Patents on TR-3B and other exotic stuff?

So i was browsing a little around and found references to actual patents about some exotic lift and propulsion systems.

Some may look very familiar to ATS readers.
Triangular spacecraft
Rotating electrostatic propulsion drive

Both patents by a guy named John St. Clair ( That names rings a bell somehow, but i'm not sure from what )

Anyway, is this common knowledge ?



Some snippets:

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION [0001] This invention is a spacecraft having a triangular hull with vertical electrostatic line charges on each corner. The line charges create a horizontal electric field that, together with a plane wave emitted by antennas on the side of the hull, generates a force per volume providing a unique combination of both lift and propulsion. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0002] Referring to FIG. 1, the spacecraft has a hull in the shape of an equilateral triangle. A parabolic antenna (E) is centrally located in the bottom of the hull. An array of horizontal slot antennas is located along the side of the hull (A). Each back corner (F,G) has a corner conducting plate which is charged to a positive voltage +V. The forward corner (C) has a conducting plate charged to a negative voltage −V. A motion control hemisphere (D) is located on the bottom surface in each of the three corners.

The invention, which is the object of my present application, is a spacecraft propulsion system which develops a spacetime curvature tension utilizing a combination of a rotating radial electrostatic field and a fixed vertical electrostatic field. The two fields create a stress-energy Tzr gradient in the radially direction which is equal to force. The radial field is created on the side of a charged rotating cylinder on the underside of the hull. The vertical field is created by an annular charged ring concentric with the cylinder. Three rotating cylinders are located in a triangle on the bottom of the hull in order to produce a force in any direction in the horizontal plane.

Enjoy!

edit:

The guy has some more exotic stuff patented:
More patents

How about a "remote viewing amplifier" : )


Edit two: I see i'm late to the party. Mea Culpa

ATS thread about it: TR-3B patents

a reply to: EartOccupant

Nothing really that spectacular. I was at a hobby airplane show once and someone was selling kits for making triangle craft that flew based on electrostatic forces. It's not really anything new. The thing is the forces seemed very weak.







The last video is closest to the kit the people were selling.

a reply to: dfnj2015

LOL.. that's totally different and indeed nothing new, now you insult my brain.

please use this ongoing thread thank you

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