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Paradisc
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UFO Vortex Effect Theory
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Paradiscs I began experimenting with high temperature powered "paradiscs" in 1995.
While the shape of the UFO glider is derived from alleged flying saucer photographs, |
much of my work is extrapolated from the designs of the late
Richard Benson
a former NASA engineer who proposed a similar back engineered "flying saucer". Rumor has it that the U.S. Patent Office
stated that his theory violated the second law of thermodynamics - a scientific canon - and denied Benson a patent,
without first testing the machine.
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Back Engineered UFO Technology? Flying Saucer Vortex Experiment
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Whatever UFOs may or may not be, witnesses often describe sightings involving fast spinning discs,
alternatively this could be energy spinning around the flying saucer; a theoretical
"vortex effect" that powers the UFO.
NASA engineer Benson theorized that hot gas exiting vents on top or underneath a disc craft
would create this tornado or vortex effect; greatly increasing the machine's flying power. I may have
accidentally produced this "hot whirlwind" effect in a paradisc experiment.
Hot whirlwinds can be observed in intense fire storms. A television news crew
commented on a "heat tornado" seen on video shot at the Pines Fire near Julian, CA, in August 2002.
The CAD generated image depicts a paradisc model that flew, but was later accidentally
destroyed in a test flight. A redesigned burner did not completely burn
all the fuel which accumulated in the saucer envelope and when the fuel flow was increased, the unspent fuel ignited and flared out the top vents. The paradisc shot skyward
rapidly, enveloped in a whirling fireball (Benson's ufo vortex?) before disintegrating. |
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