She passed away in 2021. She was hit by a car in Alabama in 2015 and had brain damage and died as a result of her injuries in 2021. Her husband saw the accident and had a heart attack as a result and died a year later. Super sad story for a great American patriot
Having lived in the Huntsville area for over 20 years now, I can confirm you cannot throw a rock in Huntsville without hitting a software engineer, a software developer, somebody who works for the missile defense agency or the defense department or something along those lines at all. They're everywhere. The amount of space and military research that goes on in Huntsville is insane
Lots of great engineering teams throughout Alabama. I live in close proximity to Edwards AFB and China Lake, NWC. We know good engineers out here when we meet them and Alabama has some of the very best.
@@radiofreealbemuth8540 Alex got it all correct. She was hit by a car while crossing the street at UAH and she lived for 6 years after the fact. Her son is 100% confident in the fact there was no foul play.
I dunno, it definitely is keeping mankind down--no argument there. But it has an underappreciated role in keeping things together, as well. Be careful what u wish for.
Alex, this is by far one of your best stories. Thanks for bringing Dr Li's story to us. My wife is an Asian American, born in Fujian province China and lived in Hong Kong for 25 years. She loves her birth country, but she would never betray her American roots where she has lived with me for the last 15 years. Based on what you've shared with us, it sounds like Dr. Li was likewise, a true American patriot.
She was amazing. She died in 2021. Never disappeared after a big breakthrough. I clicked on the video because i witnessed a tr3b in person so im no stranger to conspiracy. Its just terrible when people are too ignorant to research common information or are nefarious. Rip
@@peekaboopeekaboo1165Do you mean CCP? If so, don't be ridiculous. They are are a communist, terrorist country, and lie every time they open their mouths. A weak country who steal for everything they have technologically.
I hope that what she was doing was so badass that the government is hiding her (with her consent) so she can keep working and not have another government try infiltrating her work....like some do.
What a great story I love it, it's not like the people we had from China working in the only level 4 research facility in Canada, taking back top secret work from Canada back to China, and not just once this was in a span of several years, I get irritated when people say oh our government is so incompetent they're not incompetent they know exactly what they're doing, they let this happen Trudeau and his gang of deplorables let this happen
@@timthompson8297you couldn't possibly be that naive where you think it's a total impossibility? Do you also believe the government and the IC agencies tells you everything they are doing and anything they may have discovered?
@@matthewtymon2090 What’s a total,impossibility? That this lady died in unnatural circumstances? Yeah, pretty much. But I realize ignorant nutjobs won’t let go of conspiracies no matter what.
Lol the old trick was to dumb is all it was never about gravity always about temperature 95% of everything you see or hear is baloney I'm the 5% who know what aliens look like thier powers and how ufo fly if u wanna know I'll comment again later on then I have to delete it cause youtube snitches and gets mad.
I knew Ning Li and Whitt Brantley. I have even been in her lab. She was a member of my Huntsville Alabama L5 Society (HAL5) when I was president of the group. She was a great scientist and a great lady. I will do another video on this before too long.
I read an article about Ning Li a long time ago ... probably back in the Naughties. When she disappeared from public view, I created a Google Alert for 'Ning Li' &/or 'AC Gravity', so when that 2023 article came out, I got an alert after a decade and a half. I had hoped for better news, but at least I finally had some answers. Thanks for bringing this to the broader public. I dearly hope her colleagues carried on with her work.
@@EdibleDiarrhoea LOL! I have a large number of alerts, mostly innovative startups and technologies that I want to follow. Various genetic pathways that may provide an opportunity for future medical treatments. Things like that.
Really enjoyed your video. The one thing I'm left wondering about is the car that hit her. Back in '81 an old colleague that had worked in the OSS during WWII was killed. He came out of the OSS, refusing a job with their successor organization, and soon had several patents in chemistry and chemical processes. They made him very rich. He went out the same way Ning Li did. He stepped off a curb in San Francisco, the car that hit him sped away, and it was never found. It's odd how some things play out...
I was thinking the same thing mate.. Could've been the Chinese operatives or even cia.. When there's a hit and run and the car just disappears plus sudden heart attacks then you Know there's a snidey government agency slithering about like a reptilian waiting to pounce...!! The woman was tinkering with forms of technology that the backroom staff of the government have been hiding since the 40s...
A moment of silence for everyone who disappeared for for discovering something... We may not even heard of you, but you did great and we thank you. R.I.P. May God have mercy and protect those people who will discover something again that could get them in trouble... Those evil people silencing the truth will not always exist. And they're NOT unstoppable. Evil can end when the good unites .
