u/PapaPalps066

The biggest caveat in Lazar’s story, that everyone seems to pound on, is his eduction background. People say since his education can’t be verified, the buck stops there and the whole story falls apart. After looking at the entire story from a 30,000 foot view, I think there may be a plausible explanation for what happened, including his shaky education claims.

Back in the 1980s, it was a lot easier to lie on resumes, and I believe it was done much more frequently back then. Especially with all records being analogue.

We know Ed Teller was at Los Alamos on the day Bob said he was there, because it was in the same issue of the Los Alamos Monitor talking about Bob’s jet car. So, I don’t think Bob made up meeting Teller. Bob reached out to Teller a few years later with his resume, asking for a job lead. Teller tells Bob that EG&G will call him to set up an interview. Teller is probably pretty high up in the program, being in the Manhattan Project, father of the hydrogen bomb, and setting up national labs. His recommendation alone was probably enough to fast-track Lazar into the program.

Jumping forward, Bob claims that he was replacing a scientist who died after cutting into a reactor. If someone died and needed to be replaced, the program would probably be trying to expedite a replacement for something that important.

Bob says they came back later and said there was a problem with his security clearance.

Therefore (TLDR), I think it’s likely that:

1. S-4 needed to quickly replace the scientist who died.
2. Teller’s recommendation alone is enough to get Lazar in, given Teller’s likely high up in the program.
3. Lazar begins working there provisionally while they check his background.
4. They find his education doesn’t check out and stop calling him out.
5. This is what leads to him being iced out, maybe along with his wife’s affair.

Bob has even walked back his education claims in recent interviews, saying things like he went to MIT under a government program, not a traditional master’s degree. And that he “did a lot of auditing at both places,” referring to MIT and Cal Tech.

Further, if you see Teller in an interview being asked about Lazar, his reaction is very strange. He doesn’t deny knowing Lazar, he said he’ll just sit in silence if asked about Lazar. I think this weighs in favor of Lazar actually meeting him, and Teller probably just got burned by Bob going public and his background not checking.

Has anyone who’s practiced hemisync-like meditations such as the gateway experience been able to go into a state where they transplanted their consciousness into themself in the past?

If so, what was it like and how long were you able to do so? I’m just curious if this has been achieved by anyone.

In my assessment Bob Lazar possesses scientific literacy and knowledge appropriate for his claimed education.

Most notably, in his book he writes about analyzing E115 using standard lab equipment I am familiar with. They try GC-TCD, then GC-MS, then NAA (a nuclear method I have never used). So it's clear Bob knows the proper sample preparation techniques and other details of the method. Did he learn all of this for the purpose of deceiving us and selling his book?

>Barry had taken the fuel disc and set it on a small piece of filter paper. With a very fine file, he scraped its surface, collecting a minute amount of the filings on the paper. He added them to a liquid solvent and prepared to inject them into a gas chromatograph where it would be vaporized and analyzed. I joined him at the machine and watched as he inserted the material into the sample port using a microsyringe to get it through a rubber septum and into the vacuum chamber. Helium (nitrogen is also often used) began to flow as the carrier gas. I checked the pressure regulator to be sure it was within parameters. It was and that gas joined the vaporized material we had injected in passing through a glass column packed with silica coated with a liquid. Since the material we placed in the solvent was insoluble—in other words it didn’t dissolve into the liquid but was suspended within it—the whole process took a matter of seconds. We were using a thermal conductivity device (TCD) and helium provided a shorter analysis time due to its higher flow rates and low molecular weight. The detection system in the device converted the property changes of the substances heated and vaporized into electrical impulses that a computer could analyze. Basically, it took an analog reading of the reactions taking place within the glass column and converted that reading to a digital one. The digital was less susceptible to interference and has a better signal-to-noise ratio. When we looked at the display the device provided, the chromatogram itself, literally a graph of the results, we noticed that there were no spikes, which would have indicated the presence of various elements. The x (horizontal axis) reflected the amount of time while the y axis measured the abundance or absorbance of the chemicals present. For example if you put a drop of water in the device, you’d find a spike indicating the presence of hydrogen and oxygen. What we saw was nothing at all except at the very far right of the graph indicating that something was in there, but it wasn’t composed of any other known component elements. (Lazar, Dreamland)

Example output from TCD detector with annotations

Anatomy of a GC inlet port including rubber septum and He carrier gas

The other tests documented in the book are

• the famous candle, watch, and 'black hole" demos
• measuring for thermal losses in the reactor
• measuring radiation within the reactor
• building a pressure sensor array to measure the shape of the emitted field

In all cases where the test results don't match expected physics, Bob is appropriately confused. In the candle demo, he asks how can the candle be frozen while I can still see the photons? For those demanding equations to explain the science, there is famously no unification for QFT and GR, so to expect Bob to emerge with an equation for quantum gravity with only master's level education and 6 months on the job is entirely unreasonable.

Outside of UFO claims, Bob modified his car to run on a hydrogen fuel cell and used a lithium hydride material as a low pressure sorbent for the H2 gas. Lithium 6 deuteride is a legally restricted material (used for thermonuclear weapons), so he built a backyard particle accelerator to manufacture the material. My best guess is that he is using a spallation reaction where he is bombarding C, N, or O nuclei with alpha particles to break them down into smaller Li6 nuclei. This would be a good question to ask him. This level of knowledge about nuclear reactions is consistent with his alleged education at MIT working on a classified weapons system.

Hydrogen Car Video

Lazar's hydrogen Corvette