David Adair might want to work on the following the next time
he appears on Art Bell's show, which any genius 17-year-old fusion
exponential
tritium
Stephen Hawking
(does anyone else refer to this man as "Steffan?")
I'm also surprized that someone of of Adair's apparent breadth and
depth of knowledge had never heard of Alan Turing.
Adair also refers listeners to a non-existent book in the closing
moments of Art's show for a schematic of his rocket engine, _The
Future of Energy_ published by the AAAS in 1973. He probably means
AAAS, 1973), which does have an illustration of magnetic fusion
confinement that is usually depicted elsewhere in the popular press
in far greater detail. However, there are no illustrations of the
"figuure eight" confinement pattern Adair spoke about, nor is there
anything in the book that even remotely resembles a rocket engine.
I personally would rate Adair's credibility somewhere down there
with Sean David Morton and Mel, I'm afraid.
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Spencer W. Hunter Tucson, AZ. | veni, vidi, vamos.
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Adair is, quite simply, a liar. And Bell and his audience of the
pathologically gullible never once bothered to question him.
For example he claims to have built a rocket fueled by "liquid hydrogen
and kerosene." Nonsense! Yet Bell just lets it slide. Probably
because he is too ignorant to ask the hard questions.
Typical of the sort of bellshit that is presented.
I hadn't heard of David Adair until I accidently pressed a youtube thumbnail by accident, when I watched 15 minutes of UAMN TV's "Former Area 51 Scientist Discloses projects that have never been seen my the public" (Aug 21, 2018) and found it all familiar to Bob Lazar's cockamamie stories. At least Lazar had a paycheck to prove he worked in a general capacity of his hyperbolic claims. I can't find anything scientific written, hypothesized, modeled, etc. by Mr. Adair. No proof of anything within any rocket science field. I found stuff on him that everyone basically knows of him existing and his belief(s) of UFO's and alien crafts but absolutely nothing credible in his alleged "field". Seeing as how I just now am getting to know of this guy, I don't remember if he even called himself a scientist. I think all of these honorifics come from KOOKS and their titles of their thumbnails as David Adair as their subject/interviewee. With a guy claiming to be the only person to have made an impossible engine (as he describes), you'd think he'd show operational small scale models, maths, or sciences proving such. Even a small, harmless "Mr. Wizard", "Bill Nye" (he, too, is questionable) "Beakman" type of experiment Mr Adair might've observed serendipitously, while coming up with his mathand technology. But, alas, nothing to make Mr. Adair, at all, credible. I did find this little "tid bit" that I liked enough to repost here. any way Who is David Adair?
Scott Hanson, former Electronic Warfare Technician at United States Navy (1990-1994)
Answered Aug 10, 2018 · Author has 2.2k answers and 5.6m answer views
What is unbelievable or believable about David Adair's rocket and Area 51 story?
Well the short list here is to list what is believable….
NOTHING.
The longer list is what is unbelievable which is everything else.
David Adair is no rocket scientist. He is a failed actor with three bit part credits to his name in the late 80’s and early 90’s
He then reinvented himself as this super genius who invented something no one else can, and from nothing mind you… and for which there is still no evidence of.
All of his supposed accolades and awards are fake. No evidence of them exists. and to claim it was all “covered up by Area 51” is just convenient bullshit to cover the fact there is no such thing as what he invented or the stories he told.
He was on Coast to Coast AM, which is an ENTERTAINMENT program aimed at the stupid and gullible. Filled with idiots and kooks who call in with their stupidly outlandish tales.
David Adair is a fraud.