In der Natur Verborgene Anti-Gravitationstechnologie - Viktor Grebennikov

For generations, people have been searching to understand the mysteries of hyperdimensional physics and to reveal the secrets of anti-gravity. Many scientists regard anti-gravity technology as the Holy Grail of the 21st century. A single technology that will completely change human civilization and introduce a new age on earth and beyond. That such a technology is possible is undermined by the countless UFO videos and sightings all over the world. Recently, the United States Navy even published mysterious recordings of a UFO that was hit by Navy pilots. According to the data, NASA began working on anti-gravity technology in 1992. They believed that a device that is built around a supra-pilot and a magnet could shield an object from gravity. Unreleased documents indicate that the United States began its anti-gravity research much earlier, already in the 1950s. Many believe that the US government began spending billions of dollars for the reconstruction of extraterrestrial technology after the infamous Roswell UFO crash in 1947. Strangely, the US Navy Minister is responsible for several groundbreaking aviation technologies patented by aviation and space engineers. For example, a mysterious man named Salvatore Pace is called the inventor of four clear patents for which the US Navy is the successor. A bizarrely shaped high-frequency gravitational wave generator. A piezoelectric induced high-temperature supra-pilot. A generator for electromagnetic fields and a process for generating an electromagnetic field that could distract asteroids. And, perhaps the strangest of all, a vehicle that uses a device to reduce gravity that is described in the patent as a hybrid aircraft for air and space underwater travel. The physical mechanisms that are activated with the gravity mass reduction device can function as submersibles that can reach extreme underwater speeds. There is a lack of water skin friction and improved camouflage capabilities. This hybrid vehicle could move through the electromagnetic fields induced by air and water particles and the polarization of vacuum energy with great ease through the medium air, space and water by being enclosed in a vacuum plasma bubble or shell. While everyone seems to be quite surprised, the last of the leading technical officers of the marine aviation company personally confirmed this. He claimed that the Chinese were already developing similar technologies. Although the USA had not admitted to owning such a vehicle, countless people have seen a strange triangular UFO in the sky that looks exactly like the mysterious vehicle from the patent. But if there is still doubt, take a look at this Google Earth image that was discovered a few years ago in Australia. Now, of course, follow the coordinates and you will find that the mysterious object was hidden in front of Google Maps, which makes it even more suspicious. Undoubtedly, the world of antigravity is a world of night and fog, of extraterrestrial implications and financing through dark money. However, the man we dedicated this video to was not a powerhouse in the back room or a member of a government elite, but an ordinary man in an extraordinary position at the top of the discovery of antigravity. He did not achieve this with billions of dollars or secret government institutions, but simply through the observation of nature and all its wonderful creations. Viktor Stepanovich Kurbennikov was born in 1927 in Simferopol, a populous city on the peninsula of Crimea of the Soviet Union at that time. A few years before his birth, the city was an important showpiece of the Russian Civil War. Kurbennikov's mother was a nobleman and his father a simple mechanic. Two classes that had not mixed before. Kurbennikov, on the other hand, was an intelligent, curious young man and he became one of the first of a newly educated generation. This training led him as an adult to Novosibirsk, at the southern tip of the West Siberian lowlands. There, Kurbennikov took a wide range of interests and became a scientist, especially an entomologist. This is the study of insects, but also a nature researcher, painter and robust outdoor man. He could also have been a poet, if you consider how he described the natural beauty of the Siberian steppe. How he wrote, a quiet evening in the steppe. The red sunshine has already touched the far, foggy horizon. Duck swarms shimmer over the evening sea. You can also hear river banks in the distance. The high, pearl-colored sky rages over the calming world of the steppe. How good it is to be out here, in the open country. It was this love for nature, far away from the sticky offices and thick books, which are usually associated with scientists, that sent Kurbennikov on the path of discoveries, which was to determine his life. It almost happened by chance, one evening in the early 1980s. Kurbennikov had followed his favorite occupation and strolled through the wide steppe, with the intention of camping under the stars. When he put his head on a provisional pillow, Kurbennikov had an unpleasant feeling. Headaches, ear ringing and a metallic taste in the mouth. It became clear to him that he had set up his camp on an underground bee city, which, according to his own words, had actually sown the entire steppe with its holes, like Swiss cheese. And in some places, almost like a sponge. What could that mean, Kurbennikov asked himself. He returned to the place four more times, in different weather and different times of the day, and found the same results every time. He noticed that, five meters from the border of the bee city, he did not feel any effects. But as soon as he entered the area, he felt similarly uncomfortable. This occupied Kurbennikov for some time, until he happened to be in an area years later, in which another bee city had recently died. This means that, as a result of erosion and over time, it had collapsed. During the investigation of the site, Kurbennikov collected parts of the nest of the well-known bee and returned to his office. There he noticed the most unusual phenomenon. When he put his hand over the bee, he could feel a heat emanating from it, a thermal feeling that made him numb. He made others try it, and they reported similarly. They felt heat or cold wind, had numbness in their fingers, or felt as if their hand was being pushed around. The strangest thing was that the cause of this could not be measured with a traditional scientific device. Kurbennikov noticed that thermometers or ultrasonic detectors, magnetometers and electrometers, did not react to it in the least. In addition, the effect could not be blocked by covers, not even with a thick piece of metal. Strangely, clocks began to run both mechanically and electronically inaccurately, when they were placed near the zone. By chance, Kurbennikov had discovered the hollow-space structure effect, as he called this kind of force field, that