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Lilly
I just recently came across a web page by one, Tom Mahood, that looks into the claims of Bob Lazar. Now, Mr. Lazar was the fellow who claimed to be a physicist who worked on UFOs at Area 51. Take a look here at Mr. Mahood's thorough investigation into Mr. Lazar's personal history and questionable physics.

For quite awhile I've felt Bob Lazar was certainly less than credible. Even if the government did wipe away all traces of a person's educational degrees, the person would still possess the knowledge that allowed them to earn the degree in the first place! Mr. Lazar simply does not have basic physics knowledge, let alone knowledge of advanced particle physics. Even Stanton Friedman, a strong supporter of the UFO/ET hypothesis, and an actual physicist, has called Mr. Lazar a fraud. Check out Mr. Friedman's analysis here on his web site.

I suggest that everyone take a bit of time to read Mr. Mahood's very complete research into Mr. Lazar's claims (be sure to check out the links he provides) and then make up their own minds.
et's daddy
only based on that i have heard atleast 2 others interviewed that would seem to confirm some of Lazar's descriptions of area 51, do i believe some of what he says may hold truth

99% of what he says about it may indeed be crap

but i think some of it may not

even if it is only the layout of the inside of a building
Cinders
Lilly,

I have no idea if ALL about Lazar is true or not.. but I do find it odd that there IS a W-2 showing he WAS employed with the government. Also, back in the day, he spoke about "Element 115" which was unheard of.. NOW recent articles are coming out about "Element 115"

A part of me does believe there are some things about Lazar that ARE true ----
http://img490.imageshack.us/img490/5808/compareshots8mg.jpg
AstroPro
I have already looked into Bob Lazar's claims quite extensively. I have long since firmly believed that Bob Lazar is not telling the truth. Is it possible that the government could wipe his educational background clean in order to discredit him? Absolutely, however the problem is, even Bob Lazar's explanations make no sense to highly educated superiors that know physics and chemistry inside and out. However, it is interesting to note that Bob Lazar's paychecks had DNI stamps on them (if I am remembering correctly) which stands for Department of Naval Intelligence, which many of you may know is the agency responsible for the construction of the base referred to as Area 51. It is entirely possible that Bob Lazar may have been brainwashed into thinking this information was true or possibly just forced to go along with this story for the purpose of largely discrediting the UFO phenomena by providing a disinformationist with no background knowledge on what he is attempting to explain; in affect, he was immediately seen as a fraud and most scientists and well educated scholars lost interest in Area 51 as a result.
Lilly
QUOTE(Cinders @ Feb 21 2006, 07:49 PM) [snapback]1072217[/snapback]


I have no idea if ALL about Lazar is true or not.. but I do find it odd that there IS a W-2 showing he WAS employed with the government.


Well, it's quite possible that he did do some type of work for the government at Los Alamos, and perhaps at Area 51 as well. But, he does not appear to be telling the truth about exactly what type of position (he says he was involved in the back engineering of the alien space craft) he held. Here's what Tom Mahood had to say about this:

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Is he telling the truth about anything? I do think he worked at Los Alamos, but not necessarily in the capacity he's claimed. I believe he worked for one of the lab's subcontractors, in a limited capacity, for a limited amount of time. Also, not as a physicist, but a technician. So maybe there is a kernel of truth in his story, but it's a pretty small kernel, and certainly not reason enough to believe his later saucer stories.




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Also, back in the day, he spoke about "Element 115" which was unheard of.. NOW recent articles are coming out about "Element 115"


The idea of a possible Element 115 has been around for some time. That it's now being looked at as more plausible doesn't really support or refute Mr. Lazar. Also, I would agree that people have seen some odd things flying around Area 51. However, that too, can't really support or refute the idea that these lights indicate alien craft ...rather than our own experimental aircraft being test flown.

Yes, there may be just a bit of truth in what Mr. Lazar is saying. However, he does appear to have been caught not telling the truth about quite a bit as well.
Mutant Snake
Some things he says are truth, but probably not anything about aliens or flying saucers.He could be a disinformation decoy. Who knows besides the government and Mr. Lazar?
chunga
QUOTE(Mutant Snake @ Feb 21 2006, 01:09 PM) [snapback]1072342[/snapback]

Some things he says are truth, but probably not anything about aliens or flying saucers.He could be a disinformation decoy. Who knows besides the government and Mr. Lazar?

God and Mr. John Lear that's who.
*EnIgMa*
QUOTE(Lilly @ Feb 21 2006, 03:55 PM) [snapback]1072313[/snapback]

Well, it's quite possible that he did do some type of work for the government at Los Alamos, and perhaps at Area 51 as well. But, he does not appear to be telling the truth about exactly what type of position (he says he was involved in the back engineering of the alien space craft) he held. Here's what Tom Mahood had to say about this:


The idea of a possible Element 115 has been around for some time. That it's now being looked at as more plausible doesn't really support or refute Mr. Lazar. Also, I would agree that people have seen some odd things flying around Area 51. However, that too, can't really support or refute the idea that these lights indicate alien craft ...rather than our own experimental aircraft being test flown.

