Early Involvement

Bob Lazar detailed his initial hiring to work at a secret facility called S4, south of Area 51, after being referred by physicist Edward Teller. Lazar described his prior work at Los Alamos National Labs and how he caught the attention of recruiters through an article featuring a jet car he built.

Work at S4

At S4, Lazar worked on reverse-engineering extraterrestrial technology, particularly focusing on a gravity-propulsion reactor from an alien spacecraft. He recounted the strict secrecy and compartmentalization in the facility. Lazar explained that the reactor operated with a gravity field and used an element called 115, which was unknown on Earth at the time but later added to the periodic table as Moscovium.

Sightings and Demonstrations

Lazar witnessed a test flight of one of the nine captured spacecraft, which exhibited astounding flight capabilities beyond current technology. He described their movement as devoid of inertia, suggesting an enveloping gravitational field.

Aftermath and Disclosure

Following public disclosure of his work at S4, Lazar experienced personal and professional consequences, including attempts to erase his academic and employment history. Skepticism regarding his claims and distress over government surveillance have affected his life majorly.