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Physicist Kevin Knuth, a former NASA researcher, discussed UAP phenomena with journalist Ross Coulthart, referencing the Nimitz Tic-Tac incident and the newly established UAP Science Advisory Council. Knuth presented a theoretical framework involving spacetime warping to explain UAP propulsion characteristics, proposing it as a potential explanation for the 1967 Malmstrom incident involving ICBM deactivations. Separately, astrophysicist Avi Loeb published a preprint suggesting that lunar regolith samples could be analyzed for sub-micron dust particles as signatures of past extraterrestrial technological activity.
Physicist Kevin Knuth, a former NASA researcher, discusses anomalous UAP experiences and the Nimitz Tic-Tac incident with journalist Ross Coulthart, reflecting on the new UAP Science Advisory Council's role in legitimizing the topic.
Physicist Kevin Knuth discusses a theoretical explanation for UAP propulsion involving spacetime warping that could account for the Malmstrom incident, during which intercontinental ballistic missiles reportedly went offline during a sighting.