Yes, there may be just a bit of truth in what Mr. Lazar is saying. However, he does appear to have been caught not telling the truth about quite a bit as well.

^ Yup, that pretty much covers what I have to say about him...
Cinders
QUOTE(Prophecy Guru @ Feb 21 2006, 12:42 PM) [snapback]1072290[/snapback]

However, it is interesting to note that Bob Lazar's paychecks had DNI stamps on them (if I am remembering correctly) which stands for Department of Naval Intelligence, which many of you may know is the agency responsible for the construction of the base referred to as Area 51.


I found his W2 (it was bugging me as I could not remember the details either)

The web site I found the pictures below states this:

For the duration of Lazar's employment at S4, he was paid by the United States Navy.

In August 1990, George Knapp, the reporter that first broke the story, uncovered a W2 for Robert Lazar. This slip represents payments, after deductions, for five days, (non-consecutive) working at the S4 base. Lazar started at the end of December 1988. And had only been at the base five times before the new year.

Note at the top of the slip is a field reserved for the O.M.B. (Office of Management and Budget. )


user posted image

Note Lazar's Employee number. E-6722MAJ. Compare the following badge, issued to Lazar by the security department at S4.

user posted image

Lazar noted that he had 'Majestic' clearance.
This clearance level was 48 levels above "Q" clearance.

At the bottom of the badge were the different sectors that this clearance would admit entrance to. Notice the S4 indication in the lower left corner. The other three sectors are unfamiliar to Lazar. DS - ETL - WX.

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I just found it odd, how Lazar's pic from Area 51 video from March 1989 looks very similar to what was seen here in Oregon in 1992.

http://img490.imageshack.us/img490/5808/compareshots8mg.jpg

I've never heard of Lazar until recently (as of December 2005) when I was in search for similarities..
AstroPro
Although Lazar's original academic background did not show him to be knowledgable in the fields he claims to have been involved in, it is entirely possible that he may have taken a separate course specifically without documentary proof which was funded by the U.S. government. After all, despite the controversial nature of the alien interrogation, --whether true or not-- the point that Victor brings up describing the frequency of poor quality doctor's having correlation to the governments main priority to hire civilians most willing to keep secrets makes a heck of a lot of sense. However, this still does not account for the reason why Lazar's explanations don't stand up to careful scrutiny at the academic level.....
Lilly
There seems to be sufficient evidence to indicate that Mr. Lazar did work in some capacity for the DNI, perhaps at Area 51. However, there isn't anything (that I've seen) that indicates that his story about reverse engineering a alien space craft at Area 51 is truthful. There does seem to be quite a bit of evidence however, that Mr. Lazar has been less than truthful as regards his education and his knowledge of physics. I'm not inclinced to buy into everything he's selling simply based on his being employed by the DNI.
chunga
I believe you Mr. Lazar. yes.gif
AstroPro
QUOTE(chunga @ Feb 21 2006, 07:35 PM) [snapback]1072673[/snapback]

I believe you Mr. Lazar. yes.gif


Maybe you should take a look at the fatal flaws he made in his particle physics theory on the supposed UFO propulsion system that he claims to have analyzed at Area 51. Lazar's obvious lack of basic physics knowledge is the most obvious evidence to suggest that Lazar is simply lying. There are exceptions to just about all of the other Lazar discrepencies as I have discussed but the fact of the matter is, the man doesn't have any knowledge of basic physics!

See for yourself: http://www.serve.com/mahood/lazar/critiq.htm
chunga
QUOTE(Prophecy Guru @ Feb 21 2006, 04:52 PM) [snapback]1072696[/snapback]

Maybe you should take a look at the fatal flaws he made in his particle physics theory on the supposed UFO propulsion system that he claims to have analyzed at Area 51. Lazar's obvious lack of basic physics knowledge is the most obvious evidence to suggest that Lazar is simply lying. There are exceptions to just about all of the other Lazar discrepencies as I have discussed but the fact of the matter is, the man doesn't have any knowledge of basic physics!

See for yourself: http://www.serve.com/mahood/lazar/critiq.htm

No need to take a look at anything. I have heard and seen live interviews with the man himself and Mr. John Lear. That is enough for me. There is more to believing what someone is saying than physics methods. Its influction of voice, eye postering and just a basic mannerism credibility.To see or hear him or Lear speak on the subject is to believe. Plus I have the interview with the African General to back it all up. Do what you want, who cares, I know he's telling the truth. grin2.gif
Carl Butters
QUOTE(Mutant Snake @ Feb 21 2006, 03:09 PM) [snapback]1072342[/snapback]

Some things he says are truth, but probably not anything about aliens or flying saucers.He could be a disinformation decoy. Who knows besides the government and Mr. Lazar?



it is either that, or hes lying. thats what i believe. i dont think theres any truth to be learned from Bob Lazar.
Rykster
C'mon, isn't it obvious? His duties were the same at area 51 or S4, whatever as they were for the hookers he was associated with. He installed computers, fixed television sets and the like.
I stamp Lazar: WANNABE
Orion437
If he is a desinformation agent, i dont know what kind of desinformation is he doing.

