Hal Puthoff
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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I know what you're talking about. You saw it as well? I saw it as well, and it was certainly interesting.
See, I lost your sound.
No. I mean, I just hear you through the air.
I wouldn't rule out the fact that we may have some pretty fancy things running from our own labs. I know that what gets developed in the dark labs, some of which I know about, are really advanced, but it just can't cover the whole observation that we're seeing with what we call NHI craft, non-human intelligence craft.
Some of the materials, I would say yes. I think we've got some – I mean it's out on the web these days that, for example, Battelle Institute has supposedly were given some materials from – from the Roswell crash and we always hear the descriptions of this foil that you could crumple up and then you let go and it just flattens out again and so on. So material of that type was provided to Battelle
And they worked on it for some years to try to see if they could reproduce it. And the claim is that, and it's in the public domain, that nitinol came out of it, which is that material that can be heated and then it'll reform into its original sorts. It doesn't exactly reproduce the effect you saw, but some of it is kind of in the direction of that.
And it turned out that some of the main material engineers that worked on that, at their deathbed, they told their relatives that they were working on pieces from the Roswell crash and And they made some progress but not a lot. You can look that up on the internet and see that that's the case.
Yeah. Yes, the compartmentalization, I would say, is the biggest impediment to making really good progress, for sure. I think that's the case.
Decades.
Absolutely right. That's 100%. And it's even worse than you would think. I mean, one of the stories that I ran into was a corporation had materials from crashes in their basement. they couldn't even bring them up to the top floor for their own scientists to look at because it was so compartmentalized.
And so that was part of the deal where we said, okay, well, give them to us, and then we'll come in the front door and give them to your scientists. And we won't say it came from your basement, and we won't say what it had to do with. And, you know, maybe that would work. But that got shut down because it was so compartmentalized. Compartmentalization is really a death knell on much of this stuff.
As I say, as I go back to my teller story, more collaboration, even though there are faults that can happen and material can leak out and information can leak out and that might help an adversary, still I think more openness would be a better idea.
No, actually, haven't. So for you, it's all... I mean, one time I saw what appeared to be a satellite make a right-angle turn, so that falls into that kind of a category, but who knows? Who knows what it was? Right. So no, I haven't.
Nothing profound.
No, haven't. God, don't you want to? Well, I sure would like to do that, but... But that's still... We had this discussion earlier about, you know, for example, the row viewing or quantum entanglement or, you know, what's going on in our physics that we don't understand that these kinds of things can be happening. And you'll be interested to know that...
someone you know, John Paul DiGiorgio, and I are in partnership to explore a new means of communication, quantum communications. And so I'm actually now at this point directly involved in a program to examine quantum communications. And so it turns out that whereas ordinary electromagnetic communications, you know, can't get through barriers, metal door or whatever. Well, why is that?
It's because the electromagnetic signal, when it gets to the metal door, the electric and magnetic field generate counteracting effects and so the signal can't get through.
So it turned out that some years ago when I was digging around to try to find out how to explain unusual effects, I dug deeper into electromagnetism down into the quantum levels and recognized that there are some additional quantum processes where you could end up suppressing the electric and magnetic fields, but you would still have a quantum signal, which in principle could get through anything.
barriers. And so that would mean, okay, if that's the case, then you could communicate to submarines. So whereas the salt water is sufficiently conductive, the electromagnetic signal can't get down there and communicate. If you are able to pull out the electric and magnetic components, but you still have an underlying quantum aspect to it, you could get through.
Or same thing with, you know, spaceships. You know, when our spaceships came back from, when the Apollo spaceships came back, once they started in our atmosphere and are surrounded by plasma, we have this period where there's no communication. Well, for the very reason that electromagnetic signals can't get through charged plasmas. But this quantum communication aspect could.
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