Military inching closer to a weapon that alters atoms to literally create words from thin air.

The U.S. military’s Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Program, or JNLWD, is inching closer to a weapon that alters atoms to literally create words from thin air. It’s called the Laser-Induced Plasma Effect and, fingers crossed, they hope to be able to say intelligible words within the next three years. Watch the video and listen carefully for what sounds like a human voice during the second spin. That’s not an audio recording or a broadcast transmitted over radio…it’s not human at all. It’s an auditory effect that’s created by military scientists who manipulated the air with lasers — and it’s the Pentagon’s most interesting idea for stopping people charging checkpoints, or just scaring the crap out of them. The U.S. military’s Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Program, or JNLWD, is inching closer to a weapon that alters atoms to literally create words from thin air. It’s called the Laser-Induced Plasma Effect and, fingers crossed, they hope to be able to say intelligible words within the next three years.

Here's the article with a video of this in action, the second spin on the video makes a human voice like sound, like a conversation.

www.defenseone.com...

The fact that plasma is a part of this process is very interesting.

I wonder if they've actually had this technology for years? There were reports at Skinwalker Ranch of voices in the air with no apparent source.

originally posted by: vlawde

The U.S. military’s Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Program, or JNLWD, is inching closer to a weapon that alters atoms to literally create words from thin air. It’s called the Laser-Induced Plasma Effect and, fingers crossed, they hope to be able to say intelligible words within the next three years. Watch the video and listen carefully for what sounds like a human voice during the second spin. That’s not an audio recording or a broadcast transmitted over radio…it’s not human at all. It’s an auditory effect that’s created by military scientists who manipulated the air with lasers — and it’s the Pentagon’s most interesting idea for stopping people charging checkpoints, or just scaring the crap out of them. The U.S. military’s Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Program, or JNLWD, is inching closer to a weapon that alters atoms to literally create words from thin air. It’s called the Laser-Induced Plasma Effect and, fingers crossed, they hope to be able to say intelligible words within the next three years.

Here's the article with a video of this in action, the second spin on the video makes a human voice like sound, like a conversation.

www.defenseone.com...

The fact that plasma is a part of this process is very interesting.

I wonder if they've actually had this technology for years? There were reports at Skinwalker Ranch of voices in the air with no apparent source.

It fits the pattern of some things people report like the Skinwalkers. It is going to be real easy to make people think that other people are crazy when they feel compelled to share things they really did see. Can't believe what people say and only half of what you see is the old adage.

"and, fingers crossed, they hope to be able to say intelligible words within the next three years."

Never gonna happen uncle Sam.

a reply to: vlawde

That last display seems to make an interesting laser based vocoder. Might be a lot of fun on stage :-)

Cheers - Dave

a reply to: vlawde


Ummm...yessir...this will put a whole new take on...hearing voices...

Trigger words come to mind...

S...S...S...scary...







YouSir

ah they are just coming out of the black with this sort of tech. it's been around for about 20
years.

it does A LOT more than just make voices. ...A LOT MORE

originally posted by: SR1TX
"and, fingers crossed, they hope to be able to say intelligible words within the next three years."

Never gonna happen uncle Sam.

How do you know? Do you have some special insight into this situation? Are you even aware of the research behind this? Do you actually have any idea at all what you are talking about?

a reply to: vlawde

This would be for psychological warfare I assume, there are however weapons technology's far more deadly than the atom bomb but that have not had there development pursued, the Russky's in the latter stages of the cold war were actually developing several and god know's how many the US black budget did also develop, in the case of the russky's one was a large radar based installation which served as the prototype for a radar gun, does not sound very scary but here is how it worked, it required the output of a nuclear reactor so the amplitude of the weaponized component of the system would have of course had an extreme amplitude (power), two stages, one was an array - or quick succession of normal signals the return signal of which would be then analyzed to see which frequency's the object - air craft, missile, satellite etc - was made of by how much it absorbed each frequency and how strong the bounce back signal was.
The most highly absorbed signal's were then used to calculate there inverse complex conjugate and this was then sent back to the second stage which was the weaponized section which used a nuclear power source to amplify this inverse complex conjugate of the absorbed frequency's and then saturate the incoming target with them.
The affect was that it caused a kind of radio induced kinetic harmonic resonance in the material of the incoming object which in turn super heated it and caused it to disintegrate mid air into it's component atom's.

