Ex Area 51 Employee - Lets try this again, page 2
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reply posted on 6-2-2008 @ 02:29 PM by no_one817
I'm not trying to hijack anything. Let me explain why I chose to come to this thread. Very simple. You guys ahve sat through hoax after hoax, to be disappointed so many times that unless the person tells you some end of the world story that can only be ended by will smith jumping in a ufo, you wont believe the poster.

Im not claiming this for all of you. But some, and understandably, have been jaded because of hoaxers. Now Once again, you have someone offering you some elaborate story about time travel and such. I have never called his claims a hoax, but I am calling the person one. Why avoid simple answers. On my thread Ive tried to answer everything from the mundane coke machine to three orange lights on the sky( that might of been a u2u).

I have given my position, I doubt zx can even tell us when he takes a janet to gl. Yes it is a bit of an ego thing, I will admit. But not cause I want to be the only employee here. Thats not at all why. I feel that you guys should at least be privy to the facts.

Fact: I have answered every question to the best of my knowledge

Fact: I have been as open as possible with the ATS staff. Sometimes one can you scared of being caught as a nice blanket to avoid questions. You can ask our friendly mod who has been viewing this thread on my openness.

Fact: I have given my position

Fact: I don't claim to know all the juicy stuff, but has anyone thought that is because I am telling the truth? Since when is the absence of some information a guilty sentence?

Fact: I just told everyone about an incident involving a white magnum, a security breach I was made aware of as my las vacation ended. This has been verified as truth.

Fact: This person has avoided my questions every time posed to him, why?


reply posted on 6-2-2008 @ 02:33 PM by greeneyedleo
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Fact: This person has avoided my questions every time posed to him, why?


But havent you done the exact same thing to others on your thread?

Seriously, what makes you more credable then him? You have posted anything but vague answers that can be found online by anyone. Someone asked you some very specific questions that only someone who is at that facility would know. Have you answered him yet?


reply posted on 6-2-2008 @ 02:34 PM by Xcalibur254
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All he's asking for is a description of the surrounding area of GL, such as Vegas and what not. If zx worked at GL like he claims then he most likely lived in this area at some point in his life.


reply posted on 6-2-2008 @ 02:37 PM by Blaine91555
LHC Official Site Information Page.

The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is being built in a circular tunnel 27 km in circumference. The tunnel is buried around 50 to 175 m. underground. It straddles the Swiss and French borders on the outskirts of Geneva.

It planned to circulate the first beams in May 2008. First collisions at high energy are expected mid-2008 with the first results from the experiments soon after.


Guided Tour of the LHC.

LHC Machine Outreach (FAQ's)

IS IT SAFE?

Hawking says,
" What happens when the mass of the black hole eventually becomes extremely small is not quite clear, but the most reasonable guess is that it would disappear completely in a tremendous final burst of emission, equivalent to the explosion of millions of H-bombs."

"there might be primordial black holes with a very much smaller mass that were made by the collapse of irregularities in the very early stages of the universe. Such black holes would have a much higher temperature and would be emitting radiation at a much greater rate."

Why does this not apply to the LHC?
How do you *know* it is safe?

Two main reasons:

1. Theory - Hawking himself recognized that black holes radiate. Given the energy available in the LHC, if a black hole was created it would necessarily be a very small one - a micro black hole - the energy available in the collision of two LHC protons is not a lot on a cosmological scale. The black hole would evaporate almost immediately into a shower of particles.

2. Cosmic rays - Extremely high energy particles (orders of magnitude above the LHC) coming from outer space are incident on upper atmosphere where they collide with the nuclei of gas molecules. We see the showers resulting from these collisions at sea level. This is appears to be safe, so we can be confident that the LHC will be.


Not being knowledgeable in this field, I have no idea if this is sensible. The second answer seems like a guess to me?

Could you explain more about this process and why it has created such fear in you that you felt compelled to risk posting here? Please feel free to get as technical as you like. I may not understand but there are people here who will and can help explain.

Thanks for coming back by the way
I think you will find the Staff here trustworthy. Don't let the less diplomatic members disturb you. They are an important part of the process I believe.


reply posted on 6-2-2008 @ 02:38 PM by no_one817
Originally posted by greeneyedleo
reply to
post by no_one817




Fact: This person has avoided my questions every time posed to him, why?


