Updates on Space Warp Research

Summer, 2017

Dave Pares regularly reports updates on space warp research to his website.  These updates can be found on the Space Warp Dynamics Facebook page or at the Space Warp Dynamics LLC website.

Fall, 2014

About David Pares:

This page is dedicated to the work of Professor David Pares and his research on the concept of space warp as a means of our own terrestrial travel and the solution to humanity's quest for the stars.  Inspired by his own craft sighting, at the age of 16, Professor Pares has explored the concept of linear displacement as it relates to the possible propulsion and flight dynamics of UFO's.  

Pares uses an original concept developed by Miguel Alcubierre who proposed the concept of bending space in front of a vehicle to achieve faster (though not local) than light travel.  Pares has applied Alcubierre's thoughts to the story of Bruce Gernon, the only known human being to have reportedly experienced a phenomena of linear displacement ("space warp"). Gernon piloted a Beech A-36 Bonanza aircraft on 4 December 1970, and was surrounded by thunderstorms while on a business trip flying over the Bermuda Triangle toward Miami. Bruce was trapped with no way out, untill he observed and entered what he described as a sucker hole in a large and powerful thunderstorm. Near the end of the tunnel the aircraft entered an electronic fog. Gernon and his passengers experienced a sense of hydroplaning and slight feeling of weightlessness.  Emerging seconds later Gernon discovered via radio contact in Florida, and later confirmed by fuel logs and ground registries that during that portion of the trip he was displaced about a hundred miles from the entry point of the cloud. This has been the main focus of the continuing research. 

What really happened during Gernon's flight?  Professor Pares has investigated a potential application and replication of Gernon's experience, creating forecast parameters for the type of space and terrestrial weather conditions during Gernon's encounter.  In a continuing effort a Phase II Research proposal will take a Cessna 152 and convert it into an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) and equip it with a variety of sensory recording equipment to verify the potential for linear displacement, commonly referred to as "space warp."  

Professor Pares has been featured on the George Noory's Coast to Coast AM broadcast, other made-for-cable television programs, and most recently was a guest on California Haunts blog radio, where he provided an in-depth discussion of Bruce Gernon's experience and Pares' own research into the concept of linear displacement.