Tesla, the gentleman who created the H2O engine, a prominent fusion researcher that "did it", a man I personally met who created a method to increase ICE efficiency significantly - cant remember some of these peoples names since its been some time since they happened (decades), but there have been so many wonderful people who wanted to help humanity have been killed, vanished forever or disappeared only to reappear years later knowing 'nothing'. The world we live in is wonderful and suspect. Amazing and awful. I hope one day we get ahead of the greed, fear and ego before they destroy us.
people that have died and come back claim the other side is just like things are here but that colors are more vivid etc, : if that is true, it is not hard to imagine a world where those that would do such evil as to prevent a fantastic invention from reaching the people: would not be allowed. If that is the case then almost no politician will be there, and Hill should be really afraid of passing on. :)
Ning Li passed away on July 27, 2021, after suffering permanent brain damage from a car accident in 2014, which led to Alzheimer’s disease . There’s no evidence of her disappearing in the sense of being missing; instead, her later years were marked by her health struggles.
She said. "We have conquered gravity by 50% now and will have antigravity cars within ten years" in a public article in 1998 that I read but lost the magazine in a life of turmoil. That statement stuck with me like glue.
Speaking of states that like to pretend they are a country, though, anyone else find weird those people who want to seceed? They're always in the poorest states, which are net benefitters from federal taxes. Like, you're gonna destroy the union and end up with the GDP of a Central American country. Brexit destroyed the UK economy but statexit would be, like, ten times worse.
I live less than an hour away from Huntsville, AL. I first read about Ning's research and forming a spin-off company about six or seven years ago when that story said she'd disappeared. There was scant little known about if she was even still in the country or alive. Your video here clears up what happened. It seems like the biggest part of her work, the "accidental" hit and run was mostly kept on the down-low (previously published papers would only give hints as to the real depth of what she was pioneering it would seem). It's pretty jarring as imagine pedestrian/car accidents are extremely low, almost non-existent, in North Alabama. My sister was seriously injured as a passenger in a vehicle driven by her then husband when he actually hit and killed a man between Decatur and Huntsville on I-65 in the early eighties. It was at night and the man had actually been picked up by State Troopers earlier in the day as he was walking on the highway (illegal for obvious reasons). He was released however and somehow made his way back on to the interstate. I only mention this because the whole thing was bizarre as there weren't any other pedestrian/vehicle deaths we had ever heard of in North Alabama at the time. These kind of things just don't seem to be even sporadic here. That said, finding out that Ning was basically taken out, along with her husband, by an unknown driver of a vehicle seems like it could have been a kind of planned hit. I wonder what the actual police report may have included since it seems to be a closed case with no resolution? You certainly did a good job of revealing that Ning did not disappear, but what you did find raises more questions to be sure. It's like where are the other witnesses besides her husband? Where in Huntsville did it occur? Why was it not a story that was reported as local news at the time? You certainly did a noble service to her family as it put an end to any of those who were saying she defected back to China or anything regarding her loyalty to the USA. As such, this remains a very real enigma.
Actually another accident occurred on a young woman who was a child of a ccp big wig. She was killed crossing sparkman drive on her bike. I know about this because she was in college at the same time as my son. Another suspicious accident
I was privileged to work with an incredible lady who suffered a similar injury. I worked for 40yrs as a defence contractor in the electro optical sector and, during that time, worked closely with a customer (buyer) for a European Contractor. She was an incredible optical designer but was in a serious car accident. Following, and due to this, she sadly suffered a brain injury. However, she was such an asset to the company and had such drive that she changed roles and became a senior buyer, where she continues to work and be a fierce negotiator. I am proud to call her a friend.
@@thebargainshack6901 She worked for the DOD, and was granted top secret clearance. The point of top secret is that it isn't publicly shared or discussed.
Thanks you Alex for brining her story to the masses. I never heard of Dr. Li before this episode. She was a Patriot and taken from us too soon from the accident. A brilliant mind indeed.
Thank you for this reporting. I followed Ning Li's work and the reporting on her until she disappeared and occasionally would try to search for her online over the years until it was reported she left the country. It is good to have closure on the myth of Ning Li. The only remaining mystery now is how far she and others got in their research.
@@dynamicloco2186 Lots to show with her published papers, and her work goes on to this day. Lots of people do work on a project that is completed by others, but that does NOT mean their life was wasted by any means.
When I was young, there was an inventor featured on our local news from Mississippi. This inventor was showing his " perpetual motion machine. Then he disappeared- so did the machine" and all his notes and records.
