Project Continuum
Project Continuum is the long-term engineering effort behind our detector network: designing, building, and maintaining a permanent, expandable…
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Independent Research Collective · Est. 2019
Reverse-engineering the physics the sky won't explain.
Relative Gravity Labs studies anomalies in gravitational-wave data and unexplained aerial phenomena, building open, testable models of propulsion signatures no current physics fully accounts for.
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1,842Anomalies Logged
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Project Threshold
Project Threshold tests whether localized inertial-dampening effects — hinted at by the accelerations modeled in Project Tesseract —…
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Project Tesseract
Project Tesseract treats reported UAP sightings as a physics problem rather than a mystery. We take public sighting…
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Who's Behind This
The Team
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Kenji Sato
Field Investigations Coordinator
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Dr. Amara Osei
Senior Data Scientist
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Dr. Liam Fitzgerald
Theoretical Physicist · Co-Founder
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Marcus Reyes
Lead Propulsion Engineer
From The Log
Latest Field Notes
Aug 10, 2026
Field Notes: The July Anomaly Cluster
For four nights in late July, all three Horizon detector sites logged correlated strain spikes within minutes of each other — something…
Jul 22, 2026
New Sensor Array Deployed at Site Three
Site Three is fully online with our redesigned isolation mount — the same upgrade we prototyped at Site One earlier this year,…
Jun 30, 2026
On the Ethics of Reverse-Engineering Unknown Technology
We get asked, more often than you’d think, why we publish our raw data and methodology instead of sitting on anything genuinely…
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