#982 - Jesse Michels - UFOs, Aliens, Antigravity & Government Secrets

The UFO phenomenon garners both scholarly attention and public intrigue, backed by numerous reports and eyewitness accounts. However, explanations and the acceptance of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) within the scientific community remain a topic of contention.

Credible Evidence Exists For Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP)

Credible accounts and government reports lend weight to the presence and need for further investigation into UAP.

Credible Eyewitness Accounts Describe Encounters With Aerial Objects Exhibiting Advanced Flight Capabilities

Top-tier professionals, such as Nobel Prize nominee and Stanford professor Gary Nolan, examine materials supposedly from UFO crashes. Nolan's mass spectrometry analysis revealed isotope ratios unlike those found on Earth or in known space materials. Highly regarded figures like Commander David Fravor have reported personal encounters; Fravor specifically detailed a sighting of an object exhibiting extraordinary aerial capabilities during the Nimitz Tic Tac incident.

Political figures and Defense personnel have discussed UFOs publicly. Multiple instances at sites such as Warren Air Force Base involve personnel with security clearance (referred to as "Q cleared guys") witnessing inexplicable aerial objects.

Govt. Reports Acknowledge UAP Reality, Need Investigation

Eyewitness encounters are supported by enduring evidence, such as photographs from the '50s McMinnville event in Oregon or the '90s Calvine photo from Scotland, vetted by the presence of negatives. Jesse Michels reinforces these claims with mentions of a massive database of firsthand UAP reports.

Documents from government sources have acknowledged the reality of UAP. Notably, the Office of Naval Intelligence and the Pentagon released reports recognizing unexplained aerial objects. Whistleblowers like David Grush have corroborated such phenomena, disclosing vast amounts of information. Official memos, including one from CIA Director Walter B. Smith in 1953, have mentioned the use of UFOs for psychological warfare. Rick Doty, an Air Force officer, admits to deceitful practices surrounding UFO phenomena.

Over 100,000 UFO Sightings Reported Nationally

The National UFO Reporting Center has documented an excess of 100,000 UFO encounters, creating a comprehensive resource for those investigating the phenomenon.

Truth About UAP Remains Elusive

The origin of UAPs is still not definitively known, and their study is often complicated by skepticism and stigma.

Explanations for UAP Sightings: Advanced Aircraft, Weather, or Mundane Objects

A variety of explanations for UAP sightings are available, from advanced aircraft developments to simple misi ...

Jesse Michels discusses the considerable potential and controversy surrounding the Biefield-Brown effect, a concept of gravity manipulation associated with Thomas Townsend Brown that could revolutionize propulsion.

Thomas Townsend Brown's Experiments Suggest Alternative Propulsion Mechanisms

Researchers consider Brown’s work as possibly paving the way for merging electromagnetism and gravity—a challenge recognized as a major deal in physics.

Brown's High-Voltage Experiments Suggest a Link Between Electromagnetism and Gravity

Michels mentions Brown’s experiments in the 1920s with Coolidge X-ray tubes, observing movement when current passed through them, which suggested a force beyond traditional electrostatics that might unify physics. The basic setup involved negative and positive electrodes and a high-K dielectric in a vacuum chamber, pumped full of megavolt range electricity, reportedly generating thrust from negative to positive.

Electro hydrodynamics from Townsend Brown’s work influenced the B-2 stealth bomber design, and Brown received financial backing from Floyd Odlam of Northrop to research electric fields and airflow manipulation. A 1968 paper indicates Northrop's investment, following Brown’s breakthroughs, into electric field and airflow manipulation.

Researchers Claim Brown's Work May Be Suppressed For Its Impact on Advanced Propulsion Technologies

Michels met with a deputy CTO from Northrop Grumman, who implied Townsend Brown’s work was actionable in the context of UFOs and advanced tech, hinting at topological effects on gravity manipulation potentially related to electromagnetism and gravity. The potential impact of Brown’s work leads Michels to suggest it might have been intentionally suppressed due to implications for classified propulsion technologies.

Chris Williamson points out that Brown might have demonstrated experimentally something not yet shown theoretically, raising questions about the suppression and replication of his findings.

Brown's Findings Remain Controversial and Difficult to Replicate

"Ionized Wind" Explains Thrust In Brown’s Experiments, Not Unifying Electromagnetism and Gravity

Discussing Brown’s work in electro-hydrodynamics, it’s noted that "ionized wind" may account for thrust in a non-vacuum environment by ionizing the air, creating an oppo ...

Consciousness and quantum mechanics continue to entwine in scientific discourse, prompting a re-evaluation of how reality is comprehended. Renowned physicists and researchers explore the depths of this relationship, revealing a world where the mind might directly influence the fabric of the quantum realm.

20th-Century Physicists on Consciousness and Quantum Mechanics

Thought leaders like Richard Feynman and John Wheeler, significant figures in theoretical physics, have contributed to discussions that intertwine consciousness with quantum mechanics. Early quantum theorists, including von Neumann and Wigner, proposed the possible role of the mind in the wave function collapse. This suggests observing subatomic particles influences their state, a key aspect of particle-wave duality, with consciousness potentially playing an active role.

Parapsychology Experiments Suggest Link Between Consciousness and Quantum Realm

The podcast brings up intriguing studies surrounding consciousness and the quantum world. At institutions like the Monroe Institute, the CIA backed projects on consciousness, indicating official interest in its connection with quantum realities. The Ryan Institute at Duke and the Stanford Research Institute engaged in research that suggested the mind could interface with quantum reality. This research, however, has faced considerable skepticism in mainstream scientific circles.

Deviations From Randomness Suggest Consciousness Interacts With Quantum Reality

Jesse Michels discusses parapsychology studies, such as those using random event generators tied to quantum processes like radioactive decay. Observers appeared to influence the outcomes, hinting at an interaction with the quantum realm. These findings, while significant, were weak and have been met with scientific skepticism.

Controversial Findings Met With Scientific Skepticism

Despite successes such as Joseph McMoneagle's Legion of Merit for remote viewing and successful operations recounted by President Jimmy Carter, the field faces stigma. A meta-analysis by Jessica Utz, a respected statistician, found compelling evidence of the effect of consciousness on physical processes. Nonetheless, these areas of research remain controversial and largely marginalized due to the attached stigma.

Reality's Computational Nature and Consciousness as Fundamental: Open Questions in Physics

Michels speculates on the fundamental role of consciousness in the universe, discussing theories in which physics may serve as an interface for observable phenomena. There is also the Cartesian dualist perspective, separating observer from observed—one of many unresolved debates in physics.

Theories Like Wheeler's "Participatory Universe" ...