<video><title>How UAPs Work: It's all about this one thing</title><description>We examine the feats witnessed in UAP reports and provide a science-based explanation for how UAPs work,</description><transcript><transcript><line from="00:00:00,000" to="00:00:04,000">Welcome to the Plenum, your source for exploring unexplained phenomena.</line><line from="00:00:04,000" to="00:00:07,000">I'm your host Sebastian.</line><line from="00:00:07,000" to="00:00:10,000">On today's episode we'll be diving into the physics behind,</line><line from="00:00:10,000" to="00:00:17,000">unidentified aerial phenomena, and how they seem to be able to defy the laws of physics as we know them.</line><line from="00:00:17,000" to="00:00:19,000">Strap in folks.</line><line from="00:00:19,000" to="00:00:21,000">This is about to get weird.</line><line from="00:00:21,000" to="00:00:26,000">The key to understanding how at least some of you folks are able to suddenly appear and disappear,</line><line from="00:00:26,000" to="00:00:30,000">and realize in their ability to control how they interact with light.</line><line from="00:00:30,000" to="00:00:34,000">Light, as we know, is more than just what we can see.</line><line from="00:00:34,000" to="00:00:37,000">It encompasses the entire electromagnetic spectrum.</line><line from="00:00:37,000" to="00:00:44,000">What modern science has not yet fully embraced is the idea that the observer plays a fundamental role in physics.</line><line from="00:00:44,000" to="00:00:47,000">It's not just humans that observe.</line><line from="00:00:47,000" to="00:00:52,000">Every interaction between radiation and matter is essentially an observation event.</line><line from="00:00:52,000" to="00:00:58,000">This means that we as human observers are equivalent to any other natural observer in the universe.</line><line from="00:00:58,000" to="00:01:00,000">Math backs this up.</line><line from="00:01:00,000" to="00:01:04,000">When looking at core properties like position and velocity,</line><line from="00:01:04,000" to="00:01:08,000">every object can only describe any other and observed object probabilistically,</line><line from="00:01:08,000" to="00:01:13,000">so quantum and classical physics are actually equivalent.</line><line from="00:01:13,000" to="00:01:17,000">With the only difference being whether something is observed or not,</line><line from="00:01:17,000" to="00:01:23,000">the primacy of observation tells us that the universe functions through interfaces and observation.</line><line from="00:01:23,000" to="00:01:28,000">To change how we move through the cosmos, we must change how observable we are.</line><line from="00:01:28,000" to="00:01:36,000">You folks seem to do this by engineering a meta-material skin that interacts with light in such a way that makes them invisible.</line><line from="00:01:36,000" to="00:01:39,000">They become a probability away from the environment's perspective.</line><line from="00:01:39,000" to="00:01:46,000">The Philadelphia experiment during World War II was an early attempt to make a ship undetectable using electromagnetic manipulation.</line><line from="00:01:47,000" to="00:01:52,000">While it ended horrifically, with sailors embedded into metal,</line><line from="00:01:52,000" to="00:02:00,000">it showed that manipulating electromagneticism could effectively make an object disappear from our observable universe.</line><line from="00:02:00,000" to="00:02:04,000">With decades more research, imagine the capabilities that exist today.</line><line from="00:02:04,000" to="00:02:11,000">Propulsion ideas like wormholes and antigravity are likely red herrings to distract from the true breakthrough,</line><line from="00:02:11,000" to="00:02:15,000">mastering invisibility through light manipulation.</line><line from="00:02:15,000" to="00:02:19,000">The evidence suggests that UFOs are hiding in plain sight,</line><line from="00:02:19,000" to="00:02:22,000">cloaked electromagnetically to avoid detection.</line><line from="00:02:22,000" to="00:02:28,000">This level of technology is conceivable using our current understanding of physics.</line><line from="00:02:28,000" to="00:02:31,000">We just have to be willing to embrace the possibilities.</line><line from="00:02:31,000" to="00:02:37,000">The physics of light and observation may unlock secrets about UFOs, the cosmos,</line><line from="00:02:37,000" to="00:02:40,000">and our role within it.</line><line from="00:02:40,000" to="00:02:47,000">Advancements in meta-materials and electromagnetism will continue to push the boundaries of what we think is possible.</line><line from="00:02:47,000" to="00:02:52,000">One thing for certain are understanding of the universe as far from complete.</line><line from="00:02:52,000" to="00:02:55,000">There are mysteries left to be decoded.</line><line from="00:02:55,000" to="00:02:58,000">I'm your host Sebastian, thank you for tuning in.</line></transcript></transcript></video>