Dan Farah

I mean, they're actually textbooks by general relativity experts on the fact that you could re-engineer the space-time.

So you could do it.

You could get from here to there.

Well, you could.

You could.

If you arrange for the effective speed of light in that line to be much higher, then without breaking the speed of light, you can zoom over there very quickly.

We can write the equations and see how it doesn't violate our physics equations, but we don't have the engineering prowess.

The thing is, if you're modifying space, it's sort of like making a surfer wave at the seashore.

You arrange to have space moving ahead like that.

So you come up to a rock, it's just going to push it aside.

So you can engineer that.

Actually, some of them have not crashed but have been simply left in the desert.

sort of like a gift or a donation.

We're still trying to figure that out.

So I mean, some of them do crash and it can have maybe some of our electromagnetic pulsing and laser pulsing can interfere with their technology and you might get a crash.

I think that's a very scientific conclusion.

Anything it knows.

We have so many sightings and so many even access to materials and so on.

I mean, they're all over the place.

Quite a lot of people.