CLAIM #1
Objects can disappear bottom up across a flat surface due to the limitations of angular resolution. Common mistake to avoid: not using a long enough surface (410+ feet minimum). Doing this over a stable body of water is the best way to replicate this.
CLAIM #2
Mainstream physics is completely wrong in applying Newton’s third law to a pressurized gas release in a vacuum environment. Thrust must have something to push off, and an infinite vacuum does not provide that. If verified, this implies the law was abused to sell humanity on the idea of space travel. Common mistake to avoid: the vacuum chamber is too small; make it longer or use less gas to prevent the loss of a vacuum environment.
CLAIM #3
There are too many red flags in celestial observations. The four hardest to ignore are the uniform light distribution of a full moon, the moon-tilt illusion, Jupiter’s moon shadows that fail to align heliocentrically, and the failed trajectory alignment during a solar eclipse. Together, they make a strong case that the Sun is not the illumination source. If the Antarctica Final Experiment is confirmed faked by independent research, the game will be over.