Documents related to stargates and invisibility cloaks seen in science fiction movies have emerged in the US government. The topic was explored by the Advanced Aviation Weapon System Implementation Program. It was also funded by the Defense Intelligence Agency.
The resulting report includes 1,600 pages of presentations, contracts, briefings and notes. Apart from the reports, it was said that there are also many other documents, but they are hidden for now. Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.
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In 2009, the Defense Intelligence Agency sent the Deputy Secretary of Defense a report in which he mentioned an object and a device that provides self-concealment. The report mentions that making an invisibility cloak (tool) is based on very theoretical research.
The following comments about the invisibility device are also available in the report:
Overall, this is a nice qualitative description of the fast-moving field of invisibility and concealment, and can be a good starting point for someone interested in diving into the details of this new technology. Perfect cloaking devices are impossible because they require materials where the speed of light approaches infinity. Imperfect cloaking devices can be made. Such devices will implement appropriate curved space geometries.
In its 2010 report of the Advanced Aviation Weapon System Implementation Program, space travelers imagine stargates near the Earth’s surface, in Earth orbit, or elsewhere in the solar system. He also talks about wormhole strait and going into space in seconds at 30 mph after passing through the stargate.
It is also explained that it is quite easy to invent a time machine as a result of designing a wormhole. Additionally, the last part of the report on the subject states that “time travel through wormhole was beyond the scope of this article”.
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