The US Navy’s “UFO” patents sound like they were taken from a sci-fi novel.
The US Navy has filed patents for strange and obscure technologies. According to patents filed by the Navy, they are working on a compact fusion reactor capable of powering a city, an engine powered by “inertial mass reduction”, and a “hybrid aerospace-submarine vehicle”, as well as a patent for “quantum reality alteration”.
Called “UFO patents” these are not mere fantasies. The US Navy sponsors the construction of prototypes of some unusual technologies to prove they work.
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| Reading these patents, one gets the impression that the UFO probably belongs to us, and not to the brothers from outer space. |
Dr. Salvatore Cezar Pais is the man behind the patents. Pais has worked in various departments of the Navy, including the Aircraft Division of the Naval Air Force Center (NAVAIR/NAWCAD) and the Strategic Systems Program Division. It is responsible for developing submarine-launched Trident-class nuclear missile technology.
All patents build on each other, but they are based on what Pais called the “Pais effect”.
Pais claims to use electromagnetic fields with appropriate rotation to restrain the fusion reaction. This plasma fusion reaction, which he claims he invented, will revolutionize energy consumption. Experts suggest that a functioning fusion reactor will lead to cheap and ubiquitous energy.
One of Pais and the Navy’s patents describes what the propulsion system and fusion drive will be used for – a “hybrid aerospace-submersible vehicle.”
According to the patent, the ship could travel across land, sea and space at incredible speeds. Other patents invented by Pais and filed with the Navy include “high temperature superconductor”, “electromagnetic field generator” and “high frequency gravitational wave generator”.
Do you remember that UFOs filmed by the military can also fly in the air, space and dive under water? An interesting coincidence, isn’t it?
It all sounds like science fiction, and the Navy was also skeptical. The Navy leadership called Pais’s inventions nonsense, and his patents underwent a lengthy internal review at NAVAIR.
The War Zone received emails about bureaucratic infighting between Pais and the Navy via a FOI request and found out that the mad scientist had won.
According to the patents, some of the technologies are “workable”. This means that the Navy claims that some of Pais’s wild technology works and has been demonstrated to the Navy.
The physics of what Pais claims is beyond the theory and understanding of the layman or humble science reporter. But a paper on his densified fusion reactor was accepted by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers’ peer-reviewed journal Transactions on Plasma Science and published in the November 2019 issue.
“The fact that my work on the design of a compact fusion reactor has been accepted for publication in such a prestigious journal as IEEE TPS should speak to its importance and credibility – and should eliminate (or at least mitigate) all the misconceptions that you (or any other person) may be concerned about the veracity (or possibility) of my advanced physics concepts,” Pais said in a letter to The War Zone.
“Understand that the culmination of my work is the creation of the Pais effect (the original physics concept),” he said. “Such high-energy [electromagnetic] radiation can locally interact with the vacuum energy state (VES) – VES is the fifth state of matter (the fifth essence – quintessence), in other words, the fundamental structure (basis) from which everything else arises (including space-time) in our quantum reality. Engineering the Pais effect could lead to the creation of a new macroscopic quantum reality, the importance of which, if you have followed my work closely, you understand.”
Pais’ emails sound like the ravings of a mad scientist, but the Pentagon has a history of successfully developing cutting-edge technology. Over 100 years ago, nuclear weapons were science fiction. GPS, the TOR network, and the internet itself all started life as Pentagon programs.
Perhaps soon the Navy will revolutionize our understanding of energy and transport. And of course it is interesting, but what did the scientists manage to invent behind the screen?
