David Chester
David Chester is an American theoretical physicist and researcher at Quantum Gravity Research (QGR), a Los Angeles-area nonprofit working to unify fundamental physics through extra-dimensional geometry and spacetime torsion, with applications to anti-gravity propulsion and UAP physics. He holds a bachelor's degree from MIT and a PhD from UCLA.
Quantum Gravity Research
Chester joined Quantum Gravity Research, a nonprofit institute founded by entrepreneur Klee Irwin, whose stated goal is to model reality through emergent geometric structure. Klee Irwin, a successful materials entrepreneur, founded the institute after his son exhibited apparent remote viewing abilities that led him to question materialist assumptions about consciousness. Chester has described QGR as pursuing "blue sky" research into topics — including consciousness and exotic differential geometry — that mainstream academic physics tends to set aside.
Research
Chester's primary research focus is spacetime torsion and its implications for anti-gravity propulsion — work documented in the article on gravity manipulation.