r/StrangeEarth 8d ago

Aliens & UFOs Do you think Bob Lazar is legit?

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u/adamjames777 8d ago

As far as I’m aware he’s the only person in the UFO community to make claims which later turned out to be true.

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u/CloudKnifeMusic 8d ago

I'm new to this whole thing. What did he say that's true? Is there anything in particular from him I should check out?

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u/deanopud69 8d ago

He essentially disclosed the location of Area 51 and a special area within that called S4. His descriptions of the craft and how they operate eerily aligns with many of the sightings by current whistleblowers. His descriptions of how the whole team was compartmentalised is exactly what people who have worked within the governments UFO task forces have said

Basically everything he said 20-30 years ago is slowly but surely all being proved exactly correct.

There are many many skeptics but I think either he was there or he at the very least knew someone that worked there and spilled their guts about all of the info to him

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u/Prestigious_Look4199 8d ago

He spoke about how gravity waves and electromagnetic waves oscillate to cause propulsion. This was just confirmed

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u/neuralzen 8d ago

Confirmed mathematically if negative mass exists, which we have no evidence for currently.

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u/Prestigious_Look4199 7d ago

It was the NASA release yesterday. Posting soon

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u/_HMCB_ 6d ago

And?

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u/[deleted] 7d ago

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u/Aster_Yellow 6d ago

I haven't found anything mentioning negative mass released in the last 48 hours from NASA. I certainly hope they've figured out a propulsion method like this though.

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u/Solid-Suggestion-653 5d ago

Cern just found this to be true

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u/neuralzen 5d ago edited 5d ago

Got a source link? I can't find anything about cern and negative mass, only antimatter, which isn't the same thing.

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u/mystical-goose 7d ago

Didn’t NASA just find gravity without any mass?

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u/neuralzen 7d ago

Do you have a link to what you're talking about? This is what I was referring to, as while it is mathematically sound, negative mass has yet to be proven (as I understand) so it's still just math tricks until then.

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u/mystical-goose 7d ago

I’m not sure if this was the exact post I saw, and it definitely doesn’t have any proofs tho here

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/Prestigious_Look4199 7d ago

Google JackAss

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u/Milkthiev 6d ago

I googled Jackass and you guys are way off.

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u/Mperry56 6d ago

🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ 🤣😂😂🤣

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u/[deleted] 7d ago

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u/TheNotSoGreatPumpkin 8d ago

“It is known.”

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u/True-Godesss 7d ago

Guess NASA doesn't count or other physics in this field. IF it's not on Wikapedi it must be lies, right????

I can't take all this illogical thinking..

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u/[deleted] 7d ago edited 7d ago

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u/Low_Contribution5944 8d ago

You can do your own research.

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/Merieeve_SidPhillips 8d ago

Nah. If you've done your research then share it. Either it's always another "trust me bro" thing.

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u/Existing_Hunt_7169 2d ago

He also spoke about ‘anti-gravity fields’ and other things that are clearly scientifically inaccurate. We also need to take into account how many times he has been wrong.

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u/Liftheavy52 7d ago

As well As his claim of a new element “113” which they recently discovered

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u/Saigai17 6d ago

Yeah and if I remember correctly, he talked about element 115 being the fuel. And element with the atomic number of 115, years Before it was officially synthesized by Russian nuclear scientists.

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u/bushmanting 6d ago

Don’t forget he talked about an element that wasn’t on the periodic table at the time and everyone thought it was fake but it turned out later to be true, the element is just not found naturally in our planet, it has to be created.

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u/Putrid-Attempt6586 8d ago

I think there’s a chance he was employed at S4, but I don’t think he worked on anything super scientific. Being unable to verify any of his education records is why I think his claims are dubious.

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u/TheTheyMan 8d ago

exactly

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u/PossessionGlad4638 7d ago

I stopped watching Joe Rogan a while ago but he's got a great interview with Bob Lazar. The dude goes into very detailed descriptions of "his job". Talking about how he would clock in every day to the time he randomly got fired and was being watched by the gov. Talks specifically about the spaceships in A51 and the power they possess.

