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🚨NASA nuclear engineer found dead in burned Tesla after vanishing...
Joshua LeBlanc, a 29 year old aerospace engineer working on nuclear propulsion systems at NASA, died in a car crash in Huntsville, Alabama on July 22, 2025.
LeBlanc was reported missing by his family at 4:32 a.m. after failing to show up for work. That wasn't normal behavior. He left behind his phone and wallet, which makes even less sense if this was just someone heading out for the day.
Hours later, his Tesla was found destroyed after colliding with a guardrail and multiple trees before catching fire. The damage was severe enough that his body couldn't be identified immediately. It took three days and forensic confirmation to officially confirm it was him.
There's another detail that complicates this even further. Tesla data showed the vehicle had been sitting at Huntsville airport for around four hours earlier that day. That wasn't part of his known plans, and there's no clear explanation for why he was there or what he was doing during that window.
LeBlanc was working directly on nuclear propulsion systems, including NASA's Space Nuclear Propulsion program and the DRACO project, which is focused on nuclear thermal engines for deep space missions.
Now put that alongside a growing list of individuals tied to aerospace, defense, and nuclear related work who have died or disappeared over the past few years. Names like Monica Reza, Melissa Casias, Anthony Chavez, Steven Garcia, and retired Air Force Major General William Neil McCasland have all surfaced under different circumstances, but within the same narrow band of expertise.
That obviously doesn't automatically mean connection, but it does mean you have to stop looking at each case as unrelated because once you start lining them all up, the overlap becomes pretty obvious.
#UFO #UAP #NASA #Aerospace #Disclosure #UAPTwitter
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We're starting to reach moral panic over the missing scientist narrative, but I'll allow it because Amy deserves the spotlight she never got in life.
Amy's father, NASA engineer Richard Eskridge tried to get her to recreate Eugene Podkletnov's antigravity experiment while she was in high school.
She later called out Martin Tajmar for rigging the null recreation results by intentionally not using a bilayer.
"Aren't you aware that the most interesting phenomenon in world happens across the gradients?"
The bilayer design has been compared to Josephson Junctions, which just won a Nobel prize for macroscopic quantum tunneling.
Collin Rugg@CollinRugg
NEW: Researcher working on anti-gravity technology, whose death was ruled a su*cide, sent a text just one month before her death saying she would never kill herself, according to the Daily Mail. Amy Eskridge was found with a gunshot to the head in Huntsville, Alabama. Eskridge told a friend that she had been the target of multiple physical and psychological attacks, including being a victim of an “energy weapon,” before her death. “If you see any report that I killed myself, I most definitely did not. If you see any report that I overdosed, I most definitely did not. If you see any report that I killed anyone else, I most definitely did not,” she reportedly said in a text in May 2022. In an interview before she died, Eskridge said she was getting scared and said she needed “to disclose soon.”
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The Farm has Fraud in it and we are letting it slide. I am ticked.
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I’m curious how much longer this will go on before the entire scientific community realizes that in order to protect themselves, their families, and their work, they have to come together and disclose to the public what they know and why they are being systematically picked off and murdered. The only way to protect themselves moving forward is to tell the World what they know!
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So you’re telling me another NASA scientist is dead AND his entire family died in a plane crash. They aren’t even trying to hide it.
They are being taken out for what they know or was going to leak.
MinutesOfHorror@MinutesOfHorror
Another Nasa scientist dies, this time it was James Moffatta along with his family in a plane crash. This is coming a day after UFO researcher David Wilcocks supposedly took himself out.
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Their scam worked for decades
Flappr@flapprdotnet
"We pay people to be racist so we can fight racism"
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Someone inside Kaiser sent me the below internal guidance concerning shots and medications for newborns.
It tells Kaiser employees that the "approach to how we introduce and administer routine newborn ... Hepatitis B vaccine" is to " avoid saying ‘it’s optional’ or ‘you can refuse’ unless directly asked” and to tell parents that "we will be giving" instead of asking consent to give. This is the antithesis of informed consent. Yet Kaiser calls it “excellent patient and family care.”
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North Ogden City is leaking 327 million gallons while fining residents $500 for outdoor water violations.
North Ogden city water mains leak 29.18% of their water as reported by the city to the Division of Water Rights.
