Patented US Navy Technology Could Reportedly Create 'Plasma UFOs'

The breakthrough innovation suggests deliberately created decoys may conduct electricity and be almost indistinguishable from real aircraft.

Years of laser-plasma research have resulted in the US Navy patenting technology to build mid-air images aimed to fool infrared and other sensors, thereby promising revolutionary aircraft protection from heat-seeking missiles, a Forbes report has it.

In the long run, the breakthrough method may also give some clue about what is behind recent UFO sightings by military aircraft, magazine contributor, and author of “Swarm Troopers: How small drones will conquer the world” David Hambling suggests.

The technology that underlies the project is centred around so-called laser-induced plasma filaments (LIPF) which can be created within some distance from the laser for dozens or hundreds of metres away from it.

Provided there is some appropriate tuning, LIPFs can emit light of any wavelength – visible, infrared, ultraviolet or even terahertz waves, potentially used to build preferred phantom images. On top of this, the filaments have been found to be capable of conducting electricity, investigated as a means of triggering lightning or creating a lightning gun.

A single 2D or 3D decoy, which appears by means of raster scanning, like old TV sets display a picture, halves the chances of an incoming missile going for the right target, whereas there could be easily exploited more than one, and they could be moved around at will within any distance from the aircraft.

The news comes shortly after in April, following months of discussions, the Navy officially released infrared videos of alleged UFOs spotted by their pilots, something that the Pentagon prefers to call “unidentified aerial phenomena”. The objects in the videos appear to make sudden movements deemed highly improbable for physical aircraft, for instance rotate mid-air and propel at unheard-of speeds.

The manoeuvres would be easy to reproduce with a phantom image, David Hambling writes, while it is not in human capacity yet to tell fakes from real missiles given the level of today’s heat-seeking equipment.

Sourse: sputniknews.com

Patented US Navy Technology Could Reportedly Create ‘Plasma UFOs’

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