Sunday April 18th, 2010 Secret Alien Technology

A hundred years ago, Nikola Tesla, inventor and mad genius, had advanced knowledge of ionized gas, commonly known as plasma. “From the theoretical comments in his Colorado notes, it is quite clear that he understood how to create electro-magnetic plasmas seventy years before the term was even coined. His patents were named as the source of the idea of a plasma shell weapon for zapping spy satellites which was built, tested and shown to work as part of the Star Wars project,” says Robert Lomas, author of The Man Who Invented the Twentieth Century: Nikola Tesla, Forgotten Genius of Electricity (621.3092 TES LOM). Tesla’s research eventually lead to HAARP, the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program, “an anti-missile shield which could destroy the electronics of hostile missiles or satellites, [it] is the realization of Tesla’s Death Ray.”

According to a random source on the internet, such an energy field was used on the USS Eldridge in 1943 for experiments in cloaking that may have really been experiments in time travel that went horribly wrong. Supposedly, Tesla was involved in this experimentation. I’ve also read on the internet that a) Tesla communicated with aliens and/or b) Tesla was an alien himself!

Is this why his work was labeled Top Secret by the government?

Tesla may or may not have been an alien, but he was certainly ahead of his time and WW2 necessitated many secrets. For instance, there is apparently secret Nazi research that discusses “how the Nazis built small, remote-controlled, circular craft whose engines ionized the atmosphere, causing it to glow,” according to Jenny Randles, author of UFO Retrievals: the Recovery of Alien Spacecraft (001.942 RAN). Those mysterious craft have been referred to as Foo Fighters or Ghost Rockets. The story goes that alien plasma, the supposed cloaking field of the USS Eldridge, can open a portal in space-time. That’s given as the reason why the Eldridge disappeared from view in Philadelphia and reappeared in Norfolk, Virginia, a distance of over 400 kilometers away, in just fifteen minutes. That’s about 1600 km/h, unless, of course, space-time was warped instead of traveled across.

In order to get to another galaxy (or dimension), you must somehow bypass space-time. The distances are just too great and the limitation of the speed of light would cause any object with mass to become infinitely massive and require infinite energy to break that barrier, a physical impossibility.

Leslie Marder, author of Time and the Space Traveler (530.11 MAR) says that “The most conceivable energy obtainable for a given mass of fuel is obtained in the complete annihilation of matter with antimatter…,” although this method might be impracticable. “[I]on thrust,” however, “in which charged particles are ejected by means of an electric field is another possibility, but is practicable only for low-thrust propulsion…”. Hydrogen bomb propulsion is also considered feasible; but, by manipulating quantum fluctuations, “we can potentially reduce or eliminate inertia, which would be in essence like reducing or eliminating the mass of an object – which would make accelerating it to high speeds a whole lot easier,” says Jeanne Cavelos, astrophysicist and author of The Science of Star Wars (500.5 CAV) .

The trick to space-time travel, then, seems to be to somehow manipulate matter, energy and space-time so that the traveler has no mass, no inertia, abundant energy and, I’m guessing, a mind capable of transcending physicality to withstand the rigors of hyperspace. So, are plasma fields and UFO’s the first steps towards a galactic empire? Maybe some place far, far away.

Happy reading, live long and prosper!

Chris Waite, Public Services Assistant