Reminds me of the guy who made the car engine which ran on water. Long story short, he was having dinner with his brother one day, took a drink and grabbed his throat and yelled "they poisoned me!" and died while heading for the restaurant door. It's worth some web searches, if the info hasn't been deleted yet.
My grandfather was from Mississippi who designed a perpetual motion device. I remember seeing it continue to spin continually. He would have to physically stop it for it to stop. I remember nothing about it, other than it sat on his workbench and was a wheel. I was just a little girl so I didn’t know it was a big deal. People would come and look at it. He also built a huge telescope and it was mounted on a large cement pad in his yard. People would also come and look through it. The moon was awesome, and it was round (for those flat earthers) and had lots of mountains and craters on it. I don’t know what ever happened with either of those things. He died a natural death when he was in his late 70’s or early 80’s.
Wow, that video was truly fantastic. Thank you so much for covering this fascinating topic. The research you did and the respect with which you addressed the subject really made this ten out of ten. Well done, subscription earned. I know you can't just find a topic like this every day, but I'd love to see you cover more "out there" stuff.
2014 she was struck by a vehicle while crossing the street on the University of Alabama in Huntsville campus. Li’s husband, seeing the accident, suffered a heart attack and died a year later in 2015. For Li, this accident caused permanent brain damage that resulted in Alzheimer’s disease shortly after.[1] On July 27, 2021, Ning Li died at the age of 78.[11]
I grew up in Huntsville, and my mom still lives there, so I still visit very regularly. While it's crazy that I never heard about her research there, it is not surprising. Boasting what I have been told is the highest concentration of STEM PhDs per capita anywhere in the US, Huntsville is a HIGHLY anomalous place.
I went to Ordnance Office Basic Course at Redstone Arsenal in 1987. Prior to that I had never even heard of Huntsville or the Redstone Arsenal. I came away from there with the understanding that that was one of the most high tech places in the world!
Mid to late 60’s, it was revealed that a heavy object, 5tons or more, would lose half its weight when a current was passed through the device. Heaven knows how far they have come since then, my guess is that they have achieved it.
Alex Hollings, you showed up today. I've seen a couple of your previous videos on Youttube but you never elevated yourself above "Talking Head on RU-vid" status in my eyes until today. This was a good video and I've actually wondered about Ning Li all these years after I heard she went missing. It made me proud to hear you redeem a patriot of this caliber. +sub I'll pay attention next time Sandboxx is in the feed. Have a good day man, keep up the good work
It is quite interesting that Ning Li's research bears a striking resemblance to the efforts of Podkletnov, the "associate" you showed in your video. He too was working with rotating superconducting disks and claimed a weight reduction of objects located directly above the rotating disk. It may be that Ning was trying to create a valid theoretical framework for explaining his experimental results. The only weird thing that is still unanswered in your video is whether they ever caught the guy that hit her with the car. (That is worthy of its own conspiracy theory. Perhaps the Chinese have the attitude that if we don't get the technology, no one does?)
IIRC she also came up with a stealth material made of a ceramic type coating that could last a lot longer at supersonic speeds as well as was also next level stealth to replace the fragile stealth coatings in use today. This lady sounds like an amazing inventor.
This is coming second hand, I have a close friend who works in physics. He had told me about her story a few months ago after coming across the video mentioned here. And through his contacts at the University of Alabama, he said that they never charged anybody with her hit and run. And as far as he knows they didn't even have a suspect😮
It really reeks of foul play, with added context in these replies. Depending on how much she really accomplished is another matter, if it was super significant, I would be more surprised if they didn’t know who exactly hit her. If that’s the case, I would wager they might have disappeared too, not by choice.
Interesting as col. Ryszard Kuklinski's son also died in a car accident- KGB@Polish Secret Service revenge on his 25 years of cooperation with CIA as a member of Warsaw Pact Headquarters; his second son died also in a boat accident. He lived in hiding in the US after the rescuing operation from Warsaw during the Communist Russian Feast Oct. 7. of the Revolution when all also spies were ..drunk - the agent in the Vatican informed Warsaw that Regan knew the date of Marshall Law and informed about it the pope JPII; hence, the counter operation of Secret Service started,i.,e R.Kuklinski's mission was soon finished
To me, too, that is the remaining mystery. If it was a hit-and-run and they never caught the driver, we can't know for sure that it wasn't a hit. We know that the Chinese government knew about her and knew where she lived. We know that she refused to work for them, and she preferred to keep working in the US. The Chinese Communist Party would not have taken kindly to that, and we know that they have operatives and even sympathizers in the US.
