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Originally posted by Access Denied
Now please try to keep this to yourself OK? This is all very hush hush
Besides, the forces generated are tiny and -- very serious objection -- you have to create an electrostatic field around the object you want to lift.
What he was trying to tell you is these “lifters” are useless as anything other than a neat high school science project or magic trick. They can barely “lift” their own weight much less carry the extremely heavy high voltage power supply needed for free (untethered) flight… and even if you could make a power supply light enough there’s the even bigger problem that a electrical connection to ground (Earth) must be maintained for it to work. That would have to be an awfully long wire.
Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
Ha, I answered this before. I'll keep it on the easy side this time.
The photos or videos of ufos are always blurry indicating movement of
the air around the craft.
I'd say if the ufo picture is clear, then its not a picture of a ufo.
So by magnetic means or otherwise, the air is moved so no boom is heard.
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
Ha, I answered this before. I'll keep it on the easy side this time.
The photos or videos of ufos are always blurry indicating movement of
the air around the craft.
I'd say if the ufo picture is clear, then its not a picture of a ufo.
So by magnetic means or otherwise, the air is moved so no boom is heard.
LOL so have I no one listens.... Tesla effect Just go back to previous page in this thread look for the plasma driven triangular plane from the Air Force Research Lab. They also have a really nice demo of flexable wing tech
Oh and seeing your name... you interested in finding a place that has all Tesla notes and patents? Maybe?
Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
I'll have to go back and check your posts, I breeze by the post on long topics
and think of something to contribute.
Originally posted by Lecter
If a UFO accelerates and vanishes almost instantly out of sight wouldnt there be a sonic boom from such acceleration?
Originally posted by Thymus
UFOs don't emit such a noise to generate sonic boom.
Originally posted by Thymus
No. Because the UFOs don't emit such a noise to generate sonic boom. Its material is also unknown, surely not stg metallic, therefore nothing to vibrate in order to have that boom.
Originally posted by Access Denied
Hi Zorgon, I think you may have misunderstood that a little.
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by Amon_Ra
If you are searching for UFO technology, find the documentary [HST] UFO Files - Alien Engineering. Is well explained.
Alien Engineering part 1 and 2
History Channel.... cute... good for a look see and play what if... but I want the REAL tech files..... patents drawings that sort of stuff.. I already have the titanium for the hull... got a pretty good drive concept... could REALLY use an inertia damper though
Originally posted by Amon_Ra
Ohyes, you reminded me something...just a min........... I had PDF document somewhere named 100 patents to build a UFO or something like that!
Search for a file : USA UFO patents collection (over 100 ideas on how to build a flying saucer)
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by Amon_Ra
Ohyes, you reminded me something...just a min........... I had PDF document somewhere named 100 patents to build a UFO or something like that!
Search for a file : USA UFO patents collection (over 100 ideas on how to build a flying saucer)
Will do!
We could use you at Pegasus... especially if you have tons of stuff
And your avatar gives you the right credentials Drop by and see us... maybe you can add to the research..Pegasus
Its a work in progress... we have many more files not posted yet but they are waiting to be completed or permissions etc...
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by Astyanax
It's acceleration we feel, not constant motion in a straight line.
Quite true, but I don't quite agree that nothing goes faster than light...
What is known about tachyons, theoretical particles that travel faster than light and move backward in time?
"We are beginning an experiment at Berkeley to detect tachyon-like quasiparticles. There are strong scientific reasons to believe that such quasiparticles really exist, because Maxwell's equations, when coupled to inverted atomic media, lead inexorably to tachyon-like solutions.
"Quantum optical effects can produce a different kind of 'faster than light' effect (see "Faster than light?" by R. Y. Chiao, P. G. Kwiat, and A. M. Steinberg in Scientific American, August 1993). There are actually two different kinds of 'faster-than-light' effects that we have found in quantum optics experiments. (The tachyon-like quasiparticle in inverted media described above is yet a third kind of faster-than-light effect.)
Originally posted by rich23
I'm really surprised that with all the references to the Naudin page, no-one has come across this.
It's a page that suggests that the turbulence that causes sonic booms is smoothed out by the electrogravitic effect.
This, gentle threadfolk, suggests an answer to the question posed by the original poster but let's not make too much of a song and dance about that.
I haven't been to Naudin's site for ages -thanks for the links - and he has been one busy boy. I'm wondering if he hasn't started to get funds from the French government.
I also think that we need to be clear on what the various proposed propulsion systems are for UFOs, all of which are, shall we say, controversial, and any or all of which could apply to UFOs or even certain terrestrial airframes.
There's electrogravitics, and the consequences of the Bifield-Brown effect.
There's the Lazar/Element 115 "gravity amplifier" type.
There's also the Podletnkov/electrogravitic effect where a rotating superconductor appears to cancel gravity and/or inertia. This would allow the occupants of such a craft to withstand what would appear to us to be massive accelerations and decelerations, and is allegedly the best bit of the TRB-3 Manta "flying triangle".
As for the idea that nothing can travel faster than light, I don't buy it because I think it comes from the same kind of reasoning that drove respected scientists to say that people wouldn't be able to breathe on speeding trains as all the air would be sucked out of them. We have been doing what we laughingly refer to as "proper science" for barely 150 years, and the arrogance of assuming that we really know anything about anything is quite breathtaking.
Mind you, that Astyanax bloke knows everything, don't he?
And if anyone would like to ponder how they would navigate around the galaxy at relativistic speeds, they will find the answer in the somewhat erratic The Talk Of The Galaxy by the estimable Paul LaViolette. It involves using the rate at which pulsars slow down as a reference.