submarine communication

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Theories (3)

Gravitational Detection of Free Energy Devices

The theory that gravitational wave sensors can detect the operation of free energy microchips or warp drives by measuring phase shifts caused by exotic matter or negative index materials.

Energy & Physics

Gravitational Wave Communication (Geyser Theory)

The theory that coherent high-frequency gravitational waves can be generated using Josephson junction arrays to communicate through solid matter, plasma, and warp bubbles without quantum entanglement.

Energy & Physics

UAP Adjacent Technology via Gravitational Waves

The theory that UAPs communicate using gravitational waves rather than radio frequencies, and that humans have reverse-engineered this capability.

Videos (1)

The Gravity Laser Nobody Knew Was Being Built

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The video features an interview with physicist Gary Stevenson discussing the development of a device he terms a 'geyser', a gravitational wave emitter based on Josephson junction technology. Stevenson explains that by biasing a Josephson junction with DC voltage, one can generate specific AC frequencies of gravitational waves (specifically around 24 GHz). He argues that this technology allows for communication through solid matter, plasma, and warp bubbles, bypassing the limitations of traditional radio frequencies. The discussion highlights the potential for stealth communication with underground facilities and submarines, as well as the ability to detect other gravitational wave devices, including those related to warp drives or free energy microchips.

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