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>In 2008, a CIA analyst named "Ron Pandolfi" signed off on the declassification of the technology in a documented that he signed, here : https://fas.org/irp/age
by pedrocr 7y ago
>In 2008, a CIA analyst named "Ron Pandolfi" signed off on the declassification of the technology in a documented that he signed, here : https://fas.org/irp/agency/dod/jason/gravwaves.pdf https://fas.org/irp/agency/dod/jason/gravwaves.pdf
That document says very clearly the technology is not feasible.
- not_real_acct 7y ago> That document says very clearly the technology is not feasible. Yes, that's true. In the declassified document from 2008, they explicitly said it was unfeasible. In the patent from ten years later, they explain how they did it. Here is a cut and paste from the Navy's patent (https://patents.google.com/patent/US10322827B2/ https://patents.google.com/patent/US10322827B2/): "The JASON report considers relatively low EM energy fluxes, when compared with those generated by the physical mechanisms described in the inventor's aforementioned published paper (on the order of 1033 W/m2, and beyond). This exceptionally high EM power intensity induces spontaneous particle pair production (avalanche) out of the vacuum of free space, thereby, ensuring complete polarization of the local Vacuum energy state, thus resulting in modification of the local spacetime energy density. It is because of this fact, that the JASON report's conclusions must be revisited, are incorrect, and are directly in conflict with the current invention." In my Reddit post, I get into more detail, in regards to the relationship between JASON and the US Navy. (JASON was a program started by DARPA, who created the Internet.)