Ashton Forbes

And what this does effectively...

is you might say, okay, there's some arbitrary level where if I hit this level of energy, suddenly I create a wormhole.

They call it the Schwinger limit.

The amount of energy before space-time starts to fall apart.

Now, what this is doing is bringing that level down, down, down, down, down.

So that the amount of energy to hit that limit is less and less, less.

And how do you do that?

You jiggle.

You vibrate.

You vibrate your electromagnetism.

You oscillate the electromagnetism.

And it wasn't just Salvatore Pais saying this, Sonny White was saying this.

Sonny White of NASA, when he was doing his warp drive and still is doing the papers on it, says, well, what's the secret to this?

Well, oscillation, electromagnetic oscillation is the secret to how you can bring down space-time energy levels for a warp drive, wormhole, EM drive, any of those things.

Also then explains why...

the gap between the academic world that thinks you need this huge energy level to manipulate spacetime, although it's mathematically possible, versus the engineering world that says, hey, let's just find the solution to solve that problem.

Spacetime is the fifth dimension is how I look at it.

So this all comes down to your own personal conceptual view, you know, independent of the math.

My conceptual view is the zero point energy, which we think is the lowest energy state.

Well, there's still something down there.