If you're interested, the author of that patent, Salvatore ("Sal") Pais joined the Theories of Everything (TOE) Podcast to talk about it [0]. It's worth a watc

If you're interested, the author of that patent, Salvatore ("Sal") Pais joined the Theories of Everything (TOE) Podcast to talk about it [0]. It's worth a watch on a rainy Sunday (when I do most of my UAP "research" :D), but I'm not sure he does much to dispel the many reasons to be skeptical of this patent. If anything, he sounds more like a disinformation agent than someone with experimentally valid, groundbreaking physics. But it's a fun watch. Personally, in general, my justification for consuming UAP content is that it's led me down some really fascinating rabbit-holes of "actual" educational material relating to quantum physics, cosmology, etc. I don't mind subscribing to a likely disinformation campaign if it piques my curiosity in more feasibly tangible ways. For that kind of educational content (with a basis in actual science), I recommend "The World Science Festival," "Closer to Truth," and a few Lex Fridman podcasts (I'll watch anything with Roger Penrose, Brian Greene or Leonard Susskind). For more far-out Sci-Fi content, "Science and Futurism with Isaac Arthur" is really great. I like to listen to this stuff when I'm cooking or cleaning around the house. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E6QyAhTB3o https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E6QyAhTB3o