Category: Technology UFO

  Maybe the title’s “antigravity spaceship” aim is too high (it’s a long way ’till there), but Tesla, followed by other scientists along the last century, discovered the principle of propulsion using strong electromagnetic fields. It’s not about traveling on the ground, but from the ground...

A mother ship resembling a giant football, a whirling coin-shaped disk that flashes across the sky, a diamond-shaped craft with a brilliant, mirror-like surface…   These are among the most common UFO shapes, according to veteran UFO researcher Brad Steiger, author of Mysteries of Time...

  UFOs often appear self-luminous, due to the ionization of the air around certain sections (e.g. saucers often glow at the rim) or the whole UFO, i.e. the air surrounding the UFO “lights-up” much like what happens inside a neon-lamp. This luminous ionization of air...

Flying saucers are real and are in use everywhere. It’s not impossible to make your own. In 2009, the British police used this remote control surveillance flying saucer. This Lenticular Reentry Vehicle (LRV) as a working aircraft used by the USAF. It is nuclear powered...

Basic technological principles behind field propulsion and electrogravitics These general principles will vary depending on which extraterrestrial civilization the ship belongs to. This technology takes into use natural forces like the gravitational force and electromagnetism. Propulsion is provided from fields generated by equipment inside the...

Dark Journalist and Dr. Richard Sauder Interview — Part 1 In this fascinating episode Dark Journalist Daniel Liszt interviews Underground Bases Expert Dr. Richard Sauder about his landmark book on the subject of secret underground bases, Hidden in Plain Sight. Sauder details his decade long research...

Hi, I’m Jack Shulman. I’m the head of the American Computer Company. American Computer Company is part of the Technology International Group and Bell North America group of companies. I’m also one of the owners of the group of companies. I’ve been in the computer...