He is telling that the gov. has ufos, aliens, etc. Does it appear like desinfo to you? Not to me..

I dont know if he is telling the truth...

chunga
QUOTE(Carl Butters @ Feb 21 2006, 11:04 PM) [snapback]1073105[/snapback]

i dont think theres any truth to be learned from Bob Lazar.


That is all there is to learn from this man.
chunga
QUOTE(Rykster @ Feb 22 2006, 12:14 AM) [snapback]1073150[/snapback]

His duties were the same at area 51 or S4, whatever as they were for the hookers he was associated with.




Well, when it comes to the specific duties of Hooker's , you'd be the one to know.
xstortionist
people have been trying to debunk mr. lazar for quiet some time now. But nobody can present and evidence that he is lying or that he is telling the truth. I do believe that he did work on anti-gravitational propulsion units in area 51...but i doubt they were of alien orgin.
et's daddy
ill tell you one thing about Lazar's story i would love to be true and available to the public

what i would consider the greatest book ever written

Lazar said he was in a break room i believe, and he came across a book

he said it was like an encyclopedia of the universe

i would love to flip through that

dont know that it exists, but man would it be great
Rykster
'chunga'
Madam, if you bother to read about Mr. Lazar, you will find that he was charged with felony pandering after a stint of duties involving installing computers for a brothel.
As to the specific duties of hookers, I would ask that you refrain from that type of talk as there are children younger than yourself on this forum.
chunga
QUOTE(Rykster @ Feb 22 2006, 09:13 AM) [snapback]1073585[/snapback]

'chunga'
Madam, if you bother to read about Mr. Lazar, you will find that he was charged with felony pandering after a stint of duties involving installing computers for a brothel.
As to the specific duties of hookers, I would ask that you refrain from that type of talk as there are children younger than yourself on this forum.


You brought up the duties of hookers and the word brothel now. Who are you trying to kid? You write disgusting stuff on all the different threads. yes.gif yes.gif

Regarding the legal mishaps in Mr. Lazar's life, Framed he was. By who? Who do you think?
chunga
QUOTE(et's daddy @ Feb 22 2006, 07:26 AM) [snapback]1073469[/snapback]

ill tell you one thing about Lazar's story i would love to be true and available to the public

what i would consider the greatest book ever written

Lazar said he was in a break room i believe, and he came across a book

he said it was like an encyclopedia of the universe

i would love to flip through that

dont know that it exists, but man would it be great


E T's Daddy, May I ask why you double space all your posts? Not critisizing, just wondering. original.gif
Rykster
QUOTE(chunga @ Feb 22 2006, 12:24 PM) [snapback]1073602[/snapback]
May I ask why you double space all your posts?
Why do you quote everything you reply to> Esp when the post is just above yours? I ask because the mods brought this to my attention on my second day of posting, and they're right It's annoying.
chunga
QUOTE(Rykster @ Feb 22 2006, 09:29 AM) [snapback]1073608[/snapback]

Why do you quote everything you reply to> Esp when the post is just above yours? I ask because the mods brought this to my attention on my second day of posting, and they're right It's annoying.


I specificaly left in all of et's daddys post to demonstrate my question you nimrod!!
Stop with the harrasment, If the mod's have spoken to you regarding your posting then follow their advise and dont cramm it down the throats of other poster's. I will post and
quote the way I feel is best for me and so will everyone on this forum. Shhhhhhhh!!! sleepy.gif
Rykster
^^^
Define "nimrod" chunga. I want to be able to pass it along.
I remind people of certain rules and etiquette on the forums as I want to keep this a pleasant place for intellectual discussions. I don't want the forum to descend into the bickering, name calling state that you seem to want it to be in. If you choose to report me to the mods, that is your right. I am perfectly willing to let them read the posts and come to their own decision, but do not state that you already have reported me, or that such a report has resulted in any action against me. To this point, that is not true.

In that light, I will no longer respond in person to your attacks. I will continue to voice my opionion regarding any claims you, or others make, but I shall not respond to you, personally. You are simply not worth the effort.
*EnIgMa*
QUOTE(xstortionist @ Feb 22 2006, 10:19 AM) [snapback]1073459[/snapback]

people have been trying to debunk mr. lazar for quiet some time now. But nobody can present and evidence that he is lying or that he is telling the truth. I do believe that he did work on anti-gravitational propulsion units in area 51...but i doubt they were of alien orgin.

Exactly, I agree with that completely, except for the "but i doubt they were of alien origin"... I wouldn't say that I doubt it, but there is no reason (evidence) to believe that they were... So I don't believe. I hope. thumbsup.gif

But whether what he says is true, or complete bunk, it wouldn't change my views either way...


