Ashton Forbes

Now, that does not rule out aliens existing.

It doesn't rule out even alien UFOs or orbs existing, frankly.

So my view has always been to use the scientific method, which is my hypothesis is that's our technology.

And until somebody comes in and says, well, it can't be explained using that theory, then that's what I'm going to continue down that path.

All the physics that I've researched, all the engineers that I've found, they almost never, if ever, talk about aliens.

They never say, oh, I was looking at a UFO saucer and discovered how electromagnetism can manipulate gravity.

No.

Now, some of them are interested in UFOs.

So that's why I don't completely throw it out.

But you can basically draw a path from the 80s with Tom Bearden and electromagnetic research or even before that with nuclear weapons to where we are now.

And you can see the evolution of drone technology, of plasma physics, condensed matter physics.

And even to the point now where we talk about traversable wormholes and these warp drives and things that are now starting to get scientific credit to them.

And you can see that this is developed.

And by 2014, it wasn't experimental anymore at that point.

They had already been talking about it doing conferences in the late 90s, like the NASA Breakthrough Physics Propulsion Workshop.

So they had it figured out.

The question is, did we see something that stimulated our thought process?

Did we get help?

And to answer that question, I don't know.

I would say I would leave that for everyone else to decide.