NAVY’S SECRET UFO PROJECT EXPOSED!
Building own craft based on Star Trek tech
BOMBSHELL official documents reveal the U.S. Navy has a secret project to build a UFOtype craft that would defy the known laws of physics and be able to stop and turn on a dime and zoom at massive speeds in space and under the ocean!
Now sources on Capitol Hill are telling GLOBE the super weapon may be behind the rash of
UFO sightings that triggered last month’s Pentagon report on strange incidents over U.S. military installations, which failed to draw any conclusions about the Tic Tacshaped phenomena caught on warplanes’ gunsight cameras.
Apparently, the beyondearthly aircraft are actually the brainchild of Dr. Salvatore Cezar Pais, an engineer at Maryland’s Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division (NAWCAD), according to a patent application for the UFO in December 2018.
NAWCAD spokesman Timothy Boulay claims the patent was for a three-year, $508,000 “Pais Effect” project that was dropped in 2019 because the science permitting the abilities of such a craft “could not be proven to exist.”
Indeed, the “Pais Effect” recalls the “warp speed” in the Star Trek dramas, where devices aboard the Starship Enterprise created a vacuum allowing it to travel faster than 186,282 miles per second — the speed of light.
Dr. Pais, who left NAWCAD in June 2019, planned a triangular-shaped craft that would use “an inert gas such as xenon” to create a “vacuum outside the vehicle” and “microwave emitters would produce vibrations in the vacuum.”
This allowed the hybrid craft to “move with great ease through the air/space/water mediums, by being enclosed in a vacuum plasma bubble/ sheath.”
The triangular shape of the Pais craft and its mobility eerily mirror reported sightings by U.S. military pilots of a similar UFO.
And in 2019 Pakistan’s defense website reported: “The U.S. Navy secretly designed a super-fast futuristic aircraft resembling a UFO, documents reveal.”
Also, as GLOBE recently revealed, patents applied for by NAWCAD indicate a project was ongoing to retroengineer weapons and devices recovered from debris of a crashed UFO in New Mexico decades ago.
But NAWCAD spokesman Boulay insists the Pais project was never completed and that since 2019, “no further research has been conducted.”