Scientist Behind The Navy's "UFO Patents" Has Now Filed One For A Compact Fusion Reactor

The Drive ^ | October 9, 2019 | Brett Tingley and Tyler Rogoway

[LesbianThespianGymnasticMidget]

The War Zone has been reporting on a set of bizarre patents assigned to the U.S. Navy that describe radical new technologies that could absolutely revolutionize the aerospace field, and frankly, the very way we live our lives. These include high-energy electromagnetic fields used to create force fields and outlandish new methods of aerospace propulsion and vehicle design that basically read as UFO-like technology. You can learn all about these patents, their viability, and the issues surrounding them in these exclusive features of ours. Now, the same mysterious Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division engineer behind those patents has produced another patent—one for a compact fusion reactor that could pump out absolutely incredible amounts of power in a small space—maybe even in a craft.

Energy dominance has become a cornerstone of American military policy as laboratories seek to develop the ‘Holy Grail’ of power generation: nuclear fusion. These attempts at developing stable fusion reactors utilize incredibly powerful magnetic fields in order to contain the nuclear reactions occurring inside. Creating a stable fusion reaction is difficult enough, but some laboratories are going even further by attempting to create compact reactors small enough to fit inside shipping containers or even possibly vehicles.

[cgbg]

Teleportation—make travel great again!

[cgbg]

you have to believe a conspiracy theory. Either there are extra-terrestrials snooping around and world governments are involved in a massive cover-up despite perceived rivalries, OR the government(s) is/are at least partially using a belief in UFO’s to deflect inquiry into the existence of secret aircraft.

Your choices are based on a few assumptions (which probably or at least may not be correct):

(1) World governments are the only powerful folks around with high tech or the ability to cover it up...

(2) There are no factions within governments that could compartmentalized secret information or cover it up...

(3) (more controversial) There exists no alien technology to "impersonate" or "mimic" human appearance or behavior.

(4) (even more controversial) There exists no other alien technology that could assist a cover-up of information (locally or globally).

Bottom line--we humans don't know what we don't know...

[Yo-Yo]

Right, but there is a bit of discontinuity. A major plot element of the 3rd movie was the fact that the car needed to get to 88 MPH, and the gas tank had been punctured, so it couldn't be driven. Thus the need for the train to push it.

I shouldn't expect consistency out of hollywood, but that's a big inconsistency.

The plot for III begins in 1955. Marty is using the 1985 DeLorean, not the 2015 Mr. Fusion DeLorean when he goes back to 1855 to save Doc Brown.

[zeugma]

Guess I need to watch the series again.

[Lazamataz]

I still remember one guy who worked (and retired from Skunkworks and Area 51, stating “whatever tech you saw on Star Trek? We have it”.

If Phasers are outlawed, only Klingons will have Phasers.

[Yo-Yo]

I cheated and looked up the plot summaries online...

[zeugma]

I cheated and looked up the plot summaries online...

hahaha. Not entirely surprising. It is a twisted mess!