Bob Lazar/[sci/x/] Thread?

The best inventions/discoveries are made in your own garage.

We have 118 elements. It hasn't been "officially" added. It was already added.

>>17178761
Lots of scientists have described elements before their "discovery"

Lazar is a hoaxer. Look at his fake background for starters

>>17178761
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/4-new-superheavy-elements-verified/

>>17178873
Disputed. Sources?

>>17178761
The only thing in common is the number. Lazar's a compete and utter fraud. Any ten year old can "predict" future periodic table discoveries.

The real question is, what about this impresses you? Do you, like, walk down the street and suddenly go, "Holy shit! GRASS! Fucking...that is amazing! How'd that happen?!!!"

What does he say about 115?

>>17178873
The biggest complaint against Lazars background is that he doesn't appear in the school records where he said he went to school.

But if you think about it, if you contract someone to work on an above-top-secret project, it's not unreasonable to make them "disappear" from public records. It protects the organization from whistleblowers.

Also, wasn't there proof of a pay slip for Lazar from the U.S. military, suggesting he had been working for them in a contractual relationship for a period of time?

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I predict element 127

>>17179277

From what I remember is you overload the element by shooting extra protons at it. The element starts becoming positively charged and explodes. The supposed UFO utilized the energy from the explosion.

This is going off what I remember off the guy looking into him ~8 years ago, probably not spot on with Lazar's RP.