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Warp drive
The claims the writer was given for Warp drive, in the order they were given.
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Before Lue Elizondo joined the Advanced Aerospace Weapons System Application Program (AAWSAP)/Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP), Harold Puthoff conceived and commissioned studies including invisibility cloaking, traversable wormholes and stargates, antigravity, brain/machine interfaces, and warp drives.
“Even before I’d come aboard, Hal conceived and commissioned fascinating studies for AAWSAP/AATIP, including invisibility cloaking, traversable wormholes and stargates, antigravity, brain/machine interfaces, and warp drives.”
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Harold Puthoff's papers touched on warp drives, traversable wormholes, and time machines.
“His paper touched on such things as warp drives, traversable wormholes, time machines…”
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The phrase "warp drive" was originally coined by a science-fiction writer who wrote for pulp fiction magazines in the 1930s.
“The phrase “warp drive” had been cooked up by a sci-fi writer who wrote for pulp fiction magazines in the 1930s.”
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US government research facilities associated with the Department of Defense, NASA, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology gave the concept of warp drive serious consideration.
“In reality, US government research facilities associated with DoD, NASA, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology gave the idea serious consideration.”
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At age thirty, for his PhD thesis in theoretical physics as a student at Cardiff University in Wales, Miguel Alcubierre Moya showed how warp drives could work in theory.
“At age thirty, for his PhD thesis in theoretical physics, Alcubierre, then a student at Cardiff University in Wales, showed how warp drives could work in theory.”
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Physicists after Miguel Alcubierre Moya wrote papers arguing that warp drives might be theoretically possible but not practical.
“A number of physicists after Alcubierre wrote papers saying, well, warp drives might be *possible*, but they are surely not practical.”
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Harold Puthoff theorised that the warp bubble required for faster-than-light travel could only be a limited size due to the large amount of energy required to sustain it.
“It also turns out that this bubble, in theory, can only be so big due to the great amount of energy required to create it.”
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Harold Puthoff theorised that a technology capable of warping space and time in a localised area could create a bubble around a UAP craft.
““if we had the right technology, we could warp space and time in a localized area, creating a localized ‘bubble’ around a craft.””
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Harold Puthoff's opinion is that with sufficient energy, a vehicle could create a warp bubble enabling faster-than-light travel by compressing space in front of the vehicle and stretching space behind it.
“it is theoretically possible that with a sufficient amount of energy, a vehicle could compress the space in front of you while stretching it behind you. If you had the technology to do that, you could achieve—or begin to achieve—faster-than-light travel.”
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Hal Puthoff considers that advances in physics mean warp drive is not out of the question.
“The truth of the matter is we now know in our physics, which has been advancing, that something like warp drive is not out of the question.”
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Maaneli "Max" Derakhshani considers that a distance from approximately 160 kilometres up to the horizon for the main unidentified aerial phenomenon (UAP) of interest in the STS-48 UAP incident indicates propulsive capabilities vastly beyond anything achievable with rockets, jets, or magnetohydrodynamics, requiring exotic propulsion of the kind physicists only speculate about theoretically in relation to warp drive solutions in general relativity theory.
“Anything from 100 miles up to the horizon indicates propulsive capabilities vastly beyond anything that humans are capable of with rockets, jets, magneto hydrodynamics anything of the kind and would require exotic propulsive capabilities that we physicists only like theoretically speculate and talk about when we talk about warp drive solutions in general relativity theory.”
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