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Originally posted by Destinyone
Originally posted by Sinny
reply to post by youwouldknow
It is a REAL patent the question is whether it works or not......any one wanna build? lol
You pay...I'll play....
Des
Does this like, mean anything?
Gary Richard Gochnour (US) in U.S. Patent Application 20100243816 reveals an aircraft also called a spacecraft, an aerospace craft, and a submersible craft. Below if figure #1 in Gochnour's patent application showing a lenticular craft.
Source: Gochnour Patent Application 20100243816
The invention relates to a plasma based aircraft maintained in a flight mode by rotating plasma vortices located above and beneath said aircraft. Said aircraft is comprised of chromium steel, or higher ferrochromium steel can be used. Said aircraft receives energy from aircraft produced plasma obtained from the atmosphere. Produced energy is stored within craft oscillatory circuit and plasma vortices. When energy from craft capacitance system is depleting, energy can be obtained from craft inductance system from craft magnetic field. Said craft is capable of space flight, use as a submersible craft, boring device, or lifting device.
Plasma gun
Gary Richard Gochnour also reveals particle propulsion in space will be accomplished utilizing metal ions stored within craft capacitor plates. Said craft is opaque to electromagnetic radiation, and also absorbs radiation directed at craft. Said craft is capable of verticle ascent, descent and landing, and is lenticular in shape. Said aircraft can operate within earth radiation belts safely.
Gary Richard Gochnour in United States Patent Application 20100243796 details a plasma gun system utilizing an aerospace craft. This invention relates to a plasma gun utilized in a plasma based aircraft maintained in a flight mode by rotating plasma vortices located above and beneath said aircraft. Plasma produced by aircraft is utilized by said plasma gun to facilitate initial take off of craft, and also to accelerate aircraft speed, or, within an emergency, as needed. Said aircraft can also eject plasma through aircraft central shaft or within any direction from sides of said craft, for escape, evasion or normal accelerated flight. Preferred embodiment for said plasma gun, is a coaxial plasma gun, utilizing the large capacitance potential of aircraft, the large supply of aircraft produced plasma off said capacitors, or from uninsulated conducting wires, and also utilizing the strong Lorentz force existing within craft. The plasma produced by ionization within craft strong magnetic field, will enable this craft to rapidly avoid impediments to flight, or oncoming dangers.
FIG. 9A shown is a cutaway top view of aircraft with a plasma gun ejecting plasma toward the rear of craft. Craft will be propelled in direction of arrows.
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Originally posted by Sinny
Hey guys,
Turns out you can patent anything anyway, but still check this out and see if it makes any sense in reality:
...Does this like, mean anything?
Originally posted by CADCatiaMan
reply to post by Aim64C
To add-on to your good post:
Plasma also needs to have something it is "attracted to". It is naturally occurs as a repellant. Just food for thought. If the "inventor", has factored this in and is holding back the information in his patent, he may indeed be onto something.
The big "if", in this invention is materials used and a power source...
Originally posted by CADCatiaMan
reply to post by Sinny
I accept this challenge. I will build it.
A list of things I will need:
- Money
- Money
- A little bit more money
- and let's not forget, Igor.
Originally posted by Sahabi
Correct me if I am wrong.
Anyone can patent anything with the correct registration forms and fee money as long as it's not obvious or preexisting?
Originally posted by reitze
Yea its serious. Whoever spent $80K to file that believes it.
Originally posted by mytheroy
[0007]...The orbits of only ten percent of the asteroids are known...
Originally posted by Bedlam
Originally posted by reitze
Yea its serious. Whoever spent $80K to file that believes it.
Geez, I don't think we ever paid 80K to file a patent when it was really technical radar crap.
A "small entity" like a sole inventor can apply for less than $500, even for a complex patent. Especially if you skip the lawyers and can get someone to do the drawings for you. You can file an intent to file for less than that.