Mark Bean on Nikola Tesla, Thomas Townsend Brown and analyzing Bob Lazar's "sport model" UFO

About this video

• Video Title: Mark Bean on Nikola Tesla, Thomas Townsend Brown and analyzing Bob Lazar's "sport model" UFO
• Channel: Eyes On Cinema
• Speakers: Mark Bean
• Duration: 00:12:44

Overview

This video features Mark Bean discussing Nikola Tesla's designs for vertical takeoff and landing vehicles, Thomas Townsend Brown's research into electrogravity, and an analysis of Bob Lazar's "sport model" UFO. Bean connects these concepts to advanced propulsion systems and the visual characteristics of reported UFOs.

Key takeaways

• Nikola Tesla's VTOL Design: Tesla conceptualized a vertical takeoff and landing vehicle that received continuous electrical power wirelessly, producing no noise or pollution, with minimal byproducts like nitrous oxide and ozone. His designs went through the patent stage around 1912.
• Thomas Townsend Brown's Electrogravity Research: Brown, even in high school, observed that exposing materials to voltage could alter their weight. He conducted extensive studies for the military on spectral anomalies and mine detection, eventually developing technologies for submarines and ships. His work, which he termed "electrogravity," was initially met with skepticism.
• Electrogravitics and the B-2 Bomber: Bean suggests that the B-2 stealth bomber utilizes an electrogravitic effect. He points to its positively charged leading edge, doped wings with depleted uranium (possessing a high dielectric constant), and negatively charged exhaust as evidence of this principle at work, potentially allowing for a secondary, silent drive system.
• UFO Shape Analysis: Bean analyzes the common features of reported UFOs, such as disc shapes, decorative rings, domes, and spikes, and relates them to his experiments with high voltage on conductive metals. He proposes that these features are functional elements related to electrical charge distribution and insulation, creating lift through electromotive force.
• Founding of NICAP: Thomas Townsend Brown is identified as a founder of NICAP (National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena), one of the earliest UFO organizations, indicating his significant interest in the UFO phenomenon.