Meet the scientists & engineers driving forward research into alt propulsion, antigravity, warp drives, gravity modification, and more through the Alternative Propulsion Engineering Conference. Tim Ventura is a futurist, startup founder, and technology executive with more than 30 years of experience working at the intersection of frontier science, emerging technology, and public communication. Over his career, he has extensively documented and facilitated collaboration across emerging and unconventional propulsion domains. Mark Sokol is an engineering-driven experimentalist and technology leader working at the intersection of advanced propulsion R&D and community-based technical collaboration. He is the Founder & CEO of Falcon Space, an open-source research laboratory focused on laboratory testing of gravity-modification claims. Jeremiah is the founder of Join The Technicians and an indy builder, experimenter & researcher focused on breakthrough propulsion technologies and gravity modification. His expertise is hands-on engineering, high-voltage testbeds, and hardware development. Jeremy Rys, widely known online as Alien Scientist, is an independent physics researcher, media creator, conference organizer, and UFO/UAP transparency advocate whose work sits at the crossroads of experimental physics and public science communication. Todd J. Desiato is an engineer and physicist celebrated for his wide-ranging expertise in power electronics, lasers, optics, holography, quantum gravity, and general relativity, contributing theoretical insights and experimental designs to propulsion physics. Wayne Ojala is a Canadian researcher, experimentalist, and member of the Falcon Space experimental team who has dedicated his career to pushing the boundaries of unconventional propulsion and gravity control. Jacob Helvey started Frontier Gravity LLC in 2017 as an independent organization devoted to exploring novel ideas in physics related to gravity control. These ideas are experimentally verified with the goal of producing breakthrough engineering solutions. David Alzofon dedicated much of his life to advancing and preserving one of the most audacious scientific legacies of the 20th century: the pursuit of gravity control. His work was inseparable from that of his father, Dr. Frederick Alzofon, particularly dynamic nuclear polarization (DNP) gravity modification concepts. Mark McCandlish was an accomplished illustrator and aerospace researcher whose life and work straddled the boundary between the aerospace industry and the mysteries of advanced propulsion, known widely for his illustrations and documentation of the Alien Reproduction Vehicle (ARV) / Flux Liner concept. Paul Murad dedicated his life to exploring the frontiers of science and engineering, leaving behind a legacy that bridged government service, private sector innovation, UFO research, and groundbreaking work in advanced non-conventional propulsion paradigms and gravitational fields.