Another is to look at matter, it is often oversimplified in our dimensional view of our reality but in fact matter is far more complex, it has depth and breadth and height also in facets of our reality we are not ordinarily aware of, those being time and at right angles to the flow of time, it is possible to create another type of radio based weapon or beam which then creates a disruption to element's of the multi frequency harmonic's that matter is made up of and so cause it to slowly or if desired to rapidly disintegrate, the affect of these technology's is that first the atom's lose there molecular cohesion as there electron's fly away and then the nucleus of the atom's also breaks down much more slowly than a nuclear explosion and with no residual long term radiation, this in turn causes a structure to decay into a powder which then also dissipates until nothing is left at all as the matter dissipates losing it's mass along the way.

This latter technology is terrifying because it can be used to destroy plant's and even stars, even galaxy's.

a reply to: LABTECH767

they developed and have ready to deploy something better although I won't go into it.

a reply to: vlawde

Interesting news. Something very similar has already been done by exploiting the microwave auditory effect. It uses a different mechanism though, as they audio is not actually audible as a pressure wave. More here: en.wikipedia.org...

Why do I have a feeling this is going to be used for mind control?

a reply to: makemap

naw more for electronic warfare, countermeasures and data/communication nodes and or relays.

Th video appears to show that the laser is responding to the intensity of the thing it is hitting, in this case a spinning disc, with a light to dark gradient.

So, to me, it's basically a laser record player.

I don't see it as much of a weapon, able to talk to people unless they're wearing the latest hits.

originally posted by: BASSPLYR
a reply to: makemap

naw more for electronic warfare, countermeasures and data/communication nodes and or relays.

Exactly.

No way they'd use something like this on unsuspecting citizens of their own country for research purposes, regardless of whether they utterly destroy those people's psyche. And no way they'd use this technology on people of interest, even if those poi's are children.

Simply would never ever happen because this is America. Nothing bad or evil ever happens here, at least, not by the 100% trustworthy alphabets and secret societies, special interest groups, the super rich, etc.

Hold on...*adjusts ear piece*

Im being told that yes, yes this kind of stuff does happen.

*pulls out neuralyzer*

a reply to: SummerRain

nope.

it's using pairs of IR lasers operating in femtosrcond pulses to create a bloom of plasma in the air. where the lasers cross is where the bloom occures.

a third laser then uses that bloom as a Non Linear Optical Medium in which it converts that lasers energy into other wavelengths of Electromagnetic energy or sound via vibrating the air molecules when it hits the bloom.

so laser hits plasma bloom gets converted into light, radio, or microwave signals, or heat, or phonons (vibrations)

originally posted by: BASSPLYR
a reply to: SummerRain

nope.

it's using pairs of IR lasers operating in femtosrcond pulses to create a bloom of plasma in the air. where the lasers cross is where the bloom occures.

a third laser then uses that bloom as a Non Linear Optical Medium in which it converts that lasers energy into other wavelengths of Electromagnetic energy or sound via vibrating the air molecules when it hits the bloom.

so laser hits plasma bloom gets converted into light, radio, or microwave signals, or heat, or phonons (vibrations)

Then why did it correspond to the intensity of the image on the disc?

It shouldn't need anything in the way of it at all to cause the effect described, just a set distance. Even the longer video showed it only interacting with things within it's field. And then, nothing resembling voice.

originally posted by: BASSPLYR
a reply to: makemap

naw more for electronic warfare, countermeasures and data/communication nodes and or relays.

I remember there was conspiracy of small implants giving voices to mind controlled victims.





Just imagine OP video device says "Kill, Kill, Kill". To every soldiers in the battlefield while a man sits behind and watch everything going on. The freaking device is loud as fk and my volume isn't even maxed.

Got a certain Project Bluebeam twang to it, don't it?

As soon as I read this my mind jumped straight to Skinwalker Ranch. Audio without a source and the images created by a spinning laser disk, glowing sphere, could certainly explain some of the odd occurrences at the ranch. A laser hologram of 2 dogs, in trench coats, smoking cigarettes would explain a lot.
Star and flag for that one.

a reply to: vlawde

Just curious why thisnisn’t In military projects forum.

On a side note:

“Wait. What’s that Lassie? I’m about to be pushed down a well by the MIC, and have my person doxxed and hard drive filled with child pornography because I’ve dissented in the past on Twitter? What’s that girl? Could you repeat it please?”