I think there are many things about physics we don't understand.

After reading Nick Cook's book on Zero Point and Dr. Laviolette's book on classified anti-gravity systems, I realize there are many good ideas about how it works. But I'm at the point where the element 115 explanation sounds like deliberate disinformation.

That's the way they roll. Take the truth and spin it. Upon closer examination, the fraud is revealed, while diverting attention from the truth. No serious physicist has put any credence in the element 115 anti-gravity theory asserted by Mr. Lazar, so why should I ?

So the BBC is perpetrating hoaxes about element 115. That's pretty bizarre. Well I guess it's just a news organization, even one as internationally reputable as one as the BBC could be misled.

Element 115 is just anothe heavy metal.

Bob lazar got the craft all wrong that he allegedly worked on.

Personally I think the craft used a combination of metamaterials that are easily pushed around by microwaves. A Gunn Diod to create a microwave beam. and phase Conjugate Microwave Resonance to build up massive microwave beams to push the craft around.

SOme people into electrogravetics feel that the positive electric potential creates a gravity well that attracts and that a negative electric potential will create a gravity hill that pushes. The electromagnetic force is coupled with the gravetic force somehow in the quantum world. the stronger the electric potential the less potential for the gravity to manifest. it's like turning down or up the gain/potential on the gravity wave before it manifests. THe gravity may be on level 10 but it's not getting the same energy so level 10 is more like level 2. the energy either goes to the electromagnetic force or is shared or borrowed with the gravetic force. if one is using massive high voltages of electric potential it's sucking from gravitys potential in that localized area. according to electrogravetics/sub quantum kinetics theory.

All of bob's stuff makes more sense from a electrogravetic perspective than from a purely antigravity perspective. You can't access and amplify gravity. not even the electrogravetic people believe that.

I understand that people here want to debunk stories as hoaxes or truth. However, there are no proof to support that this is a hoax or real.

In theory element 115 could be well in a island of stability and have a half-life of years or even millions years, as suggested by some scientists. You know that Bismuth and Antimony, former elements of group 15, also share diamagnetic (levitating) properties, and thus it has been for long porposed that element 115 would be the most diamagnetic element, however larger elements may have very different and unpredictable properties.

As a chemist, I still think Lazar's story might be true. Just google Bismuth levitation. Even if it is a hoax, ir is at least quite well articulated!

cushycrux is right. The OP's full thread was copied and pasted direct from that site...with no credit given or link to said article. Borderline plagiarism.

Element 115 if it was a viable element then it would have already been put out to be studied and put through countless universities to play with. It is still in the realm of maybe.

Am I the only one who finds it odd that someone ressurected a 6 year old post? The op was in 2004....