[Macho MAGA Man]

This just confirms that Bob Lazar was right 💯%.

[Red Badger]

“It’s about time, It’s about space, About strange people in the strangest place. It’s about time, It’s about flight, Travelin’ faster than the speed of light. About space people and a brave crew, As through the barrier of time they flew. Pass the Roman Senators, Pass an armored knight, Pass the firing Minutemen, To this modern site.”

[smokingfrog]

I’ve seen that movie.

[nwrep]

Low IQ people.

[BenLurkin]

[cgbg]

Lazar was fed specific disinformation—Element 115 was one example.

It was a great way to identify leakers—good luck using it for much of anything.

[PghBaldy]

Look out for the Morlochs.

[allendale]

Really? Sounds like a non existent honey trap to catch some spies desperate to find it.

[Williams]

I don’t think his reference to what technology can do was revealing any particular weapon system.

Seemed to be referring to the latest quantum and sub atomic research and chiding us to embrace what’s possible.

[plain talk]

... or could just be intentional disinformation as a warning to whomever.

[fireman15]

[cuz1961]

just imagine what is possible if we could weaponize quantum entanglement...

[volare737]

Ready for the time machine here!

[dynachrome]

Schroedinger’s cat does/does not approve.

[OldHarbor]

I am a traveler of both time and space
To be where I have been
Sit with elders of the gentle race
This world has seldom seen
Talk of days for which they sit and wait
All will be revealed

Woah dude, Zeppelin was right the whole time !

Kashmir

[nathanbedford]

All of this comes as the Trump administration continues to weaponize American tech dominance as both an economic tool and a geopolitical deterrent, particularly in the ongoing trade standoff with China,

Earlier in the article it noted:

He stopped short of elaborating, but the timing of his remarks didn’t feel like a coincidence.

A third statement was issued by Secretary of Defense Hegseth who conceded that aircraft carriers might be vulnerable to hypersonic missiles. Perhaps this statement is not coincidence either.

Hegseth's remark could have been calculated either to justify transferring defense spending from aircraft carriers to other more modern weapons systems, or it might have been intended to condition the American public that America will not intervene kinetically to defend Taiwan.

These remarks concerning this mystery weapon might be to deter China from adventuring against Taiwan. China, developer of hypersonic missiles, is surely aware of the historic diminishment in the capacity of our carriers to project power close inshore, perhaps not close enough, that is, to protect Taiwan.

If Putin can play gamesmanship threatening the use of nuclear weapons because of support of Ukraine, the Trump administration can play the same game with China by inverting the threat, even if the threat is entirely fictitious.

[Deo volente]

I knew it! The Democrats were right all along. Trump is really the master of time and space and THE existential threat to everything!
It’s hopeless to run, there’s no escape. He’s gonna get you, he and his evil sidekick Musk. You’ll be sorry you hated him so much.

/SARC

[P8riot]

There was a young lady named "bright"
Who traveled much faster than light
She left one day
In the relative way
And returned on the previous night

[9YearLurker]

Can they please send me back to 1964?

If not, I’ll take 1890. Before that, maybe 1830.

Thank you.

[Magnum44]

[eastforker]

I said it years ago when the US discontinued the space shuttle program. There was no way in hell the US was going to give up on space travel if we didn’t already have a means to reliably be able to launch man or machinery into space on a moments notice without the fanfare of a rocket launch.