Ep. 8 TTSA's Steve Justice interviews the legendary Dr. Hal Puthoff
Sep 24, 2020
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COO Steve introduces Dr. Hal Puthoff, the Co-Founder and VP of Science and Technology at TTSA. They discuss Dr. Puthoff's background in science, his scientific experiments on finding new forms of energy, his involvement in the Pentagon's UFO program, and his fascination with anti-gravity technology. They also explore the concept of subcritical waveguides and metamaterials, and Dr. Puthoff's encounter with Edward Teller.
Dr. Hal Puthoff's research focuses on space-time metric engineering, potentially enabling revolutionary advancements in energy and propulsion.
TTSA's exploration of metamaterials has led to the discovery of unique materials with special properties, offering practical applications that could revolutionize various fields.
Deep dives
Dr. Hal Pudoff's Background and Motivation
Dr. Hal Pudoff, the co-founder of TTSA and Vice President of Science and Technology, has always been driven by the desire to explore what lies beyond our current boundaries of knowledge. His passion for pushing the limits of scientific understanding and his fascination with the possibilities of space exploration have shaped his career. From his early work at the National Security Agency (NSA) to his involvement in investigating UAP phenomena, Dr. Pudoff's drive to explore the unknown has been a guiding force in his life.
Space-Time Metric Engineering
Dr. Pudoff's research and exploration in the area of space-time metric engineering have been a significant focus. By studying the principles of general relativity, he has sought to engineer and manipulate the space-time metric, potentially enabling revolutionary advancements in energy and propulsion. The goal is to develop the ability to create macroscopic effects that can help humankind explore the cosmos on a larger scale. While still in the early stages, Dr. Pudoff sees a tremendous potential for this research and its application in the future.
Beamed Energy Propulsion
Another area of interest for Dr. Pudoff and TTSA involves beamed energy propulsion. This technology aims to utilize powerful lasers on the ground to propel rockets by heating materials on the back of the vehicles, creating a plasma that generates significant thrust. Beamed energy propulsion has been proven and explored by NASA and the Air Force, offering a potential 90% reduction in the cost of launching payloads into space compared to traditional rocket fuel-based methods. While infrastructure and competition pose challenges, Dr. Pudoff believes it is a matter of time before this technology becomes a widely adopted means of space travel.
Metamaterials and Waveguides
TTSA's exploration of metamaterials has led to the discovery of unique materials with special properties. One such material is a subcritical waveguide, which allows for the transmission of signals and energy in nanoscopic dimensions, far smaller than the wavelengths traditionally required for waveguides. This breakthrough enables the miniaturization of waveguides and opens up possibilities for compact and efficient transmission systems. These materials have practical applications that could revolutionize various fields, including electronics, communications, and energy.
On this episode of TTSA Talks, COO Steve Justice helps us get to know the legendary Dr. Hal Puthoff, TTSA's Co-Founder and VP of Science and Technology.
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