Re: THINKING OUTSIDE of the BOX - Sensitive Secrets
Posted: Thu Sep 04, 2008 3:52 am
Continuing with the retired U.T. professor charged with conspiracy of sensitive data, his site appears to have less material on it than this site here which has been around for years. But J.L. Naudin is French and I guess it would be hard for the USA to prosecute...
Take a look at this craft on his site:
If I didn't already have a project to finish, this would be fun and easy to build. I wonder how much thrust one could get with one of these? It would be neat to build a rig like TTB's flying disks and use this plane instead.
OK, I just checked one of the J.L. Naudin's links and he linked to the University of Tennessee Plasma Physics Department. On that site, I found this report which is dated 2003 and discusses an Air Force contract. This is the Final Report but it is listed as Unclassified. But look at what is in it:
http://plasma.ee.utk.edu/~plasma/publi/AFOSR_report.pdf
And the plasma panel looks like a double sided printed circuit board with only the top side etched. The wind tunnel tests are very interesting. Grab a copy of the report before things disappear!
Also, check out the videos:
http://plasma.ece.utk.edu/video/
I wonder how much ozone is produced with this plasma panel?
MagicBill
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P.S. I just checked Roth's biography and he's been busy:
http://plasma.ee.utk.edu/staff/roth.pdf
Take a look at this craft on his site:
If I didn't already have a project to finish, this would be fun and easy to build. I wonder how much thrust one could get with one of these? It would be neat to build a rig like TTB's flying disks and use this plane instead.
OK, I just checked one of the J.L. Naudin's links and he linked to the University of Tennessee Plasma Physics Department. On that site, I found this report which is dated 2003 and discusses an Air Force contract. This is the Final Report but it is listed as Unclassified. But look at what is in it:
http://plasma.ee.utk.edu/~plasma/publi/AFOSR_report.pdf
And the plasma panel looks like a double sided printed circuit board with only the top side etched. The wind tunnel tests are very interesting. Grab a copy of the report before things disappear!
Also, check out the videos:
http://plasma.ece.utk.edu/video/
I wonder how much ozone is produced with this plasma panel?
MagicBill
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P.S. I just checked Roth's biography and he's been busy:
http://plasma.ee.utk.edu/staff/roth.pdf