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I'm not too sure about life on other planets. We have volcanos, antarctica, the north pole. Bacteria doesn't live there because it's too hot, or too cold. Now, not to say the bacteria has different atomic building blocks than us which allows it to adapt to those conditions, but venus being up in the 800F surface temperature...breaks down just about any compounds. It's the simplistics of life that you have to think about. You have to crawl before you can walk, walk before you can run.
Also Lear's discussion of the anti-gravity propulsion system is false. He says the USA had 500lbs of Ununpentium, Element number 115, in discs that they transported from different bases. Ununpentium has a half life of a few milliseconds until it drops down to a natural element, how could they possibly have it in discs?
I have no doubt the government & black ops have this technology to zip throughout the universe/solar system, but it does not use Ununpentium & Ununhexium to create antimatter.
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