Navy's 'UFO' Patents Went Through Significant Internal Review, Resulted In A Demo

I have to admit, I don't tend to follow along with this kind of stuff, but came across this and thought i'd share here. I vaguely remember when the patents came out. There was talk about it being legit, or nonsense, misdirection from the government, a bunch of things.

Still not much real confirmation in anything here, but a series of emails most likely written by the inventor listed on these patents reveals a little more about them. It seems they actually went through a fairly extensive review process and were being taken seriously enough that it led to experimental review.

www.thedrive.com...

The War Zone continues to dig into the bizarre U.S. Navy patents authored by enigmatic inventor Dr. Salvatore Pais and the seemingly unusual circumstances of their approval by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). As part of our investigation, we recently obtained a tranche of internal emails from Naval Air Systems Command, or NAVAIR, which appear to have been sent between Pais and personnel in different NAVAIR offices. While the Navy's exotic energy production patents remain as mysterious as ever, these emails add to the backstory surrounding the inventions of Salvatore Pais and suggest that the patents went through a more rigorous internal evaluation process than was previously known.The emails also seem to indicate that the research program that emanated from the patents did in fact result in an experimental demonstration of some sort.

Last year, the publication of several unusual patents assigned to the U.S. Navy raised eyebrows due to the seemingly radical and unconventional claims found within them. These patents included bizarre technologies such as a “high temperature superconductor,” a "high frequency gravitational wave generator," a force field-like "electromagnetic field generator," a “plasma compression fusion device,” and a hybrid aerospace/underwater craft featuring an "inertial mass reduction device."

Each of the Navy inventions are credited to one Dr. Salvatore Cezar Pais, who, at the time the patent applications were submitted, was an aerospace engineer at NAVAIR's Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division (NAWCAD) in Patuxent (Pax) River, Maryland. Every one of Pais' recent inventions depends on what the inventor calls “the Pais Effect,” described in numerous publications by the inventor as the “controlled motion of electrically charged matter (from solid to plasma) via accelerated spin and/or accelerated vibration under rapid (yet smooth) acceleration-deceleration-acceleration transients.”

The internal NAVAIR emails The War Zone has recently obtained are all related to the creation of the patent application and internal review process for Pais’s seemingly bizarre “Craft Using an Inertial Mass Reduction Device” patent. All names within this release have been redacted, but it appears possible that many of the emails could have been written by Dr. Salvatore Pais based on portions of email signatures left unredacted, not to mention the fact that they describe Pais’s patents and publications in the first person.

While these internal NAVAIR emails may not alleviate the mystery surrounding the peculiar inventions of Dr. Salvatore Pais and the reasons why NAVAIR leadership vouched for their operability to the USPTO, they do add details about the inventor's patent application process and the internal reviews that the patents underwent.

Aside from adding to our understanding that Pais has consistently vouched for the patents being both incredibly revolutionary and possible to engineer with current methods and materials, these emails reveal that numerous employees of NAWCAD and the Pax River Invention Evaluation Board took them seriously enough to clear Pais’s patents for the USPTO application process.

We also now know these inventions resulted in the Section 219 Basic Applied Research/Technology Transfer program that was successfully funded and resulted in a physical demonstration and further experimental testing. We also now know the inventions underwent the aforementioned technical and marketing reviews by the award-winning NAWCAD Technology Transfer Office, which, in part, facilitates technology transfer to partners outside the Navy, before the patents were applied for.

Very nice and interesting post .
This is the kind of stuff i came here for in the first place.
Hope ATS gets back to it's original all GOODIES.

LOL
a reply to: dug88

I have a hard time believing that if they had working stuff like that..
there would not be a online patent for it.

They would keep it well hidden and perfecting it in compartmentalized settings.
Keeping the upper hand and the ultimate technology to themselves.

Could be on purpose as a misdirection tactic.. to make other potential rivals spiral down the wrong path.

a reply to: Spacespider

It's hard to say, that Pais guy does seem to have a bunch of published papers on various related things dating back to 1991. He does seem to be a legit engineer. But it does seem pretty far fetched and seems to rely on an effect nobody can replicate.

www.sae.org...

www.inderscience.com...

a reply to: dug88

Merely the public revelation of the already secretly built black project version of the black triangle.
About 40 years later. Like most inventions.
Always get leaked to the public as 'ideas' or 'prototypes' about 40 to 60 years after they already have working models.