EDIT: Just thought I would say, after seeing some other people's posts, If you haven't checked out the links Lilly provided in the first post, be sure to do so, you deserve to know the facts before making an uneducated decision.
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AstroPro
Personally, I do believe it is very possible he worked at Area 51. He may have even had top secret clearance to these types of projects for all I know. But the fact of the matter is, the guy just doesn't have the proper knowledge to be a part of such an investigation into a propulsion system that he has no chance of back engineering with his lack of knowledge in physics and chemistry. In other words, he just simply wouldn't be assigned to such a project because he is not qualified for it.
Rykster
QUOTE(Mind_Freak @ Feb 22 2006, 03:38 PM) [snapback]1073872[/snapback]
Just thought I would say, after seeing some other people's posts, If you haven't checked out the links Lilly provided in the first post, be sure to do so, you deserve to know the facts before making an uneducated decision.
Good point, I am still reading them. I think it is interesting how the writer's opinion evloved when he did just that, he checked. At this point, I am thinking that Bob L. is a TV repairman with bipolar D/O.
supercar
Maybe Lazar is part of a government plan to get people used to the idea of aliens.
Lilly
By the time I finished reading the whole sha-bang, I was thinking, 'con man' would be an appropriate title for Mr. Lazar.
Cinders
QUOTE(supercar @ Feb 22 2006, 02:56 PM) [snapback]1074092[/snapback]

Maybe Lazar is part of a government plan to get people used to the idea of aliens.


That could also be a possibility.
I found these articles interesting (from May 23, 2005)

"Lazar told us he previously worked at Los Alamos National Lab. The lab repeatedly denied it, even after we found Lazar's name in the lab phone book. "

(I saw a documentary that showed this Lab book page WITH HIS NAME on it as well )

and this bit from same article:

"Is there a way to prove any part of his story? Maybe. In 1989, Lazar claimed the ET saucers he worked on could produce their own gravity. This propulsion was made possible by a superheavy substance Lazar called Element 115. What is the problem with this story? Element 115 did not exist in 1989. Now, however, it does. "

Link to full article here: http://www.klastv.com/Global/story.asp?S=3373771

It doesn't matter much any more. Lazar has lost so much and as of late, Lazar won't have anything to do with any of this anymore - here is a bit from another article:

"Bob Lazar says, "I really had to cut that loose. I don't answer UFO emails anymore, so if anyone is thinking of emailing me, I don't care if you were abducted. I'm sorry to hear about it. Nor do I believe most of the UFO stories."

Link: http://www.klastv.com/Global/story.asp?S=3369879

But what ever this all boils down to is WTH has been pictured and video taped out there ?? Lear also saw it as well as many others over the years. AND FOR YEARS the government has denied (basically flat out LIED) the area was of no importance - but then the Russian Sattelites come along and showed otherwise several years ago. And now we have Google earth.. - the place doesn't look deserted to me.

And if what Lazar video taped in March 1989 was in Area 51, what the Sam hill was the same similar object doing here in Oregon in 1992?

It's not easy to decide WHO to trust : You got your lying, deceitful, conniving, corrupted government or people like Lazar trying to open our eyes.

Rykster
Maybe Bob L is just a nutcase. Or a liar. Did you ever consider that possibility?
I was involved in very deep secrets during the 50's, but since I had not been born yet, they neglected to tell me what they were. Start a thread on that.
Cinders
Whatever.. rolleyes.gif *someones in a bad mood today*
Rykster
I'm always in a bad mood, but show me where I am wrong.
Unlimited
QUOTE(Rykster @ Feb 23 2006, 12:46 AM) [snapback]1074272[/snapback]

I'm always in a bad mood, but show me where I am wrong.

The guy had a paystub from naval intelligence he did work at area 51 what hes saying is whats in question so hes not totally nuts. geek.gif alien.gif
Rykster
He was a TV repairman!
AstroPro
QUOTE(limited @ Feb 22 2006, 07:51 PM) [snapback]1074282[/snapback]

The guy had a paystub from naval intelligence he did work at area 51 what hes saying is whats in question so hes not totally nuts. geek.gif alien.gif


You guys aren't getting the point. Even if he worked at Area 51, which he very well may have for all I know, he just flat out lacks the qualification to be included in such an investigation. He isn't educated in physics and chemistry and I am not talking from direct documental reviews of his educational background, I am talking about the fact that his explanations for the "physics" behind the propulsion he supposedly worked on make absolutely no sense whatsoever. He clearly lacks understanding of physics therefor proving that he is lying about his theory of propulsion. I just don't know any other way to say it.

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After reading an account by Bob Lazar of the “physics” of his Area 51 UFO propulsion system, my conclusion is this: Mr. Lazar presents a scenario which, if it is correct, violates a whole handful of currently accepted physical theories. That in and of itself does not necessarily mean that his scenario is impossible. But the presentation of the scenario by Lazar is troubling from a scientific standpoint. Mr. Lazar on many occasions demonstrates an obvious lack of understanding of current physical theories. On no occasion does he acknowledge that his scenario violates physical laws as we understand them, and on no occasion does he offer up any hints of new theories which would make his mechanism possible. Mr. Lazar has a propensity for re-defining scientific terms, and using scientific language in a confusing and careless way. For these reasons, I don’t feel that Lazar's pseudo-scientific ramblings are really worthy of any kind of serious consideration.

