The Scientists Who Cracked Reality... Then Died (their work went classified) | Nov. 30, 2025

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They were some of the most brilliant scientific minds of the 20th century. They pushed the limits of physics, consciousness, and energy itself… and right after their breakthroughs — they mysteriously disappeared.

🔹 Itzhak Bentov – inventor, consciousness researcher, and pioneer in bioengineering. His work attempted to explain the true structure of reality and human perception. Right after presenting his theories to the world… everything changed.

🔹 Dr. Eugene Mallove – scientist and journalist who fought to defend alternative energy discoveries. He believed a revolutionary form of clean energy already existed… and was being ignored. His death shocked those who followed his work.

🔹 Lt. Col. Thomas Bearden – military engineer who spoke openly about advanced electromagnetic technology… and the consequences of revealing too much.

What did they discover?v Why did their lives take such a sudden and dramatic turn?
And why are their theories still considered too controversial for mainstream science?
This is the story of three men who challenged the boundaries of reality…
and paid a price we still don’t fully understand.

Cold Fusion and Beyond | Dr. Eugene Mallove | Disclosure Project Witness Testimony Archive

Source: SiriusDisclosure.com, disclosureproject.org



When this interview was filmed in October 2000, Dr. Eugene Mallove was Editor-In-Chief of the magazine Infinite Energy and Director of the New Energy Research Laboratory in New Hampshire.

He holds two MIT degrees in Aeronautical-Astronautical Engineering and a Harvard Doctorate in Environmental Health Sciences (Air Pollution Control Engineering). He has broad experience in high-technology engineering at companies including Hughes Research Labs, TASC (The Analytic Science Corporation) and MIT Lincoln Laboratory.

Dr. Mallove was the Chief Science Writer at MIT when the cold fusion story broke in March 1989, and he resigned in 1991 after his requested investigation into the altered cold fusion data at MIT (which helped to discredit the whole subject) was not properly done. The marginalization by the scientific establishment of the cold fusion topic bears strong resemblance to the similar marginalization of the ET/UFO topic: both have been ridiculed and defamed because they break established paradigms.

As Dr. Mallove states in this interview, "There is nothing worse...than suggesting to academic physicists in particular, and academics in general, that they are not only wrong; they are disastrously wrong, catastrophically wrong." In his magazine, Dr. Mallove has advised us to remember the sentiments of Michael Faraday: "Nothing is too wonderful to be true."