Marshall Barnes , R&D Eng Announces 1 Year Hiatus from Space Conferences To Focus On 'Take Over'

YELLOW SPRINGS, Ohio - Oct. 14, 2014 - PRLog -- Marshall Barnes is announcing today that 2015 will see him absent from most if not all of the space science conferences that he has been known to attend since 2004, in order to concentrate on the demonstration, application and exploitation of the advanced technologies that he has been developing and getting a reputation for. This move is seen as a redirection of his energies from proving that he is a contributing member of the science community to focusing on the developmental business side.

"People pay attention to Elon Musk and Richard Branson because they see them accomplishing things out in the public eye. 2015 will see me making moves that will shock people because they and the media haven't been paying attention. When they see what I'm unleashing, they'll be stunned because of their ignorance".

Marshall has a slew of projects being readied for 2015. His documentary, The Dawning of the Age of Time Machines will be out that will contain more than just his time machine technology - it will reveal for the first time for many, the extensive background that he has in such areas as invisibility, psychoactive technology, and more. His new book, Paradox Lost, will finally be released later this week, having been delivered to Blurb.com for publishing.

"My goal is to accomplish big, proof of concept demonstrations that will put everyone on notice - the world has changed in a way they they were too clueless to predict or too arrogant to pay attention to. Even Paradox Lost is a part of this demonstration because it exposes the errors and mistakes made by every major physicist that has commented extensively on time travel, proves they're wrong, and explains how they made the mistakes. Some of it is not very flattering but you know what? I don't give damn. I care about showing what works, not personalities. If these physicists with agents want to spout off about time travel when they clearly don't know what they're talking about, like MIT's Ed Farthi, I'll be there to call them on their asinine comments. This isn't a game. This is the game changer to a new reality that will replace the old one that they're a part of. There can be no movement toward the kind of advanced future we were promised, that is really possible, without it."

Among the things being planned for next year is the Great Gravity Drop event that will prove the STDTS™ technology for warp drive is the real thing. The program will consist of various demonstrations with various cars, models and other objects that are accelerated by this special electromagnetic field that acts on space as it moves through space. The final demo will be a series of gravity drops that will prove that STDTS™ is warping space. That will make it officially the first warp drive in the world and set NASA's Harold White in a distant second place. Then there's also the planned release of Seeing the Breykiot, the world's first psychoactive rock video album. Originally created in 1991 and released for sale through catalogs and rented from chains like Video Towne, more than 20 years later there is still nothing like it on the market, proving that Marshall is more than 20 years ahead of his time, a fact that seemed to be borne out when Marshall was tested by the CEO Time Machine survey of Strategy + Business and was determined to be like someone form the year 2040, as will be shown in his upcoming movie, The Dawning of the Age of Time Machines.

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"I've revisited many things from my past that I forgot about, and that time period in the early 90s is one of them. To bring it all back, I've been watching the series, VR 5 on Youtube and it has reminded me of how computers were back then and what it was like to work on mind/machine interfacing and what effects it produced in our cognitive abilities. I was involved with a significant research effort that produced a number of breakthroughs in personal use optics, like my HyperSpeks™ and the art versions that were a hit at gallery openings. However, some of what came out of that research had to do with a kind of inverted virtual reality, that is now intellectual property in part of a proprietary program.  What I realized is just how those experiences advanced my thinking capabilities, enhanced my skills in abstract thinking which later helped in doing my work which led up to the creation of STDTS™ and working to solve many of the time travel issues in Paradox Lost".

I have too much on my plate to be distracted by the travel and preparations for presenting talks next year. With the International Space Development Conference moving to Canada and some of the others being later in the summer/fall when I'll be very busy with major projects, it's good timing actually to change course. The only one for sure that I'll be involved with, only as a contributor, will be the International Astronautical Congress, that is if the Interstellar Travel Meet-Up Group enters again next year, of which I am a member. We were approved for a poster session, and we may be yet again.