I will focus on the parts of Lazar's text which I took the most exception with- most of these excerpts relate to particle physics, which is my field. Lazar's text is in boldface. He begins by describing the principle behind interstellar travel...

This is accomplished by generating an intense gravitational field and using that field to distort space/time, bringing the destination to the source, and allowing you to cross many light years of space in little time and without traveling in a linear mode near the speed of light.

I’m less bothered by the wording of this passage now than I used to be, although I still think it’s misleading. If you are distorting spacetime with a gravitational field, it produces a very specific kind of distortion, and a very specific kind of attraction. That’s what gravity IS – a distortion in spacetime, at least according to general relativity. And gravity attracts EVERYTHING. A gravitational field is a gravitational field...you can't pick and choose which objects it has an effect on. So, going by what Lazar says here, I still say that if you were to generate a gravitational field intense enough to warp spacetime and "bring the destination to the source" you'll also bring everything else in the nearby universe to the source too! If Mr. Lazar had really distorted spacetime like this back in his "Area 51" lab, every object on the face of the Earth would have rushed into New Mexico. Before they crashed back in the 50's, the alien saucers would have sucked the Earth right out of orbit!

Now I’m no expert in general relativity, but I believe that there ARE solutions in GR which do involve distortions of spacetime that are not “gravitational” in nature. (In other words they would not “attract” things outside of the distortion.) There are serious scientists that do serious work on wormholes and warp bubbles and other mechanisms which could allow faster-than-light travel by taking advantage of distortions in spacetime. As this research stands right now, it seems clear that the energy requirements which would be required by this kind of travel are unimaginable by any standards – even the most fanciful extrapolations of alien technology. I’m talking about an entire star’s-worth or even a galaxy’s-worth of energy! More mass/energy than could be contained in a tiny saucer, or even all of New Mexico for that matter.

There are currently two main theories about gravity. The "wave" theory which states that gravity is a wave, and the other is a theory which includes "gravitons", which are alleged sub-atomic particles which perform as gravity, which by the way, is total nonsense.

These statements by Lazar are "total nonsense". There is only ONE currently accepted theory of gravity: General Relativity. In GR, gravity is described as a distortion of spacetime, not as a particle or a wave. There are phenomena known as "gravitational waves" which exist in GR, but this does not seem to be what Lazar is talking about. Lazar says that gravity IS a wave. It isn’t a wave. The "gravitons" which he speaks of are a feature of QUANTUM gravitational theories, and I think they require a little explanation.

All physicists realize that the theories of QM and GR are incomplete, because they are mutually incompatible. In order to have a complete theory, theoretical physicists are looking to combine the two into a unified theory which will involve a quantum theory of gravity. There are currently no quantum theories of gravity that work. But even though a satisfactory theory does not yet exist, there is nothing at all nonsensical about gravitons. When an adequate quantum theory of gravity IS formulated, the energy of the gravitational field will be quantized. This quantum of the gravitational field is what physicists call the graviton. It is no more nonsensical than the photon - which is the quantum of the electromagnetic field.

(To add to the confusion of Lazar's statement, in any quantum theory of gravity, as in all quantum theories, the graviton will be, in a sense, BOTH a particle AND a wave!)

The fact that gravity is a wave has caused mainstream scientists to surmise numerous sub-atomic particles which don't actually exist and this has caused great complexity and confusion in the study of particle physics.

As a particle physicist, I must say that I have NO IDEA what he is talking about here. Surmising particles that don't exist? I can't think of a single particle whose existence has been postulated as a result of gravitational theories. Perhaps the graviton is one, but that’s about it.

You must have at least an atom of substance for it to be considered "matter". At least a proton and an electron and in most cases a neutron. Anything short of an atom such as upquarks and downquarks which make up protons and neutrons; or protons, neutrons, or electrons, individually are considered to be mass and do not constitute "matter" until they form an atom.

These are peculiar and nonstandard definitions. The standard use of the term "matter" includes anything which has mass. Even a single quark is considered to be a particle of matter. If a quark isn’t “matter” than what is it? All elementary particles are either matter particles or force-carrying particles. An electron is a mater particle, and so is a quark.

It may seem like a small point, but I think that errors like these are what make Lazar’s “theory” so dubious. How can we give much consideration to someone who claims to be overthrowing the foundations of particle physics, when it’s fairly obvious that he isn’t even familiar with the terminology?

Gravity A is what is currently being labeled as the "strong nuclear force" in mainstream physics ...

This is the place where Lazar begins to get him self in real trouble. As it is understood now, the strong nuclear force has NOTHING TO DO WITH GRAVITY. Such a statement shows either a complete lack of understanding of the physics of the Standard Model of particle interactions, or a BLATANT attempt at deception. The equations and coupling strengths which describe the two forces are totally different and unrelated. The strong force couples only to quarks and gluons. The gravitational force couples to all particles with mass. The strong force is extremely short range. The range of gravity is infinite. The gravitational coupling constant is orders of magnitude smaller than that of the strong interaction. There is NO BASIS for using the word "gravity" to describe the strong interaction IN ANY WAY.

