Scientists now confirm superheavy element 114! (Antigravity)

To illustrate the importance of this I'll post the comment made by a reader of a news article about this I was reading...



So, yet another fact mentioned by Ufologists has been confirmed that has been previously ridiculed and denied, I think the (un) official line till now was it was a Russian myth that Ufologists jumped on, Steve Greer must be happy at this recent revelation, or should I say, confirmation

Science Release Source Link: www.upi.com...

News link where I borrowed the comment from thanks to "HAVOC666" : www.shortnews.com...

HOLY CRAP! Seriously nice find! I don't know what to say really...

I wonder what brought them to finally disclose this? Full disclosure soon to follow...Where are all the anti-gravity De-bunkers?!

Didnt know 114 was denied.

I thought it was element 116 that was denied (Bob Lazar's magic element) to exist. I might have to re-research that whole area as its been some years since I listened to Lazar's little speech.

hmmm interesting ... I wish I knew more about physics ... somehow I know I should be more excited about things like this - but it just kind of goes over my head.

If it helps making some fancy new microwave that cooks food in nanoseconds - well then, I would be overjoyed!

S+F

As I understood it nobody denied element 114 or 115 were possible, but IIRC what Lazar talked about was a reactor. That's a different kettle of fish.

There's been a lot of discussion about this before, just type "element 114" into the search box above.

Well, so far, the experiment appears to debunk Lazar's claims of stability actually...considering the elements fell apart very quickly once it was created.

YouTube Link

reply to post by SaturnFX

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Lazar mentions element 115, not 116.
At any rate, this is big news.
As with all of these discoveries, the problem is stability of the element.
They decay almost instantly.





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So the only evidence that element 115 has anti-gravitic properties is that Bob Lazar says so?

Well, I'm ZombieOctopus and I say that element 122 allows you to travel through time... prove me wrong!

reply to post by lifttheveil

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I 've never even imagined these people could be lying.
I mean lets look at the basics for a second.
On one hand you have this amazing truth about alien life forms.
The other we have a group of people conspiring together with the most imaginative fantastic stories that always make the best sense of what witnesses describe.

Which one seems more fantastic to you?
I think that it would be more unbelievable to say these people are lying.
That would be weirder by far imo.

knightsofold


No kidding he's quit the hair farmer.

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Yep this is a great move jinx

@ SaturnFX
Yep it's not been admitted to before officially, it was mention by the rusky's years ago but never taken seriously and always debunked as a theoretical 'thing'

I'm no expert on these things or even novice but there's a big picture this all has a knock on effect with I think, for instance lower elements (by no.) can be derived from higher elements thus making all below an element derivable from that one and I believe we have 118. The key element Area 51 whistleblower Bob speaks of is 115.

@ deltaalphanovember
Me too, I don't have a clue about these kind of things I just understood the importance of it when I stumbled on it, so anything I think about it is just theorizing, hopefully someone with a bit of knowledge on these things can explain a bit more what this means

Wow,besides the making of ufo's what can this benefit humanity?
I don't have an understanding of physics.Please someone explain this in a manner that i can understand?
I'm excited

S&F

reply to post by SaturnFX

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His hair alone lets you know he is a credible source

oh, and finally, the element didnt actually produce anti-grav...it was simply the alien's power source...they captured the energy going from 116 to 114 and the energy put off by the process...

the antigrav came from what they were powering up (jam on toast taped to the back of a cat would be my guess)

As far as the actual potential technology of antigrav, you might want to look at some of AlienScientist's videos on youtube...he seems to have a pretty good grasp of the concept...

reply to post by upnorthtrip

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It is alleged by Lazar that 115 is a power source for the UFO. Not what actually composes the vehicle.
This metal would be heavier than lead. (Thanks Captain Obvious, some are saying.)

He says that 115 is used to power a series of gravity amplifiers that when pointed in a direction, null the effect of gravity in the opposite area.

What you are in essence creating is a gravity wave that you "surf."

YouTube Link

I suggest everyone subscribe to this guys channel btw...he puts alot of thought into his videos.

With hair like that, how can you possibly be skeptical about his science...that hair screams elements and particle physics!

total science hair (hiding his oblong alien head no doubt)

Element 115 (Ununpentium) Wikipedia:
en.wikipedia.org...

@jackphotohobby Sorry I wasn't aware of the older thread, I just saw this new news release and thought it was highly significant, I just lacked the scientific knowledge to do anything or know what it means so posting it here for discussion seemed the best thing to do to get input on it.

As for "As I understood it nobody denied element 114 or 115 were possible" that's true as I said it was theorized and mentioned by the Ruski's that they did it but it was debunked as an actual application right up until now, that was the significance that got me about this recent announcement, sadly the whole picture and science of it escapes me lol

reply to post by SaturnFX

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114 was denied and Lazar said that 114 was used then they bumped it to 115 to power the craft and he also stated about the element degrading as they article reports

Thank you.
Now i understand

lifttheveil, I think you have been misled.

Nobody has denied the existence of element 114, they just denied that a group of Russian physicists successfully created a sample of it.

If you look at the Periodic Table and you actually understand what it means, you will see that predicting element 114 is pretty much like predicting the number 11 will come after the number 10 while counting.

The Periodic Table is arranged by the number of protons an element has. Hydrogen 1, Helium 2, Lithium 3, etc... so you see that by adding a proton (and electron) you get a new element. So it's basically just like counting, and giving each number a name. We have always been able to count to 114, and to even 118, and even further... 200.

The problem though, is when you start adding more and more protons and electrons to an element, the element starts to get "unstable". Because you are adding more and more gravity (weight) to the element. It's like making a house of cards with poker playing cards, and the more you stack on top, no matter how well you structure it, it just gets more unstable and can fall over because of it's own weight, and gravity, and energy.

Robert (Bob) Lazar was a physicist who claimed to work in Area 51, and claimed element 115 was used in a space ship. There is no doubting he is a real physicist, so of course he knew about the Periodic Table, and can count to 118. But there is still doubts about him actually working in Area 51. His claims that the element 115 can be used for some type of Anti-Gravity has not been proven, nor is it supported in any way.

How could a super-heavy element help create anti-gravity? Even if it was decaying (falling apart) and circulating around like a perpetual motion, I don't see how that effect would create any anti-gravity, if anything it will create more gravity.

I think Bob Lazar is just playing on peoples lack of knowledge.



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