US Navy: Craft using an inertial mass reduction device

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PhysicsProf

2020.08.21, 00:31:45
  Suspicious Observers today briefly noted a patent by the Navy - would like to explore this a bit.  Note the novel concept of reducing inertial mass...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNMTEIM2l7Y&t=250s

See attachment for the number of the US Patent (can anyone find/download this patent?):


muDped

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2020.08.21, 03:07:06
The Article

The Patent

Patent Download Link

DuckDuckGo is far superior to Google when searching for anything.



For there is nothing hidden that will not be disclosed, and nothing concealed that will not be known or brought out into the open.

Grumpy

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2020.08.21, 21:27:01
Salvatore Cezar Pais has several patents for stuff like this.

It "implies" that "polarized vacuum" can reduce inertia.

Paul-R

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2020.08.22, 10:00:30
Quote from: PhysicsProf on 2020.08.21, 00:31:45
  Suspicious Observers today briefly noted a patent by the Navy - would like to explore this a bit.  Note the novel concept of reducing inertial mass...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNMTEIM2l7Y&t=250s

See attachment for the number of the US Patent (can anyone find/download this patent?):
That number isn't a valid civilian patent number. Here is the patent in the standard archive. It might be different.

Smudge

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2020.08.22, 14:09:50
Quote from: Paul-R on 2020.08.22, 10:00:30
That number isn't a valid civilian patent number. Here is the patent in the standard archive. It might be different.
That is not the patent, it is the patent application.  MuDped gave the patent link in reply 2 but clearly you did not look at it.

Smudge 

Paul-R

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2020.08.22, 14:44:36
Quote from: Smudge on 2020.08.22, 14:09:50
That is not the patent, it is the patent application.  MuDped gave the patent link in reply 2 but clearly you did not look at it.

Smudge
Quite right ... that's what happens when someone talks, imo, such crap on the coronavirus front. I assumed it was a link to "thetruthseeker", and therefore to be assumed worthless. But he and you are quite right. It is discouraging to see it assigned to the US Navy. It says the government can use it without payment but not that it is otherwise suppressed.

PhysicsProf

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2020.08.23, 17:19:14 Last Edit: 2020.08.23, 23:55:30 by PhysicsProf
Quote from: muDped on 2020.08.21, 03:07:06
The Article

The Patent

Patent Download Link

DuckDuckGo is far superior to Google when searching for anything.

Thanks, MudPed!   

  Interesting article.  The patent makes a difficult but intriguing read.
Not easy to build this one, though...
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