In the early 2000s, American fighter jets flying off the coast of California encountered something
strange. A small, pill-shaped object was observed close to the ocean surface,
possibly rising up out of the water and flying high up into the sky. Giving chase,
the F-14 pilots were completely blown away by the strange craft's incredible speeds.
Ever since the release of this and other videos captured by American fighter pilots of strange
UFOs, speculation has swirled around their true identity. The flight characteristics of the
craft in these videos are truly incredible, and if radar reports are to be believed,
their acceleration abilities puts them light years ahead of any earthly military tech.
However, in 2019 investigative journalists discovered patents filed by the United
States Navy, and one of those included a craft capable of recreating the same
feats witnesses have been reporting for years.
Dubbed the 'Ufo Patents', for the incredibly advanced nature of the technology they claim to
make possible, this series of patents run the gamut from room-temperature superconductors,
to an aircraft capable of traveling through the ocean, the air, and space in the same flight, and
even more far-fetched truly science fiction ideas like an electromagnetic field generator that could
be used a a force field. If these ideas sound completely far-fetched and out in left field,
you're not alone, with the US patent office initially refusing to file these patents-
until the United States Navy stepped in and forced the issue.
Crazy patent ideas are nothing new, everything from perpetual motion
machines to wireless transmission of energy devices have been patented from time to time,
and not one of them have ever achieved what they claimed to be capable of. However,
none of these patents had the backing of the United States Navy, and none of them came
from top scientists working on some of the Navy's most sensitive research and development programs.
The man behind these revolutionary patents is a Dr. Salvatore Cezar Pais, and unlike most garage
wanna-be Ricks (note to animators, this character should look like Rick from Rick and Morty),
this Dr. has some serious credentials. He's worked at the Naval Air Warfare Center for years,
developing aerospace technologies to be used both on jet fighters and intercontinental ballistic
missiles. Today Dr. Pais works for the US Navy Strategic Systems Programs, which is
responsible for the US Navy's nuclear missiles and the ballistic missile submarines that carry them.
However, this office also investigates a wide range of global strike technologies, including a
hypersonic weapon now in development that could strike any target in the world within an hour.
Not much else is known about Dr. Pais, who has declined interviews on his patents. Other
scientists who have reviewed his filed patents claim that they violate the laws of physics,
and call them absurd- yet that doesn't change the fact that the US Navy has so far stuck to
its guns in support of these patents. And what's more, leaked internal emails show that at least
one of these revolutionary ideas was already prototyped and tested successfully.
First though, let's go over all of Dr. Pais patents.
By far the most eye-catching patent is for a craft that if it performs as stated, would very closely
mirror the flight characteristics often observed from UFOs by eyewitnesses. Named the Hybrid
Underwater Aerospace Craft, this vehicle comes equipped with an 'inertial mass reduction device',
which we suppose is what would allow this craft to perform the incredible feats of acceleration
and maneuverability Dr. Pais claims it's capable of. Able to launch from land or from under water,
fly into the ocean, back out, and up into space, this man-made UFO would not just revolutionize air
warfare, it would instantly make every other nation's fighter and bomber fleets obsolete.
By generating a quantum vacuum state around itself, the craft repels air and water molecules,
essentially completely ignoring the effects of friction. As an added benefit, the craft would
be almost undetectable- or at least fly too fast to make detection completely meaningless.
Another of Dr. Pais patents includes room-temperature superconductors,
which in and of themselves would be a revolutionary scientific leap for mankind.
Current superconductors must operate at extremely low temperatures, greatly losing
efficiency as they warm up. This has prevented their use in anything but extremely niche,
and very expensive technologies- room temperature superconductors promise to change all of that.
Able to transmit electricity without resistance, superconductors would create an energy revolution,
dramatically lowering the price of electricity. These superconductors
would make incredible breakthroughs in maglev mass-transit technology and magnetic resonance
imaging possible, among a host of other revolutionary effects on human society.
Interestingly, Dr. Pais' all-American UFO depends on room-temperature superconductors to operate.
Dr. Pais' third patent is for a high frequency gravity wave generator, a device which if
possible, seems to indicate Pais and the US Navy know more about the fundamental nature of gravity
than the global physics community. Gravity waves pass through us from time to time, typically as
a result of two massive stars crashing into each other millions of light years away. These gravity
waves could be considered very low frequency though, and what Dr. Pais' patent proposes is the
generation of very high frequency gravity waves, which could have a wide range of applications.
As gravity waves propagate, they compress matter in front of them and expand it behind them in the
same way a surf wave does to water. The waves that occasionally wash over our planet from far
away in space are so low frequency, that even just detecting them requires one of the most sensitive
instruments mankind has ever built. Yet if you were to generate gravity waves of a high enough
frequency, you could potentially wreak havoc on anything you aimed your gravity wave gun at,
destroying even the most well protected and armored installation. In Dr. Pais' patent though,
he claims that he can use his high frequency gravity wave generator to facilitate
superconductivity, and perhaps this is the secret behind his room-temperature superconductors.
As if the previous three patents weren't outlandish enough, Dr. Pais' third patent
could literally save the earth- or destroy it. His electromagnetic field generator is claimed
to be able to deflect, or destroy an asteroid over the 100 meter size limit that current
asteroid deflection methods are thought to be able to protect the earth from. By generating
an extremely powerful electromagnetic field that can interact with an object at the quantum level,
Dr. Pais' asteroid destroyer could obliterate an incoming asteroid- or as his patent very
omniously describes, “The present invention may also deflect or destroy any other type of object.”
However, Dr. Pais' asteroid death ray is more than an offensive weapon, as he claims that this device
can also be used as an impenetrable shield capable of protecting facilities, vehicles, individuals,
or even spacecraft from everything from ballistic missiles to coronal mass ejections.
Dr. Pais' patents seem to indicate truly revolutionary technologies
that would fundamentally change the human race- or at least, America. However,
many physicists note that these patents seem to completely violate the laws of physics as known,
and don't lend these outlandish inventions any real credence. Despite this, Dr. Pais continues
to receive the full support of the United States Navy, and as we mentioned before, leaked internal
emails seem to indicate that at least one of these devices was successfully prototyped.
Perhaps, it's all a shell game put on by the US military to throw potential
adversaries like Russia and China off the trail of
real technological breakthroughs. Or, perhaps the United State military is
about to completely revolutionize the state of mankind's technology. Only time will tell.
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