If Mr. Lazar has formulated a NEW model in which the two forces are really the same, then he has unified gravity with the other three forces of nature, and he should publish it now and collect his Nobel Prize. If he DOES NOT have such a new theory then his statement here is ABSOLUTELY FALSE.

It's not good enough to just call the strong interaction "gravity A wave". You've got to demonstrate that it actually has SOMETHING to do with gravity if you're going to attach that name to it! The words by themselves are meaningless. I want to see some equations. Otherwise, this statement is not only wrong, but utterly incomprehensible.

...it should be obvious that a large, single star system, binary star system, or multiple star system would have had more of the prerequisite mass and electromagnetic energy present during their creations.

Now we get into some fuzzy astronomy. Mr. Lazar doesn’t seem to understand where heavy elements come from, or how they are formed.

First we have to assume that when Lazar says “large” he means “massive.” The "largeness" of a star says nothing about its mass. In five or ten billion years, the sun will be as large as the orbit of Mars. A star's size changes drastically during its lifetime. It’s pretty clear that what Lazar should be talking about here is the MASS of the star.

The next section is a little vague, but he SEEMS to be suggesting that his element 115, the alien fuel source, which doesn't exist on the Earth, should be present in those solar systems that were more massive at their inception. The implication here is that a star system which condensed out of a more massive primordial cloud should have a greater abundance of heavier elements. This is quite incorrect.

Heavy elements – all elements heavier than iron – are not formed during the normal life cycles of stars. The only time when these nuclei are "cooked" is during the collapse and subsequent explosion of supernovae. The supernova explosion then spreads heavy elements throughout the galaxy. For this reason, the abundances of heavy elements in any particular star system depend NOT upon the properties of the current star, but on the properties of the nearby stars of the PREVIOUS GENERATION! Therefore, all of the star systems in a particular region of the galaxy will have essentially the same abundances of heavy elements, regardless of the mass of star. If element 115 is STABLE, as Lazar claims it to be, then it should be created in supernova explosions and it should exist EVERYWHERE!

The most important attribute of these heavier, stable elements is that the gravity A wave is so abundant that it actually extends past the perimeter of the atom. These heavier, stable elements literally have their own gravity A field around them...

No naturally occurring atoms on earth have enough protons and neutrons for the cumulative gravity A wave to extend past the perimeter of the atom...


Since Mr. Lazar has already identified this gravity A wave with the nuclear force, he is essentially claiming that the nuclear force of element 115 extends beyond the limits of the "115-ium" atom. (I'm tempted to call it Lazarium...and somewhat surprised that he doesn't!!) This is simply not possible, given the known properties of the nuclear force. The past 50 years of probing the nucleus have taught us that the range of the nuclear force is VERY short, and protons and neutrons only feel the pull of their nearest neighbors in a nucleus. Because of this fact, the nuclear force extends out to about the same distance away from a nucleus NO MATTER HOW MASSIVE THE NUCLEUS IS. This fact is fundamental to the science of nuclear physics.

Once again, if Mr. Lazar has a NEW MODEL of the nuclear interaction which explains the properties and decay rates of known nuclei...which can predict the abundances of elements synthesized in the Big Bang...which can describe all of the properties of nuclear reactions which take place inside of stars...all as well as our current theories do all of these things (which is VERY well!) then he should publish it and collect his Nobel Prize. If not, then once again his statements make NO SENSE in the light of everything that we know about nuclear interactions.

Now even though the distance that the gravity A wave extends past the perimeter of the atom is infinitesimal, it is accessible and it has amplitude, wavelength and frequency, just like any OTHER wave in the electromagnetic spectrum. Once you can access the gravity A wave, you can amplify it just like we amplify OTHER electromagnetic waves.

(MY EMPHASIS)
I have emphasized the use of the word "other" in this paragraph to show that Mr. Lazar apparently thinks that his "gravity A wave", which if you recall, is also the strong nuclear force, is ALSO an electromagnetic wave. Perhaps he HAS formulated a "Grand Unified Theory" after all! Or perhaps this is just another example of his careless use of scientific terms.

Conclusions

I want to take some time here to talk about scientific progress, because there is one common objection to my critique of Lazar’s scenario. People will often say “Modern science could be wrong. Newton was wrong! Lazar could be right!” Yes. That is correct. In fact, modern science almost certainly IS “wrong.” But the only real test of a theory in science is that it works. Newton’s Laws worked. They still do in most situations. Einstein’s theories are better – they are more accurate and they work in more situations. New theories will continue to come along that are more precise and more generally applicable than the older theories, and these new theories will be tested by experiments until they supplant the old ones. That is how science has progressed for the past 400 years.

So it is not enough to SAY that modern science is wrong. You have to demonstrate that you have something that is better. And that “better” theory needs to do everything that the old theory does, and then do more. And chances are that it won’t completely turn the old theory on it’s head – because we already know that the old theories work too well. It is not possible to create a new theory until you understand the old one well enough to present a coherent alternative. Calling current science “total nonsense” is nice rhetoric, and no doubt convincing to many non-scientists who feel alienated from science and look on scientists as a kind of modern priesthood of arcane knowledge. But science is a process – not a body of knowledge.