The hypocrisy drips with irony. Who's going to fine North Ogden City for water violations?
Cities are leaking billions of gallons of water and water shaming and fining residents.
When will cities be held to the same standards they enforce?
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Kamala Harris falsely accusing Trump of coddling the Charlottesville white supremacist rally exactly one month after she was endorsed by the SPLC—the group that planned, organized, & paid for the Charlottesville white supremacist rally.
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I no longer identify as a libertarian, because I no longer believe in the political process.
It’s hard to put into words, but I just don’t see how the current system is beneficial, and I don’t want to participate in it any longer.
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日本人「うちの国は政治家が国民からぶん取った税金で不良外国人を生活保護で育成する悪趣味なことをしてるんだ」
韓国人「ウチの政府も同じことしてる」
中国人「ウチもだ」
ロシア人「ウチもだ」
アメリカ人「ウチもだ」
カナダ人「ウチもだ」
欧州人「ウチもだ」
どないなっとんねん
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Hidden in New Zealand is a forest that shines like a galaxy when darkness takes over.✨
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Bohm got us close.
He said particles aren’t wandering in probability.
They’re guided.
By a real, underlying structure—a field that encodes the whole.
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The implicate order.
Where everything is enfolded.
Connected.
Already there.
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But Bohm still assumes something is there-
prior to the interaction.
A deeper layer, hidden structure.
A “thing” doing the guiding.
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Wheeler removes that assumption entirely.
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John Archibald Wheeler sits at a unique junction in physics history:
Coined the term "black hole"
Collaborated with Niels Bohr,
Mentored Richard Feynman.
Proposed the "participatory universe."
Wheeler dropped a quiet bomb:
Reality doesn’t give rise to information.
Information gives rise to reality.
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"It from bit.”
Every particle.
Every field.
Every interaction—
at its core,
a yes/no.
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Not matter → then measurement.
But: Measurement → then matter.
A photon is not a thing.
It’s an answer.
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And what it resolves into
depends on the question being asked.
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So now the question shifts:
Not “what is reality made of?”
But:
What is reality answering?
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If each interaction is a bit—
a yes/no—
then reality isn’t a thing.
It’s a continuous interrogation.
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And suddenly—
this starts to look less like particles
and more like a system selecting states
from a constrained possibility space.
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Not randomness.
Not branching.
Resolution.
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Wheeler didn’t finish the story.
He couldn’t.
But he pointed directly at it:
Reality may not exist until it’s asked into existence.
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And now the real question:
What’s doing the asking?
Katherine Graham@KateXGate
The Force That Isn’t a Force Bohm’s real breakthrough wasn’t just hidden variables. It was this: what truly moves particles isn’t classical energy or force. It’s form. —— Classical physics: Forces push. More intensity → stronger effect. Bohm: Not always. There exists something subtler — the Quantum Potential. It doesn’t scale with the field’s strength or magnitude. It depends on the shape — the curvature and structure — of the wavefunction. —— A seemingly weak field can profoundly dominate a particle’s motion if its form encodes the right information about the whole system. That’s not brute force. That’s active information. —— The wavefunction doesn’t shove particles around like a classical push. It guides them by encoding the global structure of the system —non-locally, instantaneously. What we experience as randomness or “collapse” is simply the appearance when we can’t access that full hidden order. Not chaos. Hidden structure. — Which raises the deeper questions: If form guides reality… where does that form come from? And what role does information—and observation—play in creating it? John Archibald Wheeler had an idea: "It from Bit" Next.
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In the heart of every atom, the electron doesn’t glide; it vanishes.
Dr. Theresa Bullard on the quantum leap: that “gap” between orbitals isn’t empty. It’s the portal. The electron dissolves into the field of pure potential, then reappears elsewhere. No path. No travel. Just pure becoming.
We chase the particles, the light, the matter… but the cosmos is whispering through the silence between. The emptiness that holds everything.
This is the quiet engine of reality itself.
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Two neurons having a chat
World of Science@Science_TechTV
neuron trying to connect to other neurons
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This is a Bacterial Flagellar Motor.
It is 45 Nanometers in diameter. For context, a single hydrogen atom is 0.1 Nanometer.
Atheists expect you to believe this is simply an accident.
I don't have enough faith to be an Atheist.
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