Topic: Scalar Potential

Kosh explains the distinction between mainstream electricity and the flow of ether by revisiting James Clerk Maxwell’s original 19th-century equations. He uses a river analogy to describe scalar potential as static pressure and vector potential as the directional flow of the medium. Kosh argues that modern physics is limited because Oliver Heaviside removed these potentials from Maxwell's work, dismissing them as mathematical abstractions.

The discussion covers how a vector potential bubble provides inertial dampening and allows a craft to bypass the speed of light by reducing "ether friction." Kosh also explains that because time is a function of scalar potential, manipulating the pressure of the ether inside a craft can alter the rate of time. This provides a physical explanation for "missing time" reported in UFO abductions, where hours of procedures occur while only minutes pass in the outside world.