Technology ·
Spacecraft as described: rotating discs (1985) and dimensional propulsion (1990)
What if the oldest ship talk on this shelf has never been built?
1985: rotating copper discs. 1990: materials and a dimensional account of motion. Both arrive as unofficial transcripts. They are the earliest statement of ideas the later coil work would draw on.
The claim
On 20 November 1985, in a session circulated as Spacecraft Propulsion Technology, is reported to describe rotating copper discs, electromagnets, and a claimed propulsion. On 28 May 1990, in 1-3-5 No Risk Formula, the reported material includes spacecraft materials and a dimensional account of how a craft moves. Both reach this site through third-party transcripts.
What was built
No build following these two sessions has been documented. They are the oldest technology sessions on the shelf and the least acted upon.
What was measured
Nothing. They are useful as the earliest statement of ideas that the later coil and sphere work would draw on: rotation, field, and location.
Still open
Verification of the transcripts against the official recordings. Any attempt, even a model, to build what the 1985 session describes.
Sources
- Bashar, channeled by Darryl Anka. “Spacecraft Propulsion Technology.” Bashar Communications, 20 November 1985. tv.bashar.org. Discussed via a third-party transcript (www.superphysics.org).
- Bashar, channeled by Darryl Anka. “1-3-5 No Risk Formula.” Bashar Communications, 28 May 1990. tv.bashar.org. Discussed via a third-party transcript (www.superphysics.org).
- Superphysics. “Sassani transmissions, third-party transcripts arranged by year.” www.superphysics.org. Accessed 28 October 2026. Third-party.