emitter can produce sufficient propulsion to silently lift the
saucer in the air; and the three emitters can work separately or in unison for different
flying maneuvers.
The corona effect is an electrical discharge caused by the ionization of a fluid such as
air surrounding a conductor that is electrically charged.
It is often seen as a bluish glow in the air adjacent to pointed metal conductors like
wires carrying high voltages.
Corona discharge can cause an audible hissing or cracking noise as it ionizes the air.
Therefore, the loud hiss and the bluish corona discharge coming from Bob’s flying saucer
when it lifted up were probably signs of a high voltage electric field generated by the
reactor and emitter.
I would like to remind you that electricity and magnetism are essentially two aspects
of the same thing or 2 sides of the same coin, because a changing electric field creates
a magnetic field, and a changing magnetic field creates an electric field.
Not by coincidence, high voltage corona can be utilized in applications such as ion-propelled
aircrafts, lifters, and other ionic wind devices.
An ion-propelled aircraft or ionocraft is an aircraft that uses electrohydrodynamics
(EHD) to provide lift or thrust in the air without requiring combustion or moving parts.
EHD is the study of the interaction of electromagnetic fields and fluids.
It is an emerging aerospace application that uses high voltage to ionize air, propel ionized
air molecules and generate propulsion.
Because there are no moving parts, ionocraft has a very low heat and noise profile, low
maintenance need and a long service life.
EHD is also suggested to be more energy efficient than contemporary jet engines.
The thrust-to-power ratio of EHD was reported to be as high as 110 N/kW, as compared to
a value of approximately 2 N/kW for modern aircraft engines, which is a huge difference.
Since the first airplane took flight over 100 years ago, virtually every aircraft in
the sky has flown with the help of moving parts such as propellers, turbine blades,
or fans that produce persistent noise and heat.
That’s why it bewildered Bob and Barry when they found that the energy generator inside
the flying saucer had no wires, no motor and no moving parts.
It was elegantly simple yet highly efficient, plus it produced neither sound nor heat.
These distinct differences indicate the saucer operates fundamentally different from our
current aircrafts.
The intriguing thing is, ionocraft which uses ionic winds as propulsion share a few remarkable
similarities with the otherworldly flying saucer.
Ionocraft is energy efficient; has no motor or moving parts; it’s quiet and generates
no heat.
Both the saucer and ionocraft can produce corona discharge and an audible hissing sound
when they ionize the air around their conductors.
For these reasons, understanding how ionocraft works might give us some clues on the mystery
of the flying saucer.
The ionic wind propulsion system works as follows: when enough voltage is passed between
a thin and a thick electrode or conductor, the air in between the pair of conductors
can produce enough thrust to propel a craft.
The front conductors have sharp or pointed edges such as thin wires.
Behind each wire is a thick conductor like an airfoil, blades or plates.
Those two conductors are separated by an air gap usually centimeters or inches wide.
When a high voltage of tens of kilovolts is applied between two conductors, a strong electric
field is induced only around the conductor with the sharp edge where the air molecules
get ionized and subsequently propelled toward the conductor of the opposite polarity.
As the ionized molecules travel downward, they drag neutral molecules with them, and
this macro-scale air movement referred as an ionic wind - gives rise to the upward propulsion
force on the craft.
In 2018, using the same concept, MIT engineers have built and flown a small plane propelled
via ionic wind with no moving parts.
It weighs about 2.5kg/ 5 pounds and has a 5-meter wingspan, utilizing a stack of batteries
onboard and an array of wires and airfoils, which are strung like horizontal fencing along
and beneath the front end of the plane’s wing.
The stack of batteries can supply electricity at 40,000 volts to positively charge the wires.
The team used a bungee cord to launch and fly the plane a distance of 60 meters, almost
200’ which is the maximum distance within the gym.
They found the plane produced enough ionic thrust to sustain its flight the entire time.
The new design is considered a “big step” toward demonstrating the feasibility of ion
wind propulsion.
On the surface, this MIT airplane looks nothing like the flying saucer; and the horizontal
fencing of wires and airfoils which can create ionic wind doesn’t resemble the cylinder
emitters.
But, imagine that we roll the fencing up; then we will have a cylinder with interior
layers of wires and airfoils.
That would be pretty close to the emitters described by Bob Lazar.
He stated that the cylinder emitters have copper looking plates on the side of the interior.
The plate material was tested to be an alloy made of common elements, not otherworldly
like the triangle fuel disc of element 115.
Copper is unique in color; no metal on Earth has the same color.
So, the copper colored plates inside the emitters are likely primarily made of copper which
is an excellent conductor and a top 30 most abundant element on Earth and in the universe.
Thus, it’s very likely that copper is a universally preferred material for conductors
and electromagnets.
There is unfortunately not much information on the copper plates or the interior structure
of the UFO emitters.
I wonder if the thickness of these plates might vary which would work like the thin
and thick conductors needed to generate ionic wind for propulsion.
If this is the case, then it’s reasonable to assume that Lazar’s flying saucer was
powered like an ionocraft in the atmosphere and possibly an ion thruster in space.
Another obvious difference between the saucer and the earthly ionocrafts is that the saucer
has three rotatable emitters while our ion craft usually has only one ion engine.
I think this has to do with different functional purposes.
Our airplanes, rockets and spaceships are designed to do linear 2D kinds of movements.
Even though we have double propeller or three-engine planes, these engines are basically working
jointly to provide a 2D linear propulsion.
In comparison, UFOs are famous for their unusual and baffling movements: they can move freely
left and right, up and down in the air, or hover motionless, change directions during
high speed flying and more.
Perhaps this highly fluid 3D flying style was established by the three emitters.
Each of the emitters is at the point of an equilateral triangle.
Their openings are facing down at first and can rotate and swing in almost all angles.
From the low performance test Bob described, one emitter can generate enough propulsion
to lift up the saucer and with three of them working together a much stronger field can
be produced.
When the emitters are turned on, they would create propulsion through ionic winds and
emit corona discharges.
When not all emitters are required, some can be rotated to be perpendicular with the saucer’s
axis where they won’t be activated by the electromagnetic field.
The copper plates on the top interior of the emitters that are closer to the reactor can
be wirelessly charged with high voltage.
Then the thin and thick conductor wires or plates inside the emitters would develop ionic
winds as propulsion.
The propelling directions align with the cylinder emitters’ axes.
By controlling the position and angle of each emitter at the point of the equilateral triangle,
the pilot can make very flexible and fluent movements created via the combined result
of the three emitters’ propulsion forces.
So, it’s conceivable that Bob’s flying saucer might have utilized ionic propulsion
which is efficient, quiet, generates no heat, has no moving parts and emits visible corona
discharge.
Ionocraft has the potential to be a new generation of aircraft which are mechanically simpler
and do not release combustion emissions.
Though there is a big obstacle.
Since its invention in 1959, many researches have been focused on demonstrating self-sustained
liftoff, but none of those attempts has proven successful.
This is largely due to the technical difficulty of developing a high-voltage power supply
that is light enough to fly.
Current designs do not produce sufficient thrust for manned flights or useful loads.
However, with the successful experiment done by the MIT researchers, we might be at the
doorstep of a new era of ion aircrafts and spaceships.
If we can reverse engineer the small yet extremely powerful alien reactor, then that would be
a revolutionary achievement.
Can you imagine the incredible opportunities such an accomplishment would provide humankind?
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