UFO War Room E5 Mark Sokol Falcon Space “The Lab That Might Crack UFO Propulsion”

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Welcome back to UFO War Room, Episode 4, where things get real in the strange world of advanced propulsion, fringe physics, and the people daring enough to experiment with it.

Today, we’re joined by Mark Sokol, founder of Falcon Space, an advanced propulsion research & development lab out of Hawthorne, New Jersey. If you’ve followed the UFO and exotic tech scene, you’ve probably seen Mark presenting at conferences like A.P.E.X. (Alternative Propulsion Engineering Conference), the Energy Science & Technology Conference, and even AlienCon. He’s one of the rare guys actually rolling up his sleeves, building the rigs, and testing theories most scientists dismiss as “impossible.”

In this episode, Mark takes us through the wild ride that led him to Falcon Space. Forget armchair theorizing—this is about actual lab work. He’s been pushing forward experiments in electrogravitics inspired by Townsend Brown, whose mid-20th century research suggested that high-voltage capacitors could produce thrust not explained by conventional physics.

And here’s where it gets juicy: Jesse Michaels (filmmaker and UFO commentator) once threw out a public challenge to replicate a Townsend Brown-style experiment. Mark accepted, built the rig, and successfully performed it. But when it came time to show up, Jesse didn’t. He backed out, leaving Mark holding the bag—except in this case, the bag was full of working experimental data.

We break down:
• What the Townsend Brown experiment is and why it’s so controversial.
• How Falcon Space managed to replicate effects that mainstream physics says shouldn’t exist.
• Why so few people are willing to test these things in real labs.
• The politics, drama, and egos behind UFO tech claims in the research community.
• What’s next for Falcon Space and whether breakthroughs in exotic propulsion could actually change the game in aerospace.

This isn’t just theory—it’s about whether private labs can outpace government programs in discovering the truth about advanced propulsion. Could this kind of work connect to UFO/UAP sightings, or is it simply misunderstood physics? You’ll have to watch and decide.

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