Sokol, who founded the lab is only 35 years old. And his team of scientists and inventors has a unique mission. They are using nuclear physics to render objects weightless.
He recounted the unexpected encounter with two federal agents from the FBI. The agents, echoing the X-File’s Fox Mulder and Dana Scully, arrived at Sokol’s laboratory on a Friday. Their mission was to delve into Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), the government’s term for UFOs, casting one of the agents in a real-life Mulder-like role.
Despite their investigation yielding no traces of dangerous uranium, the FBI agents were very curious about the experiments taking place at Falcon Space.
Falcon Space successes
Their pioneering work involves a foil-lined Faraday cage, which has remarkably managed to reduce an object’s weight by 17.8%. The Lab is trying to get above 90% in order to create a floating saucer.
The aim, according to Sokol, is to unlock the enigmatic technology behind these objects, which some claim to be of extraterrestrial origin.
