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He was, uh, involved, uh, in NASA in the sixties, early seventies colleague of Buharach's, but he was like, I guess.
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thing too with the the nasa connection with puharj is again in the 60s um he was doing like a ton of
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know if if they went to to to send stuff there and he says yeah you know somewhere in the nasa
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moon and and he and he had the contracts of nasa like we don't we have one that doesn't say that but
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he clearly you know worked with them we have we have documentation of that didn't nasa also have
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there's like a nasa thing with kids but i honestly i don't know i think gordon cooper might
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mean why was a nasa astronaut interested in psychic research um i don't know i mean well i think coop
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I'm glad you brought that up because we go through NASA's innovative,
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And NASA did an experiment where they survived 18 months in the vacuum of space.
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but in NASA's program,
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NASA has funded this.
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You have this guy, Sonny White, out here who's at NASA Eagle Works, and he claims that he can power up 1.5 kilovolts microchip with the Casimir effect.
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And NASA had told him, I'm just telling you what he told me.
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And he said that NASA had gave him very explicit directions to sleep because they'd been up essentially for three days to get to the moon.
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We're putting our suits on, told NASA, put their suits on and they went to the surface of the moon.
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I don't think he told NASA about it at the time.
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I brought this up with a guy who's a physicist and he knows everything about NASA.
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And other people were just like, yeah, well, just another day at the office at NASA.
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He said it was, they didn't want to bring it to the attention too much to NASA, but they were asking, like, where is this one thing jettisoned?
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When the NASA material scientist behind a breakthrough rocket engine alloy
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and NASA contracts,
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including NASA's
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And if that doesn't fully vindicate Brown's aerospace legacy, here's an official 2004 NASA Marshall Space Flight Center patent under a senior engineer named John Campbell for a barrel-shaped asymmetrical capacitor.
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But there are two other possibilities with this NASA paper.
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Number one is that the Air Force and contractors like Lockheed and Northrop know a lot more than NASA.
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Number two is that NASA was playing dumb.
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You see, in 2003, right before they filed their Townsend Brown-related patents, NASA announced through an article in The Guardian that it would be ending its breakthrough physics and gravity manipulation efforts.
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i've made in this whole townsend brown saga tyler from diana's book is a nasa mission controller named
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that literally the the nasa contract with spacex to get to the moon uh-huh involves like 10 of these
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is a NASA mission controller
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the NASA contract
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And then there were 10, 10 missing scientists tied to NASA and Los Alamos found either dead
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