The U.S. Navy filed a patent for a craft that could fly through air, water, and space with no heat signature and no visible propulsion — by "engineering the fabric of our reality at the most fundamental level." Their own CTO told the Patent Office it was operable. They spent $508,000 testing it. It didn't work. They let the patent expire.
So what was it? Disinformation? Reverse engineering? One engineer who got further than he should have?
And why does the paperwork cite the CIA's remote viewing guy?
Salvatore Pais. The Pais Effect. Full deep dive. Feel me?
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