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Thursday, September 29, 2011

Pete Bitar on Non-Lethal Weapons http://www.americanantigravity.com/interviews/pete-bitar-on-non-lethal-weapons.html?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=pete-bitar-on-non-lethal-weapons
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American Antigravity was founded in 2002 to explore antigravity, warp-drives, and emerging science in Breakthrough Propulsion Physics. Over time it has grown into massive collection of research, interviews, and scientific knowledge relating to emerging space & energy science, and it serves as a community center for bleeding-edge research not covered by traditional media. We serve the community by helping to connect scientists, innovators, and enthusiasts through a forum for them share their passion for emerging science, and we’re proud to contribute to the continued innovation in mankind’s quest for the stars. As we continue help innovators tell their story, we strive to engage public interest in supporting this valuable research that benefits us all.
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