November 25, 1989πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈScientific Study

Lazar's Element 115 claim

Lazar claims the disc propulsion relies on a stable isotope of Element 115, which had not been synthesized in 1989, generating a gravitational field that warps space ahead of the craft. Element 115 (Moscovium) was first synthesized in 2003 in Dubna, Russia, with an extremely short half-life of well under one second; a stable isotope has not been demonstrated.

Date
November 25, 1989
Location / Country
πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈUnited States
Type
Scientific Study
Lazar's Element 115 claim
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Background

Lazar claims the disc propulsion is based on a stable isotope of the - then un-synthesized - Element 115 (today officially 'Moscovium'). It is said to generate a gravitational field that warps space in front of the craft. In 1989 this was considered physically absurd - Element 115 had not yet been synthesized. In 2003 synthesis was achieved (Dubna, Russia), though with an extremely short half-life in the millisecond range. A stable isotope as Lazar claims has to this day not been demonstrated.