Spacetime Modification Weapon?

[bobbymike]

Navy team floats idea for a 'Spacetime Modification Weapon' more powerful than nukes

In 2019, the U.S. Navy's Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division (NAWCAD) filed a number of seemingly out of this world patents that could, in theory, revolutionize not only military aviation, but just about everything. Chief among these strange new inventions is a High Energy Electromagnetic...

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[Grey Havoc]

Navy "UFO Patent" Documents Talk Of "Spacetime Modification Weapon," Detail Experimental Testing

The Navy spent three years and considerable sums of money testing the "Pais Effect" and may have transferred the program to another agency.

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[Dilandu]

The first April is months away...

 

[Justo Miranda]

If it were true it would be classified as top secret

Zero Point Module

A Zero Point Module, often abbreviated ZPM, is a power source, created by the Ancients, capable of supplying tremendous amounts of energy. It is one of the most formidable power sources known to exist, having been developed by the Ancients several million years ago during their original...

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[steelpillow]

Sheesh! I have some professional knowledge of electromagnetics and acoustics, especially high-power EM generation for test purposes, and I also have a longstanding armchair interest in fundamental physics (currently reading Nobel prize winner Roger Penrose on the subject). Characteristic features of this lot which strike me:

• Wall-to-wall BS of the most flagrantly fruitloop kind. Not even worth lampooning.
• Bases it all on anti-Chinese paranoia, just the kind of argument used during the Trump era.
• Oh, look, and they were all filed during the Trump era.

I comfortably predict that the signatories will struggle to maintain funding now that the US has returned to sanity.

The sole exception is current industry research into compact fusion devices, which Rolls-Royce are also working on. But these would be small-scale devices for low-power applications. Scaled up to the kind of power levels mooted by these idiots, the description "compact" loses relevance.