David Adair

Often hailed as “the original rocket man,” David Adair is an American rocket scientist, inventor, and expert in space technology. He is renowned for his groundbreaking work in advanced propulsion systems and space technology spinoff applications for industry and commercial use. At just 11 years old, Adair built his first rocket, a project that ignited a lifelong passion for science and innovation.

By the age of 17, his talent earned him “The Most Outstanding in the Field of Engineering Services” award from the U.S. Air Force. His remarkable achievements drew the attention of prominent figures, including Air Force General Curtis LeMay, who facilitated Adair’s work on an electromagnetic fusion containment rocket.

Adair's career spans decades, during which he has worked on revolutionary space technologies and explored sustainable energy solutions. His company, Intersect Inc., focuses on advancing research in space technology and environmental sustainability. Adair is also known for his firsthand testimony on extraterrestrial technology and experiences at Area 51, contributing to his reputation as an authoritative voice on UFOs and the mysteries of the cosmos.

Adair frequently appears on TV shows and podcasts, including Cosmic Disclosure, where he shares insights into UFOs, extraterrestrial technology, and remarkable encounters at Groom Lake in Nevada. Explore his fascinating journey and contributions to science and space exploration.

Education: Adair is a self-taught rocket scientist with an extensive background in engineering and physics.

Career:

• Founder and President of Intersect Inc.
• Consultant to the U.S. Air Force and Department of Defense on propulsion systems and space technology.
• Researcher and advocate for sustainable energy solutions for Earth.

Publications & Media:

• Frequent guest spots on shows like Cosmic Disclosure and Deep Space.
• Author of multiple accounts of his experiences with advanced technology and UFOs.
• Featured in science fiction and whistleblower discussions.