We know they’ve been experimenting with AG since WW2 at least. Some magazines quoted aeronautical engineers from that time basically saying that AG craft were right around the corner. Then it went dark. I read that from Nick Cook’s book, “The Hunt for Zero Point.” Super interesting book, I highly recommend it.
@@Mac-mx8qq yup! was trying to find V. Bush in my head, but my incessant urge to hit the reply button ASAP overwhelmed my brain lol. Thanks for bringing it up! 🙏
There’s something about magnets and anti-gravity that will be revealed soon. It’ll be like large language models where they’ll say “oh we just had this tech but didn’t know what to do with it” lol
I happen to know what happened to the woman that invented anti-gravity. She didn't tether himself down before the cat hit the power switch. (Great video!!!!!!!)
She was doing good. The fact is America (black budget) has had anti gravity tech for over 50yrs. They got rid of her because they don’t want her advancements to be shared in the scientific community or elsewhere. She’s not the only one that’s gone missing or forced to stop research. . This get tiredsome, creeps
It’s fascinating learning about these hidden hero’s in our history. I hope Dr. Li’s contribution can see the light of day someday soon so that she can be recognized for her achievements.
The US patent office has granted a patent on a design for an antigravity device - breaking its own resolution to reject inventions that clearly defy the laws of physics.Nov 9, 2005
Anti-gravity research has been going on since at least the 1950s. Roger Babson (Babson College) founded the Gravity Research Foundation (see Wiki for more info) in the 1960s. And in that time period even placed many memorial stones around the USA as reminder of the goals set out by the Gravity Research Foundation. One of these memorial stones can be found in the courtyard of the Emery University Math and Science building. The one at Emery University reads, quote: "This monument has been erected in 1963 by the Gravity Research Foundation New Boston New Hampshire Roger W. Babson Founder - it is to remind students of the blessings forthcoming when science determines what gravity is how it works and how it can be controlled." New Boston NH, USA reads: "Here at New Boston, N.H. Roger W. Babson and his associates pioneered in active research for anti gravity and a partial gravity insulator 1959". Check out Wikipedia what the other monuments read. Edit: typo
. . tin foil hat to check out anything not considered mainstream? . . in other words hostage to group oriented behavior and identification -- the means by which the evolution of human affairs and events have been managed for as long as we can remember in human history -- no conspiracy required. Normalization rather than conspiracy is how influence and corruption create and take precedence, so that awareness is hostage to the needs for anything other than ourselves to define what is real and acceptable -- the need for any form of consensus to rule us unaware lest we ever accept responsibility. In fact, research into gravity control was commonly published in scientific literature during the 1950s until 1954 when all of that disappeared in the name of national security. Tesla himself worked with the government on similar technologies before he died. Operation Paperclip included German research that had already entered into this area of study and development. However, let us be hostage through risk aversion requiring repetition to define where we can look to establish a safe zone by which we can remain unaccused . . No one is more deathly afraid of being called a name than Americans. Public programs serve to distract from developments that have the potential to replace fossil fuels for energy production and the awareness of such technologies that would contrast to narratives of crisis and limitation for purposes of control in an oil-based economy and false climate threats that serve as cover for eugenics-based narratives and agendas -- another assumed concern managed no differently than the public in the networking environment through the circulation of information and risk aversion for those involved. The eugenicist's philosophical insider's perspective originates from those influences that have proven time and again that concern is not in existence, but for the control and augmentation and stasis of power -- however addictive such perspective may be. To buy any conscientious philosophy at the level from which conscience is disdained and entirely outside of the culture is to buy delusion wholesale, regardless of ones job or social position. Consensus is a powerful motivator that requires no other confirmation or justification.
He was a older gentleman and died of shock. That has happened, I'm more leaning who were the individuals who hit her in the vehicle after she had turned down the going back to China situation.. That part!
This is why the aliens don’t want us to have nice things. To mow down such a brilliant woman, a beautiful soul all because she knew too much or the CCP knew too little. That’s just barbaric.
How come so many scientists can’t avoid being hit by cars? Art Bell had a lot of guests who looked into missing and dead microbiologists. The ones who hadn’t had heart attacks in their 30s and 40s were hit by cars. It bothered a lot of people.
I remember following this woman back in the day, I had an anti gravity moment in my past and stumbled across her work. I also remember she filed a patent just before she disappeared and the patent was also scrubbed.
Yeah, that's a typo or autocorrect. It's definitely superconductor as a type II. Military can't afford proof readers on a $900 Billion per year budget.
