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Dr Steven Greer: Alien Technology Can Travel to Mars in 30 Seconds (Part 24)

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Dr. Steven Greer discussed the potential of alien technology and its implications for space travel. Dr. Greer rejects traditional views, suggesting that our understanding of physics is limited. He asserts that alien spacecraft utilize a technology he refers to as "transdimensional interstellar travel," which enables them to navigate space-time differently than conventional physics would suggest. This technology, he claims, could allow travel to Mars in as little as 30 seconds.

Dr. Greer argues that while the scientific community may not fully understand or accept these concepts, they have been proven, albeit within classified circles. He envisions a future where, should humanity achieve global peace, such technologies could revolutionize our approach to space travel and energy consumption. However, he emphasizes that extraterrestrial civilizations are cautious about interacting with Earth until humanity overcomes its violent tendencies and unsustainable practices.

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