Hacker bait?????

Once china and Russia sees these they will try to hack every DOD site trying to find out more information.

I already believe the US has a number of honey pot sites full o fake research out there to cost China and Russia billions in research to prove the fake research is real.

www.zdnet.com...

a reply to: ANNED

The fact much of the alleged operable technology fundamentally relies on the work of Veslago, Zeldovich (and Ufimtsev when you think about it) sinks that theory IMO.
The US does not have the pre requisite scientific superiority in the relevant fields to conduct such an operation.

What the US does ...and it does it well...is incorporate and apply all those weird anomalous lab observations into something different/something the original discoverers might not have thought of.

In 9/10 cases the resultant product is used for war but hey- that's the nature of the beast.

a reply to: ANNED

These patents were online for a long time and it's not the first time they are on ATS. I have seen these drawings this year and I have read the patents.

It has been activated not long ago. Go figure it out but this isn't a danger to your country, it's not secret knowledge. Calm down.

a reply to: ThatDamnDuckAgain

Pay attention.
The OP is pointing out the release of email trails which highlight HOW the patents were released.
The patents have been online for a while but the process of how this occurred is still shrouded in mystery given the peculiar content and none usage of the ISA.

An interesting tidbit in the article is the usage of a none navy drafting company to do the illustrations.

This would have been circa 2013/2014 IMO and I bet a fair few people outside of the Sheehy/Pais collab saw the descriptions at this point....resulting in various bricks being shat.

a reply to: Jukiodone
Ah okay I thought it was official released in Spring.

I read the patent back then, there was a thread on ATS. Did not understand everything to the detail. The microwaves in the cavity around the hull seem to do something similar to the EMdrive or NASA's Cannae Drive.

a reply to: Jukiodone
Is it just me, or does the "spacetime modification weapon" portion of the paper bring to mind Julian Schwinger and the Dugway zapper?

originally posted by: DirtyBizzler
a reply to: Jukiodone
Is it just me, or does the "spacetime modification weapon" portion of the paper bring to mind Julian Schwinger and the Dugway zapper?

Interesting that you should mention a "Spacetime Modification Weapon" as this was posted yesterday.

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

a reply to: TXRabbit
It's from the same paper as I understand (or at least the same article from Tyler Rogaway)

a reply to: DirtyBizzler

Yep. Same site at least. Tyler didn't write this one.

Read the comments for more entertainment

a reply to: TXRabbit
They've got nothing on Bedlam's old posts here and on Fark, that's for sure.

a reply to: DirtyBizzler

Am still waiting on ANYONE to speculate how they could practically go from confined plasma compression to "space time manipulation weapon".

The clues are there IMO (using coherent plasma structures, the strange nomenclature of the weapon/effect and weird increased yield output) .

Hilariously...one of the ways you could theoretically improve functionality/yield would be to improve the plasma structure function......maybe some sort of solid material where you can fine tune parameters?

A couple years ago NASA published this, then it all went silent. No new information or updates.




Looks like similar technology or derivative.

NASA Magnetoshell

a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

Dont think so....

Think about the wording- "space time modification weapon".

What else could/would you (you being the US navy) call space time modification/ manipulation?
(... recently got famous and is itself another weird naming convention likely meant to obfuscate the true origins of the "technology")

Why are compressed plasmas and some sort of weird amplification effect the sole technical details?
(Tinlgey likely has a scoop in the pipeline- but it's also a narrative GOTCHA which brings you full circle on the connections).

a reply to: Jukiodone

I wasn't addressing that with what I posted.

Other elements in the OP about plasmas and magnetic fields was what I was referring to.
However, "space time modification" is just a scientists fancy way of describing a more mundane thing, like gravity, or an extreme electromagnetic field.

I agree though, there are quite a few odd things about the patents, etc.

a reply to: Jukiodone
This is interesting...
www.journal-of-nuclear-physics.com...
I think the speculated "where does the boom come from" aspect of the Dugway zapper is what they are hinting strongly at in the paper. Amplify a magnetic field above the Schwinger limit in a given region of space, and interesting things can happen. Bedlam has some interesting old posts regarding plasmonic behavior in metamaterial-like quantum gases that seem to support this conjecture.