Jack Sarfatti

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Jack Sarfatti
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Also known asSarfatti
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Jack Sarfatti (born 1939) is an American physicist known for unconventional theories linking quantum physics, consciousness and gravity.

Work and claims

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In the 1970s Sarfatti was part of the Fundamental Fysiks Group in Berkeley, which explored links between physics and mysticism, and he co-wrote Space-Time and Beyond (1975). He has proposed theories about warp drives and "metric engineering" as possible explanations for UFO propulsion, and in 2020 suggested the Nimitz "Tic Tac" might use a metamaterial that slows light. He claims involvement in discussions with intelligence officials and debates with Hal Puthoff. His ideas are not accepted by mainstream physics, and he works mostly outside academic institutions.

On the UAP Timeline

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References

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