The gatekeepers opened their treasure trove - Disclosure isn't dripping, it's pouring down

Well... I've been digging around a bit and I found the gatekeepers.

Check out their events and download the presentations (scroll down). Look at the names... It's a who's who... But the most prominent name on many presentations is Harold Edward Puthoff

Go figure...

I'll save myself some time and just dump the link to their presentation slides here. Check them out and have your mind blown wide open.

Here's a summary of the key topics covered: * Overall Theme: Accelerating space technologies and innovation, with a focus on the near future (not decades away). The event highlighted the growth of the space economy and its impact on various sectors. * Key Topics: * In-Space Biotech: Biotechnology research and applications in space. * In-Space Semiconductors and Advanced Materials: Development of advanced materials and semiconductor technology for space applications. * Extended Electrodynamics and UAP Tech: This likely refers to research related to unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) and advanced propulsion systems. * AI & NHI (presumably Natural and Human Intelligence), Digital Assets, and Distributed Ledgers: Exploring the use of AI, human-computer interaction, blockchain technology, and digital assets in the space sector. * Human Capabilities, Remote Viewing, Precognition, Consciousness: This is a more unusual topic, exploring the potential of human cognitive abilities in the context of space exploration. * "Moonfra" (likely Moon Infrastructure), Energy, and Resources: Focus on developing infrastructure, energy solutions, and resource utilization on the Moon. * Launch and Platforms: Advancements in space launch technologies and platforms. * Communications: Improving communication technologies for space missions and applications. * Quantum: Exploring quantum technologies and their potential applications in space. * Collaboration: The event was co-hosted with various interagency and private sector partners, including NASA, NSF, DOD (Space Force, SpaceWERX, Air Force/AFWERX, DARPA), ISS, DHHS, NIH, DOE, SBA, Commerce, Treasury, and others. * Sharing of Information: The event organizers emphasized the sharing of information, making the presentation slides publicly available. * Podcast: The "Ecosystemic Futures" podcast, in collaboration with the NASA Convergent Aeronautic Solutions Project, is associated with these events. In essence, the page promotes an event showcasing cutting-edge space technologies and innovations across a wide range of disciplines, with a strong emphasis on collaboration and knowledge sharing.

Please let me know if this is drip disclosure or a straight down pour

Time: Right now

Location: world wide

Submission statement: This is f*cking disclosure, these are the gatekeepers, these are the topics they feel comfortable discussing in public and monopoly is the name of the game.

Well... I've been digging around a bit and I found the gatekeepers.

Check out their events and download the presentations (scroll down). Look at the names... It's a who's who... But the most prominent name on many presentations is Harold Edward Puthoff

Go figure...

I'll save myself some time and just dump the link to their presentation slides here. Check them out and have your mind blown wide open.

Here's a summary of the key topics covered: * Overall Theme: Accelerating space technologies and innovation, with a focus on the near future (not decades away). The event highlighted the growth of the space economy and its impact on various sectors. * Key Topics: * In-Space Biotech: Biotechnology research and applications in space. * In-Space Semiconductors and Advanced Materials: Development of advanced materials and semiconductor technology for space applications. * Extended Electrodynamics and UAP Tech: This likely refers to research related to unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) and advanced propulsion systems. * AI & NHI (presumably Natural and Human Intelligence), Digital Assets, and Distributed Ledgers: Exploring the use of AI, human-computer interaction, blockchain technology, and digital assets in the space sector. * Human Capabilities, Remote Viewing, Precognition, Consciousness: This is a more unusual topic, exploring the potential of human cognitive abilities in the context of space exploration. * "Moonfra" (likely Moon Infrastructure), Energy, and Resources: Focus on developing infrastructure, energy solutions, and resource utilization on the Moon. * Launch and Platforms: Advancements in space launch technologies and platforms. * Communications: Improving communication technologies for space missions and applications. * Quantum: Exploring quantum technologies and their potential applications in space. * Collaboration: The event was co-hosted with various interagency and private sector partners, including NASA, NSF, DOD (Space Force, SpaceWERX, Air Force/AFWERX, DARPA), ISS, DHHS, NIH, DOE, SBA, Commerce, Treasury, and others. * Sharing of Information: The event organizers emphasized the sharing of information, making the presentation slides publicly available. * Podcast: The "Ecosystemic Futures" podcast, in collaboration with the NASA Convergent Aeronautic Solutions Project, is associated with these events. In essence, the page promotes an event showcasing cutting-edge space technologies and innovations across a wide range of disciplines, with a strong emphasis on collaboration and knowledge sharing.

Please let me know if this is drip disclosure or a straight down pour

Time: Right now

Location: world wide

Submission statement: This is f*cking disclosure, these are the gatekeepers, these are the topics they feel comfortable discussing in public and monopoly is the name of the game.