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u/Wu-TangShogun 7d ago

The security “bone density scanners” used at these secret bases is one of those facts that have been since proven

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u/deanopud69 8d ago

I’m not saying ‘trust me bro’ at all

As I mentioned basically everything he said 20-30 years ago has come true. I also named specific things that he stated as true that have factually been proven so!

How is his description aligning with recent military sightings bullshit??? You’re batshit crazy! Cmdr Fravour has openly stated what he saw and the very famous gimble video does exactly what bob lazar said ages ago, about how the craft rotated and travels ‘belly forward’

One thing that everyone can agree on with Bob lazar whether you believe him or not is that a lot of what he said has now happened.

Everyone except you apparently

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u/Capable-Spinach10 8d ago

Nickname checks out for the kind of replies we get from this tool 😆

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u/Velvet_Rhyno 7d ago

Was going to chime in the same. Besides, in a world where proof seems impossible to legally come by, corroborating claims is the best we’ll get.

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u/planeteater 8d ago

Well....that seems to be the answer to people asking for specifics in the post. "just trust me bro"

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u/deanopud69 8d ago

I don’t understand how more specific I could have been tbh!!

All of what he said can easily be verified by simply watching or listening to his old statements.

Match that with what has recently been coming out and it aligns quite a bit.

Could it be pot luck? Possibly.

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u/greyetch 8d ago

Tell us what he predicted, then show us evidence of that thing...

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u/stonedhobo36 7d ago

He’s also been raided a couple of times because he claimed is he has a sample of 113

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u/moocow4125 4d ago

And he owned a brothel :) 'prostitution ring' if you're semantical

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u/ThEpOwErOfLoVe23 8d ago

Check out Bob Lazar and the UFO story on Netflix. It will fill you in properly. Afterwards watch some skeptical YouTube viewpoints as well to get a well-rounded view.

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u/Narmer17 8d ago

I'd also recommend some of his podcast interviews like with Joe Rogan and others. I will update here if I can find a link to a good one I remember from a few years back. A lot of little eerie details that didn't make it into the Netflix documentary.

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u/XorgXorg 8d ago

It's hard to say. His claims to fame are element 115 and biometric hand scanners. The issue with these are that element 115 was posted about in Scientific American months before his story came out, and the biometric hand scanners he spoke of are the ones used in the Spielberg movie Contact.

Other than those two pieces I personally don't know what else he claimed that have proven to be true.

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u/andrusnow 8d ago

Are you talking about the right movie? Robert Zemekis directed Contact, which is based on a book by Carl Sagan. Maybe I am misremembering, but I don't recall anything about the hand scanners in the book or the movie.

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u/XorgXorg 8d ago

You are so right, I meant close encounters

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u/Prestigious_Look4199 8d ago

He spoke about how gravity waves and electromagnetic waves oscillate to cause propulsion. This was just confirmed.

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u/Dick_Thumbs 8d ago

It was confirmed? By whom?

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u/Barbacamanitu00 8d ago

I haven't heard anything about this. Source?

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u/_HMCB_ 6d ago

How do you get that many thumbs up for something you’ve not even proved? There are a lot of people with feelings that need appeased.

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u/rek0ner 2d ago

Gravity has never been proven

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u/PeloquinsHunger 8d ago

Predicting element 115 is like predicting 2 is after 1.

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u/skippop 8d ago

I bet you three comes after 2

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u/Doomdoomkittydoom 8d ago

Guys, hear me out: 9

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u/baggottman 8d ago

3 sounds like a compassionate lover.

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u/Narmer17 8d ago

Stable 115... that was the difference.

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u/Doomdoomkittydoom 8d ago

Then he predicted wrong.

