Topic: Apotheum

5 chapters across the catalog

Scientist Bruce DePalma's research into free energy and UFO propulsion is discussed alongside the "apotheum effect," which involves the distortion of time and physicality. Lis references Harvard Professor John Mack's work on abduction cases to illustrate how advanced technology can bypass physical barriers. He also mentions "Rods of God," a kinetic orbital strike weapon gamed out by defense planners.

Bruce DePalma, brother of director Brian DePalma, conducted research into "apotheum effects" where time and physicality disappear near UFO technology. Harvard Professor John Mack documented abduction cases where subjects were moved through solid walls, suggesting a reality distortion physics. The deep state reportedly uses legal warfare and career destruction to suppress these breakthroughs in free energy and anti-gravity.

The "Apotheum" effect is described as a reality-distortion physics associated with UFOs, causing missing time and psychic phenomena. List discusses the government's use of remote viewers like Ingo Swann and the 2003 NASA hack by Gary McKinnon, who reportedly found a list of "off-world officers" in secret files.

Apotheum is defined as a property associated with UFO encounters that causes reality distortion, including missing time and biological effects on the environment. The late Harvard Professor John Mack researched these phenomena, noting that they defy conventional physics. The segment suggests that the government uses the threat of these reality-distorting crafts to justify the expansion of emergency powers.

List describes "torsion physics" and the "apotheum effect," which he claims causes reality distortion, electronic failure, and missing time during UFO encounters. He discusses the 1990 Calvine UFO photo from the UK as a suppressed image of a man-made craft being tested. The discussion suggests that the U.S. military possesses invisibility technology that is currently unstable, and the drone swarms may be tests of these advanced "breakaway" systems.