I can't possibly demonstrate conclusively that Lazar's mechanism is impossible. All that I can hope to demonstrate here is that his scenario would require a COMPLETE overhaul of our theories of gravity and particle physics in order to work. Not just some minor changes...I'm talking from the ground up. Mr. Lazar makes no mention of this fact, and he proposes no alternative theories. But, if Lazar's scenario is true, then we will NEED some new theories, because we are wrong about a great many things. We don't understand gravity. We don't understand nuclear interactions. We don't understand spacetime. We don't understand stellar evolution. However, considering Mr. Lazar's careless use of language, his casual redefinition of scientific terms, and the complete lack of details in his presentation, I'm willing to bet the farm that it is actually Lazar who doesn't understand any of these things.

But wait.....There’s an addendum!!

Lazar explains on his current webpage (www.boblazar.com) how his element 115 not only serves as the generator of the Gravity A wave, but ALSO as the fuel for a matter/antimatter reactor that powers the rest of the saucer. Let's take a close look at Lazar's explanation of this reactor...

"The power source is a reactor. Inside the reactor, element 115 is bombarded with a proton, which plugs into the nucleus of the 115 atom and becomes element 116, which immediately decays and releases or radiates small amounts of anti-matter. The anti-matter is released in a vacuum into a tuned tube, which keeps it from reacting with the matter that surrounds it. It is then directed toward the gaseous matter target at the end of the tube. The matter, which in this case is the gas, and the anti-matter, collide and annihilate totally converting to energy. The heat from this reaction is converted into electrical energy in a near one hundred percent efficient thermoelectric generator. "

Lots of impressive sounding stuff about reactors and bombarding with protons and all that. But read it again. Antimatter and matter are converted into energy. Fine. But where does the antimatter come from? From element 115 when it is "bombarded with a proton" by the ship's reactor. Hmmm. And just exactly HOW MUCH energy would your reactor have to put into each proton to have it create an antiproton?? Well, exactly the mass energy of an antiproton! And how much energy do you get back out when the antiproton annihilates? EXACTLY THE SAME AMOUNT OF ENERGY THAT YOU PUT INTO CREATING IT!!

(Actually, you can't just make an antiproton by itself, you have to make a proton/anti-proton pair. So your reactor needs to put in 2 "protons-worth" of mass-energy into each proton in the beam.)

If you have to MAKE your own antimatter on board, your system produces NO NET ENERGY AT ALL!! You put 2 protons worth of energy in, and you get 2 protons worth of energy out! In fact, the BEST this system could do would be to make ZERO energy, but in fact, it would more likely USE far more energy than it would make.

Conservation of energy rears it's ugly head, and once again - it looks like Bob's saucer is going nowhere fast!


Source: http://www.serve.com/mahood/lazar/critiq.htm

Now, it is quite possible he was involved in some form of disinformation project from the government with whatever purpose whether voluntarily or involuntarily, I am not discounting that possibility nor the possibility of his employment at Area 51. But the fact of the matter is, Bob Lazar isn't telling the truth!!!!!!!
chunga
QUOTE(Prophecy Guru @ Feb 22 2006, 05:13 PM) [snapback]1074309[/snapback]

You guys aren't getting the point. Even if he worked at Area 51, which he very well may have for all I know, he just flat out lacks the qualification to be included in such an investigation. He isn't educated in physics and chemistry and I am not talking from direct documental reviews of his educational background, I am talking about the fact that his explanations for the "physics" behind the propulsion he supposedly worked on make absolutely no sense whatsoever. He clearly lacks understanding of physics therefor proving that he is lying about his theory of propulsion. I just don't know any other way to say it.
Source: http://www.serve.com/mahood/lazar/critiq.htm

Now, it is quite possible he was involved in some form of disinformation project from the government with whatever purpose whether voluntarily or involuntarily, I am not discounting that possibility nor the possibility of his employment at Area 51. But the fact of the matter is, Bob Lazar isn't telling the truth!!!!!!!


Are you really trying to get us to believe that the US Gov only employs qualified personnel
for the said job? Ha!! Get real.
You people are not taking the info from the horses mouth. Art Bell and the Coast to Coastam team have interviewed this man 4 times since the story broke. Listen on Streamlink for yourself and then decide. Why are you relying on opinions of others in their reports for your decision making? Also, I almost have the full transcript of the African General and his coaboration of Mr. Lazar's info. Plus the transcript and audio of the interview where he saw a photo of the same ship that he saw at Area 51.
The believing is in the man himself, his words, attitude everything you need to know is in him. Not some unknown engineer being paid off for his opinion. Yet I dont think any of you have taken the precious moments to listen to exactly what it is he claims to have or have not done.

