Engineer Behind Iranian Saucer Technology Comes Forward

Originally posted by freelance_zenarchist

hahahahahahahaha SO GOOD

We'll a quick search on the web, and you find this post is just a mock of a online disinformation spread.
www.popularmechanics.com...

ubrata Roy, an aerospace engineer from the University of Florida, recently submitted a patent application for an aircraft that just happens to come in the shape of a flying saucer. Dubbed a “winged electromagnetic air vehicle,” or WEAV, the battery-powered prototype is designed at less than 6 in. across. Even so, Roy insists that the mini sci-fi mobile could be built full-scale for missions like atmospheric surveillance—and that’s got NASA and the Air Force interested.

Powered by magnetohydrodynamics (a bulky title for the way energy generated as a current passes through a conducting fluid), WEAV would be able to lift off vertically and hover—”a saucer and a helicopter in one embodiment,” as Roy puts it. We’ve seen prototypes of choppers with vertical landing capabilities and even length-morphing rotors, but Roy is talking about virtually part-less flight: Plasma-forming electrodes would serve as a conducting fluid, causing the surrounding air to be pushed around the craft, propelling it through the sky.

That sounds like something truly meant for space, and while physics are stacked against a saucer-like vehicle for the atmosphere in the near term, Roy isn’t the only innovator with something of an upside-down eye on the sky. With reports on breakthroughs in levitation on a very small scale and the possibility of flying “magic” carpets both surfacing within the last year, maybe sci-fi and Hollywood aren’t that loosely related after all. Then again, real success in any of these fields of flight would be revolutionary. As it is, a small flying saucer might be useful as another in the long line of mini-UAVs. —Allie Townsend

Read more: NASA Jumps at Patent for Plasma-Powered UFO Technology - Popular Mechanics


Funny there's tons of variations of this all over the internet.

Dang, I've lost all hope now that Popular Mechanics has claimed it "real" or whatever. They are far more "popular" (or propaganda) than they are "mechanics".

Originally posted by Nefarious
Dang, I've lost all hope now that Popular Mechanics has claimed it "real" or whatever. They are far more "popular" (or propaganda) than they are "mechanics".

edit on 11-4-2011 by Nefarious because: (no reason given)

Exactly lol

Please delete

Originally posted by prodomino

Originally posted by Nefarious
Dang, I've lost all hope now that Popular Mechanics has claimed it "real" or whatever. They are far more "popular" (or propaganda) than they are "mechanics".

edit on 11-4-2011 by Nefarious because: (no reason given)

Exactly lol

Or was that their intention...to get those more aware to dismiss it through "reverse psychology"! OMG, [head explodes]

This technology is claimed to offer not only faster than light travel, but almost instant space travel. Theoretically, a craft could travel to the nearest star system (4.2 light years away) in seconds!

I had to laugh when reading this one statement. 4.2 light-years in seconds? This isn't FTL. It's opening up a worm-hole.

Aside the fact that the entire link is fictional, there lies the fact that Iran has the capabilities to produce a craft the defies gravity. It's called an airplane.

Here's another statement from the article I found amusing.

This technology has been shared with various nations including the USA, Iran, and Russia.

Iranian technology has been shared with.... IRAN! You don't say?

Originally posted by Intelearthling
Iranian technology has been shared with.... IRAN!

You don't say?

Yeah the website keshespace.com has some crackpot tech explained in broad terms, but
a load of sheites imo.

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I don't think we'll find a way to go FTL without bending the very space fabric around our vehicle, in essence creating a worm-pocket if you may. Enough energy or a two-point bridge may get us to that speed in an artificial wormhole type of opening within the fabric for a point-to-point tunnel.

Originally posted by Quaoar
OK, there is no one in Iran that can generate anti-gravity, etc. If this were true, you can bet your bottom dollar that Iran would have destroyed Israel, the White House and the Capitol building, the NYSE, etc. This is just a continuation of Iran's national narcissistic sociopathy. If Iran had any technology worth a spit, the Russians would not be fueling their nuclear reactors.

