Conducted a study "Asymmetrical Capacitors for Propulsion" for NASA on the Biefeld-Brown effect inside a vacuum chamber in 2004 with a static DC voltage of up to 50kV. Pulsed voltages were not tested.
Of the four capacitors tested only one used a solid dielectric in between the electrodes and it was also the only one that moved when the initial pulse of static DC current was applied to the capacitor when the power supply was turned on.
An arc occured at these moments and the capacitor would rotate an eighth of a rotation. The movement was dismissed as an ejection of material during the arc but no explanation was given why no arcs and movement occured with the other capacitors.
Retired U.S. Air Force captain whose name is frequently linked (in UFO subculture) to the alleged insider “Aviary” network under the bird-name CONDOR.
Often described as having worked in Air Force intelligence/FTD-adjacent contexts and later becoming a prolific online voice in UFO-forum culture and “insider” narrative debates.
Public notoriety in ufology largely stems from claims about involvement with, or proximity to, UFO Cover-Up? Live (1988) and later commentary on contentious “leak” storylines (e.g., MJ-12/Serpo-era discourse).
Los Angeles–based filmmaker/artist turned “UFO celebrity” best known for UAP-focused documentaries and for releasing widely discussed U.S. Navy UAP media (notably the 2019 “USS Omaha” clip and the “pyramid/triangle” night-vision images).
Co-host (with George Knapp) of the WEAPONIZED podcast, a major distribution channel for interviews, claims, and “new footage/documents” within modern UAP media.
A polarizing figure: praised for forcing UAP material into the mainstream conversation, criticized for sensational framing and for releases that skeptics argue have mundane explanations (e.g., “bokeh” optics for triangular shapes).