enveloped cavernous, wave-like objects. Kurbennikov believed that this was an important and possibly groundbreaking discovery, and published an article about his results. Surprisingly, the article remained unnoticed or ignored in the mainstream scientific community. As a result, Kurbennikov had to continue his work. While his status as an entomologist was probably partly responsible for the equality of the scientific community, it was this reputation that enabled Kurbennikov to make his next big breakthrough, a discovery that should change everything. In 1988, Kurbennikov examined the chitin shells of insects under a microscope, and noticed what he described as following, an unusually rhythmic, extremely organized, incomparable honeycomb, a solid, multidimensional composition, which looked as if it had been pressed by a complicated, automatic machine. When he dove deeper into his project, something extraordinary happened. As Kurbennikov described, I wanted to place a second identical plate with the same unusual cell structure on its underside, almost on purpose, on top of the first plate. But then the plate came loose from my tweezers, hung a few seconds above the other plate on the microscope table, then turned and swung a few degrees clockwise, only then it fell abruptly on the table. When I came to my senses again, I tied a few panels together with a wire, and it was not an easy task. I only succeeded when I positioned them vertically. What I got was a multi-layered chitin block that I put on the desk. Even a relatively large object, such as a tear, would not fall on it. Something pushed it up and to the side. When I attached the panels on top of the block, I witnessed incredible, impossible things. The panels disappeared from sight for a few moments. Then it became clear to me that this was not a firefly, but something completely different. This incredible discovery made Kurbennikov think. Science suspected that some beetles had to be too big to fly, due to the size of their wings and the speed of their wings. Was the hollow-space structure effect caused by this incomparable beetle and created a kind of anti-gravity field that enabled the beetles to defy and fly physics? Did the beetles really not fly, but hover? This thought process and the work of former scientists like Nikola Tesla made Kurbennikov build a kind of anti-gravity vehicle. For years, he worked with all his heart and soul on the project, until he finally came up with something with seemingly amazing properties. By bringing hundreds, if not thousands, of chitin shells to the bottom of a simple wooden platform, Kurbennikov had invented a kind of anti-gravity vehicle, which he claimed could move up to 1,500 kilometers per hour, up to 300 meters above the ground. He operated the device by stepping on the platform and using two handles, which were attached to the base on a single rod. Despite the incredible speeds, the driver did not feel any effects, no drag properties or dynamic pressure, almost as if they were enclosed in a bubble or a force field. In addition, the device was invisible in flight from below and only appeared as a light ball or cloud in the sky. Observers noticed that even its shadow was missing in flight and that its rest was constantly going forward or backward. We know from Einstein that time, space and gravity are intertwined. Humbly, in the face of such a potentially world-changing invention, Kurbennikov believed that the so-called real science should investigate his discovery. That's why he signed a patent. Shockingly, his patent application was rejected with all sincerity, while Kurbennikov was rejected and talked about by skeptics and other scientists. It certainly did not help that he lacked photographic evidence, because his camera fell out during the flight due to the hollow-space structure effect. But the reaction he received for his groundbreaking invention reflected the antagonistic relationship that Kurbennikov had with the establishment during his entire career. He did not shy away from it and claimed, Even the work that ends in failure is much higher and brighter than the acquisition of diplomas, medals or patents. And he described those with whom he disagreed as evil, ignorant people. But maybe the reception of Kurbennikov's invention went beyond mere antagonism. In 1992, after his patent application had been rejected, Kurbennikov tried to publish a book in which his discovery, the principles and measurements of his invention were described in detail, supported by a series of full-color pictures. It was said that these photos contained a demonstration of the machine that Kurbennikov gave to a museum. Shortly before the publication of the book, however, the publishers, possibly at the behest of authorities, made dramatic edits of the book and removed hundreds of pictures and all schematic details. Why, at the same time as Kurbennikov was attacked by skeptics, were the evidences for his invention buried? According to a long-time colleague, Kurbennikov was part of a so-called scientific underground, which was pursued and harassed by the scientific establishment and government authorities. In view of the money that governments allegedly spent in search of the secrets that Kurbennikov had apparently discovered, it may not be a surprise that his discovery was suppressed. Perhaps Kurbennikov had accidentally stumbled upon something more powerful and thus more dangerous than he could have imagined. A deep and almost mystical force, according to which people have been waiting for centuries, from which they have dreamed of every UFO sighting or every inexplicable human artifact. Look at the Great Pyramid of Giza, a structure that is so incredible that generations of profound thinkers have speculated how an old society could have created something like this. It is a mystery that is so inexplicable that some suspect that people back then had access to a kind of extraterrestrial technology. That may not be as far-fetched as it sounds. Recent research shows that the pyramid centralizes electromagnetic energy and leads it up into the inner chambers, like in Kurbennikov's robes. Where chitin shells drive Kurbennikov's aircraft, the beetle was a vital symbol in Egyptian mythology, which was often depicted in art and icons. Extraterrestrial or not, it seems that the Egyptians had access to a knowledge that had been lost to humans after the governments were thirsty and were rediscovered by Kurbennikov centuries later. What exactly Kurbennikov discovered is still unknown to this day. It may sound incredible, but it usually does the mysterious until it becomes reality. Before his death in 2001, Kurbennikov left us these words. There is no mysticism. The thing is that we, the people, still know little about the universe, that, as we see it, does not always accept our too human rules, assumptions and regulations. Thank you for watching. 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