But havent you done the exact same thing to others on your thread?

Seriously, what makes you more credable then him? You have posted anything but vague answers that can be found online by anyone. Someone asked you some very specific questions that only someone who is at that facility would know. Have you answered him yet?


I have. I believe I am much mor
e credible, I have answered FAR more questions.



reply posted on 6-2-2008 @ 02:40 PM by Digital_Reality
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Who made you the official authority to judge the authenticity of other peoples posts?

Get out of the OP's grill and just let him spill the beans and when he does then we will research it and decide for ourselves. I think he is entitled to say his piece until proven unworthy.


reply posted on 6-2-2008 @ 02:44 PM by greeneyedleo
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Deleted since it was off topic.

Sorry "C"!

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reply posted on 6-2-2008 @ 02:56 PM by xmaddness
Originally posted by no_one817

reply to
post by no_one817




I have. I believe I am much mor
e credible, I have answered FAR more questions.



Yet you have not even given this person a chance to answer any questions.



This step of creating immense gravities has been a step I knew that we were going to have to take for years in order to advance any kind of faster than light travel. Gravity is the key. Although you must realize that the gravities needed are so immense that they will cause space time to warp. That is the means to the ends of the gravity. If we can make time warp, then you have just solved the faster than light travel problem.

A long time ago I was researching ways to go faster than light. I went to the very basics and thats when it hit me. Speed is based on distance over time. Up until now, distance has been the only variable that we had to work with to vary speed. Thats when I thought, "Well what if we could make time a variable also?"

And thats when it hit me.

By making distance AND time a variable, we can achieve much greater speeds. How do you make time a variable though?

Gravitational Time Dilation.

So by creating gravity you can alter time.

Now came the next question; How do you create gravity?

Particle accelerators!

Gravity is based on mass, and as a particle accelerates towards the speed of light, its mass increases, therefor so should its gravity.

This experiment the OP claims makes absolutely perfect sense to me.

Although for it to be able to be done on a large scale, it would have to be done outside of the solar system, which was always the "limiting" factor in my mind.



It is certainly the "next step" that is needed in order to take a leap in technology.



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reply posted on 6-2-2008 @ 03:43 PM by Shadow_Lord
There are issues with this. A collision between an anti-proton and proton (or electrons for that matter) do not "rip" space/time. It releases energy. This isn't new science to us. You also cannot "tie" two explosions together using a fequency. Looking at a man-made wormhole like this has been understudy for years. The two holes must be made in very close proximity for it to work, and have enough energy to keep it running. Your suggesting using "anti-grav" devices, which you say use antigravity. Gravity itself is a very weak force in our universe. Even heat can beat out gravity. That is a flaw.

You also said "The danger: If these portals are stretched and the anti-grav devices fail it is theorised that the rip in spacetime will be too big to be dissolved by gravity and will instead become a black hole."

You do realize that gravity a major factor in what defines a black hole? You cannot create a black hole without gravity (and mass).

The LHC cannot create a black hole. The key word you left out was "mini" (which even then the standard model SUGGESTS it.) Lets look at the very worse case situation. Somehow the LHC causes all the mass on Earth to the size of a golf ball. There is still not enough mass and gravity. That LHC -> black hole concept started because the media does not understand what a black hole is. A very massive ball of "stuff" and lots off it. That "stuff" can no longer produce enough heat to stop the gravity from winning. (All our Sun is, a constant battle between heat and gravity. As the Sun cools, gravity will slowly win.) Other objects nearby will fall into it, increasing the mass/gravity until you finally get a black hole. Earth...cannot do that. Our Sun alone "might" be able to with some help from outside celestrail bodies...

Who cares about mini-blackholes. Strangelets. Reseach that.

