Speculative physics

Superconducting Magnetic Energy Systems (SMES)

Forbes speculates that high-permittivity ceramic superconductors (like YBCO) are used to couple electromagnetic waves to gravity waves, enabling gravity manipulation.

Scientists / Papers

Gary Stephenson (paper on SMES mentioned by Forbes); Jack Sarfatti (mentioned by Forbes).

Theories Citing This Reference (8)

Fractal Phase Conjugate Charge Collapse

Guest Dan Winter's theory that waves nesting recursively by the golden ratio down to the Planck scale 'collapse' charge, converting transverse EM into longitudinal waves.

Ghost Murmur as Scalar Technology

The claim that 'Ghost Murmur' is a real CIA technology based on scalar physics, capable of point-to-point sensing and communication, contradicting mainstream physics denials.

Managed Science Theory

Matt Brown argues, and Ashton Forbes agrees, that the state steers science away from certain domains through funding, brain drain and disinformation. Forbes says the target is gravity manipulation.

Plasma Orb Energy Storage Theory

UAP orbs store massive amounts of energy in massless magnetic fields (stable plasma), allowing them to have high energy density without visible mass.

Presidential Findings as Assassination Tool

The government uses Presidential Findings to legally authorize the assassination of whistleblowers who reveal classified technology, bypassing normal legal protections.

Scalar Gravity Wave Transition via Superconducting Junctions

A specific mechanism where a junction between Type 1 and Type 2 superconductors (S-wave junction) forces the transition of electromagnetic waves into gravity waves (gravitons), enabling propulsion and energy extraction.

Space-Based Directed Energy Weapons

Ashton Forbes argues that if the US has weaponised space, as an unsourced Polymarket post claimed, the weapons would logically be directed-energy rather than kinetic, and could target individuals from orbit...

SU2 Gravity Beam Theory

Electromagnetic waves can be conditioned into gravity beams using toroidal antennas, as proposed by Froin and Hathaway.