Breakaway civilization walter bosley2/7/2024 ![]() Review of recent imagery form the latest probes to Mars confirms the archeological nature of the objects seen there, with a massive carved face, a nearby massive pyramid, at Cydonia Mensa and another carved face and ruins at Galaxias Chaos. Finally, he will discuss how he learned about the super secret Project Skyvault in which after WWII Rocketdyne had developed a microwave beam propulsion technology for levitating space vehicles, and how this technology works.ĭeath on Mars : Evidence of an Extraterrestrial Nuclear MassacreĮvidence will be shown in support of an Earth-like Mars in the past, followed by presentation of nuclear data revealing ‘weapon-signature’ isotopes showing two massive nuclear “airbursts” in the Northern regions of Mars, It will be shown that ‘anyone who can read a a map’ can see that both nuclear explosion sites are correlated to dump their resulting strongest shock-waves and fallout downwind on Cydonia mesa and Galaxias Chaos, two sites reported earlier as locations of possible archeology. Townsend Brown’s vertical lift thrusters and their implications for space travel will also be discussed. He will also describe the technology’s final implementation in the highly secret B-2 bomber, covering how the B-2 bomber propulsion technology works. ![]() Townsend Brown’s development of electrogravitic/electrokinetic propulsion technology, through Project Winterhaven, Project Montgolfier, its adoption by the aerospace industry in the 50’s, the catalytic role of the British think tank Aviation Studies Intl. ![]() The implications for a trip to Ceres taking only two weeks will be discussed. He will also discuss the recent patenting of a superconductor thruster capable of delivering at least 1000 times more thrust per unit weight than the xenon ion thrusters used on the Dawn spacecraft, and requiring no power input. LaViolette will begin with views of the dwarf planet Ceres to examine possible evidence of colonization. Reverse engineering the U.S.’s secret aerospace propulsion technologiesĭr.
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