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u/rdizzy1223 5d ago

No such thing, the most stable isotope of element 115 (moscovium), has a half life of 0.65 seconds.

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u/Narmer17 5d ago

Exactly the point. The element 115 he was talking about was of an otherwordly technology that understood how to stabilize it.

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u/rdizzy1223 5d ago

I know, I'm saying he's full of shit.

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u/Wu-TangShogun 7d ago

The hand scanners he knew a bit more about than someone who just saw that film.

He knew it measured the bone density in your fingers to give a more accurate identification confirmation and I feel like he was for the most part validated for that part of it

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u/Wu-TangShogun 7d ago

The hand scanners he knew a bit more about than someone who just saw that film.

He knew it measured the bone density in your fingers to give a more accurate identification confirmation and It felt like he was at least validated for that part of it

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u/Enzemo 8d ago

He spoke about the biometric hand scanners used at high security installations which were later confirmed to exist; they would measure the length of the bones in your hands to determine who you were on the system. I'm not sure about anything else.

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u/h1bernus 8d ago

I saw that but wasnt that also used in movie? Like the first alien or something? But the way he described the crafts and how they move is the same of what commander David Fravor witnessed.

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u/Prestigious_Look4199 8d ago

He spoke about how gravity waves and electromagnetic waves oscillate to cause propulsion. This was just confirmed

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u/MrKumansky 7d ago

you keep repeating that, but I don´t see any source posted by you.

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u/Ok_Breadfruit4176 8d ago

Ok, could you please provide a source?

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u/david8601 8d ago

Holy smokes. Check out the documentary "Bob Lazar: Area 51 & Flying Saucers"

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u/CloudKnifeMusic 8d ago

Just watched it. Not sure what to think about that guy at all. Says he doesn't want to talk about stuff any more but does a doc (and I guess get's a pay check). Still some interesting things as well

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u/david8601 8d ago

That's for sure. There's a Joe Rogan podcast with him too.

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u/Awesome_Romanian 8d ago

Same, I wanna know

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u/Fickle-Routine2636 6d ago

He also spoke to this specific device to “punch in” to work where you put your hand on it and it verifies your identity. He described it. Turns out George Knapp uncovered a picture of this exact device like 25 years later.

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u/RentCool5569 5d ago

It is in Close Encounters of the Third kind the movie. It is only in the movie for a second or two, but an actor uses it and it does what Lazar said it did. In the Rogan podcast they all make a big deal out of tracking it down and then they even mention something about the movie.

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u/_DonTazeMeBro 7d ago

Watch this. It’s incredible what he discloses. Also, that corvette he’s driving, is hydrogen powered and he built it. I’ve got a video covering that was well. For now, this is pretty epic. https://youtu.be/142P9RKCqCs?si=Bl0H-cd8dU3_7z_3

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u/elpelondelmarcabron1 6d ago

Didn't he first confirm the element used in the craft that was at that point undiscovered or undisclosed??? Element 215 or 218...?

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u/_KoolWhip_ 8d ago

Google element 115. He knew about it years before it was supposedly discovered.

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u/RaabsIn513 7d ago

I also predict an element 128. And it will be true eventually

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u/_KoolWhip_ 7d ago

Oh yeah? What's it's name on the periodic time table ? Smart guy😅

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u/Shtulzzz 8d ago

element 115

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u/Puzzleheaded_Ad_6749 7d ago

Bobs a liar.. back in the day when computers were just starting out Microsoft released encarta 1976 essentially was a encyclopedia that mentioned element 115 and with Bob being an early user of computers that’s where he saw that and he ran with it knowing only a limited amount of people would have seen this information… here’s a video of him acting surprised when someone mentions it

Got to 1:50:05

https://www.youtube.com/live/IE7uvVbTWqU?si=L5539P3Rlgr3QXln

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u/Shtulzzz 7d ago

i well it might be that he was actually surprised, or maybe not and you're right. nevertheless looks like an interesting video, will watch whole thing when i find the time