Mark Bean is an electrogravitics researcher and experimental physicist known for replicating Thomas Townsend Brown's early experiments with high-voltage disc levitation and unconventional propulsion systems. As an advanced propulsion advocate on Art Bell's programs, his hands-on laboratory work exploring the relationship between high-voltage electric fields and gravitational effects brought technical credibility to discussions of alternative UFO propulsion theories.
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Guest host Hilly Rose welcomes researcher Mark Bean for a discussion on electrogravitics and the propulsion systems behind unidentified flying objects. Bean explains how charging metal discs with high voltage creates directional movement, comparing the effect to a horse chasing a carrot. He details the classified wo...