CURATED ARCHIVE, USER UPLOAD · Generated reconstruction, based on Lazar's described 'sport model' disc
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Bob Lazar / S-4 Disclosure
Date
1989-11-13
Location
S-4, Papoose Lake, Nevada
Witnesses
Bob Lazar
Type
government-related
Entity
Unknown
Craft
Reverse-engineered disc (alleged)
Evidence
testimony
Reality
physical
Evidence Index
60/100
Popularity
100/100
Community Rating
4.2 (612)
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Physicist Bob Lazar appeared on Las Vegas TV claiming to have worked on reverse-engineering of recovered alien craft at a facility called S-4 near Area 51. Lazar described nine craft, an element with stable isotope 115 used for gravity-wave propulsion, and provided technical details that anticipated later mainstream physics. His credentials remain disputed; the case popularised Area 51 worldwide.
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Lazar's terminology for the gravity-A/gravity-B wave propagation predates the popular Alcubierre paper. Whether you accept the rest, that detail is a curiosity.
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I'm one of the sceptics. But the W-2 / Los Alamos document trail is enough to keep me reading. The Element 115 claim is testable in principle today.
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