This DIA reference surveys proposed gravity-control effects from Newtonian mechanics, general relativity, cosmology, Casimir physics, and quantum models. Its engineering assessment is restrictive: no active-gravity technology existed, laboratory effects were minute, and useful devices would require extreme mass, energy density, acceleration, scale, or amplification that had not been demonstrated.
Dark Energy
TopicDark Energy
TopicThe video presents an alternative interpretation of modern physics called substrate relativity. It argues that while Albert Einstein provided highly successful mathematical equations for special and general relativity, the common understanding of those equations as describing a relative spacetime without any underlying medium is a philosophical choice rather than an experimental necessity. The one way speed of light has never been directly measured, only the round trip average, so Einstein’s...

This DIA reference explores whether hypothetical control of extra dimensions could change local dark-energy density and create a warp-like spacetime bubble. The proposal remains theoretical: dark energy and extra dimensions were not understood or controllable, and even the reduced energy estimates exceeded foreseeable capability.
Did hundreds (or thousands) of white-light orbs heal a sick security guard and "chase" away the dark energy? If this was all captured in photos, why haven't they been released so they can be analyzed? It wouldn't be the first time orbs were reported to heal someone. https://t.co/WOebCCsQDz [Quoted] Episode 4: Part 2 with Brandon Fugal, George Knapp and Robert Bigelow coming this Tuesday on the #bigelowpodcast 🛸 Robert Bigelow tells #brandonfugal stories from his time as owner of #skinwalker...

NASA’s Nancy Roman Space Telescope is Almost Ready for Launch—Here’s Where to Watch it Happen This Sunday
NASA is preparing the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope for launch, kicking off its mission to unlock the mysteries of dark energy.