Cinders, God bless you hun, you are a tryer, God loves tryer's and so do I.
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chunga
QUOTE(Cinders @ Feb 22 2006, 04:44 PM) [snapback]1074270[/snapback]

Whatever.. rolleyes.gif *someones in a bad mood today*

He's right, he's always like this. It kind of grows on you, like moss but not really or something.
chunga
QUOTE(limited @ Feb 22 2006, 04:51 PM) [snapback]1074282[/snapback]

hes not totally nuts. geek.gif alien.gif



Not Nut's At All. That's the plan were being fed and from the opinion's in this thread I'd say they are doing an incredible job of B S ing!!
Lilly
Let's see, Mr. Lazar's knowledge of physics is practically nil. His description of how this space craft is powered is impossible. Even if we were terribly mistaken and our knowledge of physics is somehow *wrong*, then it would be necessary to demonstrate how and why we have it wrong, and offer strong evidence for what is actually *right*. Mr. Lazar does none of this...he simply makes no scientific sense whatsoever.

Now, we're supposed to overlook the scientific reality of the situation and simply believe Mr. Lazar because Art Bell says we should? user posted image This raises the bar of credulism to an all time high!
chunga
QUOTE(Lilly @ Feb 22 2006, 06:48 PM) [snapback]1074419[/snapback]



Now, we're supposed to overlook the scientific reality of the situation and simply believe Mr. Lazar because Art Bell says we should? [img]


Mr. Bell and his show make no judgements on the guests or their stories. He is clear on that, he is an uninvolved vehichle for thier words, nothing else.
You only work so hard to discredit Mr. Lazar due to your hostility for me. Its so easy to see
through you my dear. WOOF!!!!
rapid7
Billy Meier; a goddamn liar
Bob Lazer; truly bizarre.

Well, I gotta side with Stanton Friedman concerning lazar’s physics. It always stuck me as pseudo science at best. “Look everyone ‘element 115’, go check on your periodic table at home, there isn’t 115, see I’m telling the truth and I know science.”

Lazar passed two polygraph lie detectors but also failed two. I saw a video of him taking one of these tests and boy, did he look like a man trying to fool the machine.

However, he is consistent in recalling his account. I mean, to make up a story like this? Where would you start? If anyone tried it I’m sure he/she would be found out in days. He does appear to have insider info. Maybe that was obtained purely by his sub contractor job?
I still think there’s a chance he was there. Hell, maybe he BS’d his way into area 51. I mean let’s face it he’s fooled enough people already. I do believe he was with john Lear watching UfOs over Area 51. Sounds plausible enough.
He could be part of an ‘information release program’. I’m not sure if this is just a cop out though.
But allegedly, ‘This is how the government releases information of this nature; by releasing it through unreliable sources or by putting obvious flaws in documents. Just enough so it can’t be proven to be authentic’

Do I know he was at Area? No.
Do I believe he worked inside Area 51? Not really
What does my intuition say? He’s full of BS but he was there.
Lol my intuition has been known to have its off days.



et's daddy
QUOTE(chunga @ Feb 22 2006, 09:16 PM) [snapback]1074377[/snapback]

Also, I almost have the full transcript of the African General and his coaboration of Mr. Lazar's info.


what could an African General possibly have to do with this ?
magnetar
Rapid7 was short and to the point.

Bizzare (rhymes with...)

Bob Lazar- the perfect storm for a self-promoting opportunist.
Somebody profited, but it probably was not him.

I could live with the odd claimant who saw lights over area 51.
But to try and make a whole string of lies is either crazy or too clever for
one's own good. You are likely to get found out.

Fudging on resumes is not new. It can have consequences.

David Edmondson, president and CEO of Radio Shack was fired this week, by the board of directors for lying on his resume. The company is also having to close up to 700 stores. Not that it's his fault.

No time is a good time to outright lie on one's background.

And three large banks got fined about $2 billion each, this week for
helping ENRON executives hide their losses and dispose of stock.

Now, I wonder...
Lilly
QUOTE(chunga @ Feb 23 2006, 03:35 AM) [snapback]1074470[/snapback]

You only work so hard to discredit Mr. Lazar due to your hostility for me. Its so easy to see
through you my dear. WOOF!!!!




No, Tom Mahood 'worked so hard' to discredit Bob Lazar (I can't take any credit for Mr. Mahood's work). Actually, Mr. Mahood simply investigated Mr. Lazar and the information he discovered turned out to be discrediting. Mr. Lazar's own words have served to discredit him the most.

Now, I've been interested in Bob Lazar's claims long, long before I even came on this message board. I'm not the hostile one trying to start something here, and I refuse to be baited.

chunga
QUOTE(et's daddy @ Feb 22 2006, 08:11 PM) [snapback]1074522[/snapback]

what could an African General possibly have to do with this ?


He and his men shot down the craft that Mr. Lazar saw at Area 51. I went into great detail regarding his claims and the whole story in a thread that is titled..... I will get back to this later this morning when I have time and can find it here at UM. I think the thread was ,
I know it was in this section . Later. Very interesting stuff, I have his audio interview from 2 years ago. At that time he was also in hiding and running from both countries.

Why Iam answering your inquiry I dont know, You weren't kind enough to answer mine about your double spacing tick.
Rykster
Chunga, I just want to ask you, have you read Lilly's links?
No insult intended, just a Q.
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