Watching this video while on the Arsenal in Huntsville AL. As a born and raised Northern California native I find Huntsville a pretty great city to raise a family in. 👍
I grew up there, and as far as places in Alabama go, it's as good as it gets. Its economy is almost recession-proof. It's a shame that it's situated in one of our nation's most culturally backward states, with its current Senators being constant national laughingstocks. Pretty sure Tuberville's stunt with holding up all military promotions cost Huntsville the Space Force headquarters.
@@h8GW Please stop deflecting and answer the question. What's "forward thinking" about killing an unborn human life, whether it be through dismembering the fetus, taking a syringe and injecting saline solution into the brain, or any of the other various methods of killing an early human life?
Thanks for getting the whole story on this. As for verifying/reproducing the experiment, I recall at the time the 1 foot diameter superconducting disc was the largest of it's kind in the world. It was very difficult to produce at that size. It may still exist somewhere.
Doubt that any workable anti-gravity was developed, but she may have stuck around in DoD research due to some connected discovery and her general skill set being valuable. There are a lot of magnetic weapons systems being researched and developed and her knowledge of superconductors and magnetism would help a lot with development of things like railguns and the like.
Another great report sir! Between your data collection & text writing as well as image & video editing for the information of topics that are not only difficult to attain but I'm sure can even be intentionally deceptive many times... I don't know how you put new reports out so fast but thank you for sharing the fruits of your labor.
I finally clicked on this after thinking for a day or so. I was wondering if Alex had watched too much History/Discovery channel. Thankfully, I was wrong! Going through Dr. Li's published stuff must have been pretty hard on your self-contained thinking apparatus! I appreciate your work! Keep it up and Thanx!
I am a member of the Society for the Preservation of Gravity. No one knows how much gravity we have left, so we must conserve it. Each time you fly (sorry, Alex) or take an elevator to the observation deck, you are using up this vital resource. So, stop it. Thanks, everyone.
@SickBuckNaStY If you just hold on to what you have already, gravity will become a scarcer and scarcer resource in the future, therefore more valuable.
@@willywonka4340They delete my comments on anti gravity and my firsthand experience knowledge from getting out all the time. Constantly. It’s to the point it’s not even worth typing it all out to post it just for it to never even actually stick. It’s wild.
Fascinating and genuinely weird story. But the unanswered question - at least to me - is: When Dr. Li was struck by that car, was it really just an accident, an open-and-shut case that included witnesses, a police investigation and the identity of the driver at fault? Or was there more - or less - to it than that? I’ll take off my tin-foil hat now. Thanks for the interesting video, Alex. I’m sure that during the research and production of your video, you probably had to pause regularly to ask yourself, “What the f- am I seeing here?” Once again, thanks for the great video.
This is an awesome video! It brought back memories of the 90's when it seemed that manipulation of gravity-like forces was just around the corner. Dr. Ning Li was a remarkable, dedicated scientist. Hopefully, the work she pioneered is still being pursued.
Every time I hear about this woman I have the strangest vision of her discovering anti gravity and then flying straight up and disappearing into the sky.
Yes the Germans made a lot of anti-gravity discoveries with their Die Glocke project and after the war, the US imported as many German scientists as they could through Operation Paperclip. Anti-gravity has most likely been used covertly by the government since the 1950s
@@TheBlueScarecrowanti gravity and nuclear bomb program are since the 40s but never successful until a Chinese national work on it. The two leading nuclear physicist that work on the Manhattan program are Chinese National, one of the founding father of the US space program are Chinese he also became the founding father of China space program after the US government deported him. They deported him simply because he is Chinese. Boeing first engineer are also Chinese. Some US jet fighter are designed by a Chinese. Guided missile and smart bomb are also designed by a Chinese American from Vietnam
I think Ning Li, is why we keeping seeing all the new silver UAP/UFO ships across the globe. Both sphere and angular. The cigar/tictac shaped ships are of older design. Plenty of video showing all these shapes flying across the sky on the internet. All of which have become more common in recent decades. Which matches up with Ning Li's timeline here fairly well actually.
My immediate thought went to a hit, with the reason being that she was leading world changing research. CCP knew this and would have been 'if we can't have her, no one can."
That's what I'm thinking. My mind goes straight to those CCP officials. Got rejected, then barred her from her mothers funeral, especially considering they would've still been working for that 2023-2024 timeline for their invasion of Taiwan, so if they could've even slowed down that work some it would've been even more crucial with that timeline.
another wildly great episode Alex. it's always.a great experience watching your reports. can't get enough. been a FaN for the past 5 years. hope there's another 5 more. Thank you.😊
"The US Military may have been experimenting with antigravity technology as far back as the early 2000s..." [Bob Lazar]: "Am I chopped liver or something?!"
