Falcon Space is also associated with a YouTube channel known as “Alien Scientist,” run by lab co-founder Jeremy Rys. The channel regularly features videos of their experiments and scientific discussions, complemented by an online gathering called the “Alternative Propulsion Engineering Conference.”
Rys expressed skepticism about the visit, emphasizing that the senior agent had a background in financial crime investigations, a far cry from the paranormal investigations frequently featured in the X-Files.
“They said they were interested in UAP and the kind of stuff he was doing at the lab. It could be a shoe in the door. Maybe they’re trying to trick Mark into opening up more because they know it’s his passion. If you lie to federal investigators in any way, even just telling them the time on a broken clock, they can later put charges against you,” Rys noted.
This intriguing tale of FBI agents investigating a New Jersey lab engaged in a quest for anti-gravity technology evokes the images of Halloween and the intrigue of “The X-Files.” But isn’t it true that blurring the lines between fiction and reality often happens in the heart of scientific exploration.
