[0.0-6.4]  You're telling me a Canadian inventor accidentally discovered a way to levitate metal and the military showed up and confiscated everything.
[6.4-14.3]  John Hutchison, Vancouver, 1979, running Tesla coil experiments when metal objects started doing impossible things,
[14.3-21.3]  levitating, merging into each other, combusting. He had no idea what combination had caused it, but he filmed all of it.
[21.3-28.2]  The effect only appeared when electromagnetic fields overlapped accidentally and could never be recreated on purpose.
[28.2-34.3]  Metal rods floating, steel fusing with wood, objects launching across the room with nothing touching them,
[34.3-40.5]  happening repeatedly in a Vancouver apartment. Then the US military and Canadian government showed up together,
[40.5-44.7]  confiscated every piece of equipment, every document, every recording,
[44.7-49.8]  national security, they said. He spent decades trying to recreate it and never managed it.
[49.8-54.8]  So whatever he found stays buried. Braggments of original footage still exist, buddy.
[54.8-58.5]  This is fiction for my safety, but go look up the Hutchison effect.
[58.5-61.5]  The military confiscation is completely documented.