Anti gravity & the Rendlesham Forest Incident

[Observer]

Seen in the New Scientist journal and reported by the BBC's science editor some time ago. Bae systems (formally British Aerospace) are looking into 'Anti Gravity' for future aviation. It is called Project
Greenglow.

The boeing aircraft company have announced a similar project as have other companies in France, Canada, Japan and Russia.

Bae systems refused to confirm or deny if they were in collaboration
with another company/ country.

Some scientists have publicly ridiculed this research but others associated with it are keeping tight lipped.

Was it known about in 1980 but only now is it getting some publicity?

Observer

[schooner]

Hi Observer,

Its time that these industries come clean on the antigravity issue.
There has been a great deal of research and possile breakthroughs on this new energy source as far back as the mid 1950s according to George Trimble, Vice President of advanced design at Martin Aircraft Corporation, in a statement to the New York Herald. The Martin Corp and Trimble were not alone in their thinking. However, following this public statements all went quiet.

I cannot believe that nothing has progressed on anti gravity since then.

Is this just another example of how the disinformation machine works, conning the public into thinking the aerospace industry is now only just interested in pursuing projects 60 years on.

Come on!

Regards

Schooner