Dr. Matthew Szydagis

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630 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 12 May

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I tend to focus more on the nuts and bolts.
We've got ships flying around out there that could potentially be from ET or from another form of NHI that we don't understand or haven't classified.
I try to keep an open mind, but at the same time, I worry that
There are so many people who want to, you know, publish a book and become famous that not every single story is true or correct.
And so I'm very cautious when it comes to those stories because we only have the eyewitness accounts.
And in those cases, we don't have the corroboration of radar or infrared like we have in some of these famous cases of cramps in the sky.
Yeah, that's a really good point.
And actually, um, this is, this is one of those things that I need to write like a paper about because there may be some just confusion of terms in a good hearted way.
You know, um, you know, if David Grush is not a scientist or academic, and so I want to take seriously what he says, but we might need to change chairs so we can establish quite robustly using physics.
This has been a confused and upset a lot of audience members.
Then there are only three spatial dimensions.
There are no extra dimensions.
And the reason we know that is because the gravitational force drops off as one over like the weak gravity gets weaker as well as the as the distance squared.
So what I mean by that is if you're if you're if you are twice as far from the Earth, gravity is four times weaker, 14 times.
And so that's the power, that squared power that comes from the number of dimensions minus one.
And so you can show that mathematically that a force that travels in all dimensions would drop off as the number of dimensions minus one.
Electricity has the same way.
It drops off as the distance squared.
And we've done all kinds of tests on small scale, large scale to look for deviations.
We don't see any.
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