Oct 30, 2026 · 52 min · 10 segments
Andy & Matt investigate the history of anti-gravity research from the mid 1900s to current times. Is this the answer to the common UAP observables that we see reported and why is it surrounded by…
Andy DHostMatt DriscollHostWe are here to talk about something a bit more grounded and scientific in the nature of the conversation.
And just to give you a heads up, listeners, the brain of this episode is Andy, and I'm going to be bringing in levity, lighthearted comments, a bit of comedy relief.
do you know the great thing is being neurodiverse i open my mouth things come out and then i realize what i'm saying so it it's it's a gift and a curse but it's a beautiful thing mate it is isn't it um Right, okay.
And we're going to talk about very much based upon that email we received around an engineer's claim that they have actually overcome gravity as a problem in terms of propulsion and gravity.
um being able to move around within within that space um that was that was probably the worst most poor explanation of that episode but then again um so i'm going to start with kind of something we've referenced before okay right so obviously this podcast we talk about again paranormal ufos uaps um and we did a book review um many episodes ago by a guy called uh louis alessandro who um um the book imminent and we talked about that and within that book um based upon some of the conversations and some of the meetings and um some of the work he was involved with with within some of the um kind of you know uap space he was working with a lot of scientists and they kind of characterized ufos or uaps if you like as having five observables okay so to be classified in that space there need to be five of different observables that were um used to kind of evaluate and look at those sort of objects to see what sort of criteria they met against these things So I'm going to do them in reverse order to help us get to the topic, Andy, and then I'm going to hand over to you.
It may be in potential space, but it moves around in a way that doesn't affect performance.
There's been a lot of stuff, as you know, Andy, in – media in the last couple of years around how water and how the ocean and the sea it's becoming a bit more of a hotbed or at least acknowledged hotbed of uap activity where they're coming from are there things down there are the bases down there you know we've we've we've talked about that haven't we
We are here to talk about something a bit more grounded and scientific in the nature of the conversation.
And just to give you a heads up, listeners, the brain of this episode is Andy, and I'm going to be bringing in levity, lighthearted comments, a bit of comedy relief.
do you know the great thing is being neurodiverse i open my mouth things come out and then i realize what i'm saying so it it's it's a gift and a curse but it's a beautiful thing mate it is isn't it um Right, okay.
And we're going to talk about very much based upon that email we received around an engineer's claim that they have actually overcome gravity as a problem in terms of propulsion and gravity.
um being able to move around within within that space um that was that was probably the worst most poor explanation of that episode but then again um so i'm going to start with kind of something we've referenced before okay right so obviously this podcast we talk about again paranormal ufos uaps um and we did a book review um many episodes ago by a guy called uh louis alessandro who um um the book imminent and we talked about that and within that book um based upon some of the conversations and some of the meetings and um some of the work he was involved with with within some of the um kind of you know uap space he was working with a lot of scientists and they kind of characterized ufos or uaps if you like as having five observables okay so to be classified in that space there need to be five of different observables that were um used to kind of evaluate and look at those sort of objects to see what sort of criteria they met against these things So I'm going to do them in reverse order to help us get to the topic, Andy, and then I'm going to hand over to you.
It may be in potential space, but it moves around in a way that doesn't affect performance.
There's been a lot of stuff, as you know, Andy, in – media in the last couple of years around how water and how the ocean and the sea it's becoming a bit more of a hotbed or at least acknowledged hotbed of uap activity where they're coming from are there things down there are the bases down there you know we've we've we've talked about that haven't we
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