>>743195

>Down she goes.

Sounds like Kirsten Marcey with Serco.

>>743210

This video is perfectly understandable if you understand that radio waves are electromagnetic and you understand the Lorentz force. (It is man-made, dumbfuck.)

>>743245

>The video is obviosly unexplainable to the common public (me included).

This is only because you don't understand the technology involved. It is man made. US MIL has this technology.

>>743261

>There are thousands, if not tens of thousands of similar videos online, unreleased videos not included. And this is just the tip of the iceberg, video proof is only a part of the evidence.

Sure there's tons of evidence - of flying things that you don't understand. However, there are no aliens involved. This is man made.

>>743367

…except the CNN article quotes a guy saying he can 'debunk' it. Spots never change.

>>743423

I was able to figure out exactly how it works in a few hours of research on the internet. You won't find anyone talking about it, but if you apply yourself and you have an analytical mind, you can/will figure it out.

>>743423

Also, Occam's Razor: The simplest answer is the most likely. Something being man-made is much simpler than aliens visiting us (for a huge number of reassons.)

>>743446

>Great then explain. Instead of just saying: "I know the truth, if you don't you are stupid"

There is a limit to how far I will go, but I'll put it in a way that won't get my ass disappeared:

1) Understand that motors use two magnets (stator/rotor.)

2) Find a way to make one of the magnets not require a mechanical connection to the other magnet. Think radio. This is most of the goo involved in the money shot.

3) Solve the problem you hit in step 2 with the Newtonian opposing forces problem. Geometry is your friend.

4) Don't bother patenting it. (I think this was discovered in the late 1800's.)

5) Get chicks.

>>743460

AH! You are correct, fine Sir! I totally misread that.

Wow….you're right. Is CNN slipping or being force-fed some good stuff?

>>743446

By the way, if you think the elecromagnetic thrusters are cool, you're going to shit your pants when you find out what Wardenclyffe really was! And no, I'm not going there.

>>743446

Also, I'm not the only one who has figured it out. Some kid entered a pinewood derby car with one in it and it all magically disappeared. I've seen an article about it. Fun stuff.

(Kid obviously was another Tesla or his dad was a really cool/tricky electronics engineer with an awesome sense of humor.)

>>743564

Believe what you like. It is my opinion the existence of this stuff is going to be made public shortly in order to diffuse a lot of deep state fuckery. If not, it'll find its way out there anyway.

>>743585

They're thick today. (Well, they're always thick – double meanings.)