Theoretical wormhole devices like this are talked about all the time. As soon as you see the term "but it could create a black hole"; just ignore it. Space/time isn't straight. You cannot create shortcuts from point A to point B on a flat surface. Space/time isn't really bent like a folded paper, more like a wadded up piece of paper. That is how you deal with theoretical wormholes. Dealing with it in 3 dimensional space is impossible. Faster than light travel is easier to do (mathmaticly) than wormholes. We understand how to do FTL better than wormholes. Wormholes are still theory, which may never be proven. FTL, we have some ideas. Same concept as a housefly, flying over 65mph, or even flying over MACH 1. Just need to remember, there is a huge difference between traveling faster than the speed of light, or faster than light travel. One can't be done. The other, can.

Also, The LHC is run by many countries and not under USA military control.


reply posted on 6-2-2008 @ 03:46 PM by zx4551
I have enough time to answer a few questions.

Originally posted by Michelle129
So my question would be, do you know of anyone specifically at Area 51, or other I guess high ranking military/govt officials that have posed opposition to developing this equipment or technology?

Michelle


Almost everyone I knew who was in the know was against the project (lets call it Wormhole to make things easier). Wormhole was opposed by most of the scientists, engineers and many others, the only people for it were the scientists and engineers who were so convinced that it would make the world a better place. Is it really worth potentially destroying Earth to create a device which could change everyones future for better?

Originally posted by greenfruit
I remeber in some other posts (John Titor Stuff) Him or them talking about The LHC and CERN, making small black holes etc to time travel. Is this the same technology or different.


If I'm correct in thinking that John Titor (who I think was a hoax) travelled through wormholes (portals=wormholes) then the technology could be the same.

Originally posted by Witness2008
Is there any significance to the date of the 2011-2012 schedule, possibly some advantage to its success at that date?

Thanks for coming back on board.


I think it's just a total coincidence. Who knows - maybe the people at the top may see some signifigance in the date due to 2012 supposedly being a year of "great change".

Originally posted by banyan
i know this sounds stupid, but wouldn't the scientists and/or engineers in charge of such an experiment be aware of the intense danger and cataclysmic consequences that it entails? meaning, yes, it sounds extremely fool-hardy to be doing it, but they would take radical precautions before attempting anything full-scale. the danger persists, but so does having butt-loads of nuclear weapons pointed at every nation. what do we need to be afraid of? the technology, the government, or both?


The people behind Wormhole are probably thinking behind the psychology of "If the experiment destroys Earth we wouldn't know because we will die instantly."
Very morbid, I know. But they think that if Wormhole succeeds that it will benefit the world more. But will it really benefit humanity or just people in power? What we have to be afraid of is the government using the technology.

Originally posted by Digital_Reality
reply to
post by zx4551



Just a question if you dont mind.

That is the same exact thing you posted before you left the last thread.
Did you copy it from there and paste it here or did you copy it from somewhere else and paste it here?


I originaly wrote it for my first topic and copy and pasted it over to this one.

Originally posted by Silenceisall
Welcome back:

Can I get your take on the recent "surge" of UFO sightings. Are the majority US craft?


It could be that there has been a major breakthrough in aircraft technology which could allow A51 to make fully functioning "flying saucer" type craft. Or people could be more aware of what is happening in our skies.

A daft thought is that ETs have made a breakthrough in technology and they can visit us even easier.

Originally posted by EKron

What facilities exist to currently do this experimenting in creating "immense gravity" in two separate places in the universe and doesn't it take some type of collider to smash protons together at the speed of light? Enlighten me also on how "small points of immense gravity" provide the anti-gravity to stop your rips from closing up? You say experimentation on this has already been done but than state that the first experiments will occur when the LHC comes online.

I must be so dense and close-minded that I just dont' understand?


My horrendous grammar is messing things up for me again.

The collider that will smash these particles together to create a rip in spacetime (which is basically a type of blackhole which has immense gravity) which will then be held open by anti-grav devices. These anti-grav devices will "neutralise" the immense amounts of gravity leaving an open wormhole.

I meant that experiments have begun on some aspects of Wormhole and that the actual portal experiments will begin when LHC is completed.

Originally posted by Alxandro
Glad you're back.

Since the LHC is being built in Switzerland, who is the person at the very top that is funding the entire project?

Is it George Soros?


I don't know who is actually behind the funding for the project. But it's obvious that the main man behind the LHC is definetaly up to something or has been paid off.


Sorry for my atrocious grammar. I will try and answer page 2 tommorow. Thank you and good night!
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