Those "UFO" vids were Navy footage
Those "UFO" vids were Navy footage
bingo
bingo
Shit this technology has the propensity to ruin the energy industry. Lots of long-term incomes and careers will be toasted. Every town will just buy 3 million dollar reactors and a whole industry gets trashed. Seems it would be better for humanity as a whole for that to happen. Its the only way I can see us able to all drive electric vehicles one day.
Shit this technology has the propensity to ruin the energy industry. Lots of long-term incomes and careers will be toasted. Every town will just buy 3 million dollar reactors and a whole industry gets trashed. Seems it would be better for humanity as a whole for that to happen. Its the only way I can see us able to all drive electric vehicles one day.
Do they give us patent #'s ? Or how about a demo of that TR3-B landing on the Whitehouse front lawn? Nevermind.
Do they give us patent #'s ? Or how about a demo of that TR3-B landing on the Whitehouse front lawn? Nevermind.
Hello Philadelphia Experiment...
Hello Philadelphia Experiment...
A source other than vice?
A source other than vice?
https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/38937/navy-ufo-patent-documents-talk-of-spacetime-modification-weapon-detail-experimental-testing
Okay, but what does this have to do with transgender Venezuelan prostitutes and their anti communist knitting clubs?
Okay, but what does this have to do with transgender Venezuelan prostitutes and their anti communist knitting clubs?
The War Zone has reported that the Navy had to build prototypes of some of the outlandish tech to prove it worked.
You don't need to build prototypes to prove that the technology behind an applied for patent will work. You can patent any conceptual invention even if it turns out not to work. This is done all the time.
>The War Zone has reported that the Navy had to build prototypes of some of the outlandish tech to prove it worked.
You don't need to build prototypes to prove that the technology behind an applied for patent will work. You can patent any conceptual invention even if it turns out not to work. This is done all the time.
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