David Adair – guest
Rocket scientist and expert on AI, Nano and Future Tech.
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DAVID ADAIR`S BIOGRAPHY
David Adair is an internationally recognized leader and expert in the field of space technology spinoff applications for industry and commercial use. He has worked as a research scientist in the fields of engineering, jet engine technology, rocket science and nuclear physics.
At age of 11, David built his first rocket. It was a cryogenic liquid fuel engine that was six feet tall, 200 pounds in weight and had enough thrust to push it to an altitude of 52,000 feet and at a speed of 1,600 miles an hour with radio control guidance and parachute recovery. The rockets got bigger and faster from that point on.
Today, there are only two types of rocket engines used today by the space agencies around the world liquid fuel and solid propellent. At the age of 17, David built a rocket engine that was neither one, it was an “Electromagnetic Fusion Containment” engine, the first of its kind. It was launched on June 20, 1971 from White Sands Missile Proving grounds for which he was awarded “The Most Outstanding in the field of Engineering Sciences” from the United States Air Force.
David was invited to join the United States Navy, in his tour from 1972 to 1982 it was filled with engineering challenges and accomplishments and awards for serving with distinctions. During this time David became a pilot, diver and a certified jet engine technician.
After the Navy, David formed his own research company called Intersect, inc. and for the next three decades David worked in his laboratory and is a professional speaker on the subject of Space Technology Transfer where his work continues to the present.
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David’s website: www.americasfallfromspace.com/
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1 Comment
Adair seems oblivious to all the false flags that he references like they are real – Kerry calls him on a couple and maybe by laying low or choosing not to discuss he is “playing the game” as he said. He does aggrandize and sensationalize in general conversation – lots of super smart
folks do that as just their social “way”. I guess when he criticized some guy for asking the Saudi AI what it would do about humans, then later laughed about asking his own whether it was Terminator or Data he sees this as different ?