Lazar went on Rogan’s show and he made me a skeptic.
If government really did have an alien craft with an antigravity reactor, they could do a lot better than hiring a doof like Lazar.
I listened to the first hour and a half; Lazar presented himself has a physicist who was hired on a team to test the alien antigravity reactor.
Why doesn’t he describe the intricate and precise tests to determine it’s power output. Levers, scales, metallic vs non-metallic reactivity tests at varying distances.
Real world science (CERN, NASA Missions) spends more time planning these sorts of deterministic tests than actually carrying them out. But Lazar doesn’t describe any long term methodology, instead his team pokes around the reactor like a bunch of 10-year olds who found an old car.
Lazar describes how the reactor can bend light because of “gravity” and you can’t see it if standing directly below. Maybe, but the amount of gravity that would take is enormous, such that everyone on earth would feel its effects. Maybe this is a special exception, but Lazar doesn’t even comment on this; maybe he’s not even aware of basic physics.
Lazar buzzwords that element 115 is the power source, but doesn’t say how they know this or how they think it actually provides power.
If he was part of a long term, methodical research project, he should have said “we found this incredible piece of technology that we didn’t understand, but we were determined to take the very specific steps of A, B, C and D to gain understanding into its processes while also providing for the safety of the team and the preservation of the device.”
But he never says this. His story is just spooky machines and government boogeymen.
For someone who was supposedly at Groom Lake for months, his story too thin.
I want Lazar to be right, but he’s acts like an uneducated crank. He made me a skeptic.