Iran posits this stuff to the largely illiterate Muslim world, who will believe anything in the name of Allah (pbuh).

I'm of the same opinion as a previous poster about Iran (the Edge) The world underestimates Iran on a lot of fronts.

MSM paint Iran as a backward, third world, 'stuck in biblical times' kind of place. It's not.

Just because the propaganda you're being fed about Iran implies they are a bunch of raving loons and idiots, it doesn't mean you have to blindly believe it.

They're not perfect, like anyone else..but they're not a bunch of morons either..far from it.

Originally posted by spikey
MSM paint Iran as a backward, third world, 'stuck in biblical times' kind of place. It's not.

I don't believe that is true at all - the picture coming from Iran via hte MSM is of a highly technically advanced country.

It's teh controlling theocracy/philosophy that is depicted as medieval and backward - but only in its approach to human rights, democracy, etc - never in it's attitude to technology.

Originally posted by spikey
Just because the propaganda you're being fed about Iran implies they are a bunch of raving loons and idiots, it doesn't mean you have to blindly believe it.

They're not perfect, like anyone else..but they're not a bunch of morons either..far from it.

How exactly would you know of such things, you are being so sure about. Any sources..

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Im sure his crudentials are legit but here are a few reasons why I think this is more of a stunt or exaggeration.

If Iran had this tech and one of there scientist defected to give it to the world then his life would most surely be in danger.

Iran has always played a disinformation campaign this COULD very well be of that nature.

He states the same inforamtion that can be found in many places by many people.

IF Iran had this tech dont you think they would be using it to further there agenda , as the US uses its industrial military complex to further its agenda?

Im sure he is a bright man with great potential but I doubt some of his claims. Just my opinion

Originally posted by Angelic Resurrection

Originally posted by spikey
Just because the propaganda you're being fed about Iran implies they are a bunch of raving loons and idiots, it doesn't mean you have to blindly believe it.

They're not perfect, like anyone else..but they're not a bunch of morons either..far from it.

How exactly would you know of such things, you are being so sure about. Any sources..

Good grief - some people don't understand when cited sources are important.

"Chocolate is good, I swear!"

"Oh yeah, gotta link there fabrication boy?"

And what's with "debunkers" and the like being so allergic to looking up an opposing opinion on their own!

Though I will disagree on the "morons" part - I can't assume they're very far off from USA intelligence, though that really doesn't say anything positive, only relative.

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This guy Keshe is nothing more than a fraud. His science is pure crackpot science. I was initially taken in. But after he failed to do the presentation in 2010 I knew he was a fraud and a scam artist. Dont believe a word he says. He is a disinfo agent. If he really had this technology do you think the iranians would let him give it to America. Nonsense.

Sigh.. Talking about flying saucer makes me envy of alien civilizations (angels of their lesser type).

I just wish the aliens take me on a trip round the universe, away from selfish tiny earth. Just like us humans taking our cat or dog on a car ride.

Like all technology, what we see is the old stuff. If Iran has this, what the US and Russia and Europe have are far beyond it. But all will be revealed soon. The world is about to change.

Originally posted by Nefarious

Engineer Behind Iranian Saucer Technology Comes Forward

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If verified this technology could suddenly leap mankind forward to an age of space exploration beyond that of Star Trek. This technology is claimed to offer not only faster than light travel, but almost instant space travel. Theoretically, a craft could travel to the nearest star system (4.2 light years away) in seconds! Of course this technology offers benefits inside of a planetary atmosphere. A craft utilizing this technology would not come into physical contact with air due to the powerful magnetic field around the craft. This would eliminate drag and prevent sonic booms. It is also claime

(visit the link for the full news article)

this is an old post

Originally posted by Fromabove
Like all technology, what we see is the old stuff. If Iran has this, what the US and Russia and Europe have are far beyond it. But all will be revealed soon. The world is about to change.

the world changes every day - did you have in mind something specific, or is this just another yawn-inducing "prophecy" from someone who thinks that saying something is true actually makes it true??