Скачать или смотреть The Buga Sphere: Reverse-Engineering a UFO with Negative Mass, 70 TOPS AI and Fractal Physics - 2025

This video explores a comprehensive scientific model proposed to explain the Buga Sphere, a metallic orb recovered in Buga, Colombia, in March 2025.

The Sphere presents a profound paradox, exhibiting three key anomalies that defy conventional physics simultaneously:

1. A drastic apparent mass shift from approximately 10.0 kg down to 2.0 kg without ejecting mass.

2. Sustained, silent, non-ejective propulsion along non-ballistic trajectories.

3. A sustained 100W endothermic signature (cooling itself 15 °C below ambient for 3 hours).

The unified model resolves this paradox by proposing that the anomalies are manifestations of a single, deeper physical interaction governed by the Axiom of Topo-Temporal Reality.

Key Findings of the 2025 Analysis:

• Negative Mass Effect: The 8.1 kg mass drop is quantitatively explained by a dynamically-stabilized 8.1 kg negative-mass inventory generated by an internal network of approximately seven billion microscopic inclusions. This effect results in an 81% inertial shielding factor (η=0.81).

• Exotic Propulsion: The Sphere uses a non-ejective propulsion mechanism (a “dipole drive”) by offsetting the negative-mass centroid, generating a force of approximately 3.2×10 −11N.

• Topological Heat Sink: The 100W endothermic cooling is interpreted as energy being actively channeled into the underlying fractal spacetime manifold (a "topological heat sink"). This thermal absorption may also function as the power source for the system's cognition.

• Physical Intelligence: To manage the 7.0×10 6 internal resonant agglomerates in real-time, the Sphere’s internal "Kosmos" requires a computational throughput of approximately 70 Tera-FLOPS (TOPS). This immense power is achieved by an ultra-efficient photonic-neural control system, leading researchers to conclude the Buga Sphere is an autonomous, self-sustaining physical intelligence.

The paper, published in July 2025, suggests this artifact provides the first physical validation of a post-standard-model physics.