I stargaze every night that’s not cloudy. A few months ago I saw an anomaly. (Well, I see anomalies every night, but this was a big one.) Two nights ago I witnessed it again with my husband to corroborate. A silent triangular UFO moving at the speed of a jet above our populated city out West. Moving north to south through the valley. I’d seen these pop up in documentaries and online in first-hand accounts. Are these extraterrestrial or terrestrial-made with inspiration from alien tech? Where else have you guys seen these?
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Calling it something it’s not is indeed nothing new when it comes to descriptors in this world, but it makes understanding for those learning the subject matter a pain in the ass. It’s quite possible red mercury isn’t a form of mercury at all, perhaps even named that to send competitors in the same field on a wild goose chase. The rotating liquid metal at the centre feels very planet like in description. Our own planet being said to have a liquid iron core at the centre creating s magnetic field, it does beg the question what would planets with different metallic cores have for effects. We as a species have long understood the power potential in a spinning flywheel, but the idea of a spinning fluid metal being able to generate propulsion still seems very science fiction-y to me. I know there are many things we can’t see or even measure yet, and until we get the tools to do so we’re in the dark about a lot of reality. Different frequencies obtain different results. High frequency radio waves carry music and data. A high pitched note from someone who's trained can shatter a crystal glass. Whistling a perfect 2600 hz note in the phreaking days could net you all kinds of fun. But having your steering be sound related feels like it has a major disadvantage of needing very complicated shielding and soundproofing to keep anyone from disrupting your crafts navigation with eternal sound devices. Think a missile that doesn’t have to hit any of the crafts but could emit the right tone to cause them to all start flying down towards the ground and crash a whole squadron at once kind of situation. It’s interesting technology to be sure, but everything and I mean everything has limitations of one sort or the other.
You’re not wrong about there being pros and cons to steering with frequency.
As for the sciencey part of rotating masses, this is where aether theory comes into play;
Our world is not a world of relativity, photons, and “space time” but instead a world where there is a medium that that all forces travel through and that travels through everything; the aether.
You may have heard it was disproven by the Michaelson-Morley experiment, but that is not at all what their experiments showed. The MM experiment showed that there was no “aether wind” and only in a particular direction. Upon dissection of the experiment, you will see that an unknown force kept getting measured that showed there was an aether, just not a force as strong as their hypothesis.
For more information on the aether, look here: http://www.orgonelab.org/miller.htm
Miller proved beyond doubt that the aether exists.
Now where does this come into play with rotating masses of metal?
Energy/electricity/magnetism/gravity are all results of the different disturbances of the underlying fundamental medium, the aether. Ken Wheeler (the bald tattooed guy you may or may not have run across) described magnetism as an “aether perturbation modality.” In other words, the aether is responsible for the phenomena we know as gravity, magnetism, and electricity. They are all just different properties of the same force.
Now with that in mind, how do you extract energy from, or aide different affects to occur, from the aether? You have to disturb it. How is the aether disturbed? I will encourage you to study the writings of Nikola Tesla.
In my own definition (which I hope isn’t entirely wrong because I cannot hope to define it as well as Tesla) by rotating metallic bodies, torsion is applied to the fabric of the aether which causes electricity, magnetism, and changes in gravity to manifest. An electric generator or motor does not create or convert anything, they are nothing more than aether-disturbing devices that cause different effects based on how they’re constructed.
If you are to disturb the aether greatly enough (by, say, counter-rotating two large masses of liquid metal and applying current and harmonics into it) it isn’t hard to believe that something could start violating the conventional laws of physics.
I’m kind of buzzed from Thanksgiving so my thoughts aren’t completely in order at the moment lol.