Craft with magnetically curved space

• US 20050230525A1
• Filed: 03/30/2004
• Published: 10/20/2005
• Est. Priority Date: 03/30/2004
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Von Friedrich C. Paterro
• Original Assignee: Von Friedrich C. Paterro
• Inventors: Paterro, Von Friedrich C.
• Application Number:
  US10/812,018
• Publication Number:
  US 20050230525A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 244/23.B
• CPC Class Codes: B64C 29/0025 the propellers being fixed relative to the fuselage
• CPC Class Codes: B64C 39/001 Flying saucers
• CPC Class Codes: H02K 7/1823 structurally associated with turbines or similar engines

Abstract

A craft can navigate through a magnetically curved space provided by an electromagnetically charged hull. The hull contains a plurality of sectionalized and independent electromagnetic plates forming portions of the hull exterior wall that can be adaptively energized to have a desired polarity. When combined together, these sectionalized plates can provide an ultra high frequency electromagnetic field of a strength that can magnetically curve the space around the craft. This enables the craft to expeditiously travel through air, space or water. A novel energy generating system using a combination of jet engines and high frequency oscillators is also provided.

Claims

1. A craft, comprising:

an exterior hull defining an exterior craft surface of a predetermined surface area;

at least one propulsion source; and

an electrical generator,

wherein the hull includes a plurality of sectionalized electromagnetic plates, each of the plurality of electromagnetic plates including an outer wall and an inner wall fixedly provided on an electromagnetic core, the electromagnetic core including at least one turn of coil operatively coupled to the electrical generator to provide an electromagnetic force to each plate of a given magnitude and polarity, the electromagnetic plates collectively forming a substantial portion of the exterior craft surface to provide a controllable electromagnetic field around at least portions of the hull to magnetically curve the space adjacent the hull.

2. The craft according to claim 1, wherein the electromagnetic plates extend around the periphery of the hull of the craft.

3. The craft according to claim 1, wherein the electromagnetic plates extend radially around the hull of the craft.

4. The craft according to claim 1, wherein the electromagnetic plates are isolated from each other and are independently changeable between N and S polarity.

5. The craft according to claim 4, wherein at least one of the electromagnetic plates can be selectively adjusted to a same polarity as the Earth'"'"'s closest magnetic pole.

6. The craft according to claim 1, wherein the craft is a flying craft.

7. The flying craft according to claim 6, wherein the flying craft has a saucer-shape with an upper hull portion and a lower hull portion.

8. The flying craft according to claim 7, wherein the at least one propulsion source includes a main central fixed vertical jet engine, a plurality of secondary fixed vertical jet engines provided around the periphery of the hull, at least one forward-oriented jet engine and at least one backwards-oriented jet engine.

9. The flying craft according to claim 8, further comprising a plurality of directional control nozzles around the hull.

10. The flying craft according to claim 6, wherein the flying craft has a saucer-shape with an upper hull portion and a lower hull portion, one or more sectionalized electromagnetic plates being provided on each of the upper hull portion and the lower hull portion, the collective polarity of the electromagnetic plates on the upper hull portion being the same as the collective polarity of the electromagnetic plates on the lower hull portion at least when the vehicle is hovering.

11. The craft according to claim 1, wherein the electrical generator includes at least one high frequency oscillator.

12. The craft according to claim 11, wherein the high frequency oscillator is in the form of one or more rings externally provided around the periphery of the hull.

13. The flying craft according to claim 11, wherein the high frequency oscillator is in the form of a long tube and is provided in a cavity defined between adjacent electromagnetic plates.

14. The craft according to claim 1, wherein the propulsion source is a sealed quantum jet engine having a compound exhaust system.

15. The craft according to claim 1, wherein the craft is a submersible water craft.

16. The craft according to claim 1, wherein the craft is a submersible craft.

27. The saucer-shaped flying craft according to claim 16, wherein the propulsion source operates using a non-fossil fuel source.

17. A saucer-shaped flying craft, comprising:

a saucer-shaped exterior having a hull defined by an upper hull portion and a lower hull portion of predetermined surface areas;

a propulsion source including at least a main, central, fixed vertical jet engine, a plurality of secondary fixed vertical jet engines provided around the periphery of the hull, at least one forward-oriented jet engine and at least one backwards-oriented jet engine; and

an electrical generator,

wherein one or more of the upper and lower hull portions includes a plurality of sectionalized electromagnetic plates, each of the plurality of electromagnetic plates including an outer wall and an inner wall fixedly provided on an electromagnetic core, the electromagnetic core including at least one turn of coil operatively coupled to the electrical generator to provide an electromagnetic force to each plate of a given magnitude and polarity, the electromagnetic plates collectively forming a substantial portion of the exterior craft surface to provide an electromagnetic field around at least portions of the upper and/or lower hull portions to magnetically curve the space adjacent the hull.

18. The saucer-shaped flying craft according to claim 17, wherein one or more sectionalized electromagnetic plates are provided on each of the upper hull portion and the lower hull portion, and the collective polarity of the electromagnetic plates on the upper hull portion are the same as the collective polarity of the electromagnetic plates on the lower hull portion at least when the vehicle is hovering.

19. The saucer-shaped flying craft according to claim 17, wherein the electromagnetic plates extend radially around the hull of the craft.

20. The saucer-shaped flying craft according to claim 19, further comprising a cockpit located centrally on the upper hull portion, the electromagnetic plates on the upper hull portion extending from substantially a periphery of a cockpit to substantially an outer periphery of the upper hull portion.

21. The saucer-shaped flying craft according to claim 17, wherein a collective exterior surface area of the sectionalized electromagnetic plates is about one-half of the surface area of the hull.

22. The saucer-shaped flying craft according to claim 17, wherein the electrical generator includes at least one high frequency oscillator.

23. The saucer-shaped flying craft according to claim 22, wherein the high frequency oscillator is in the form of one or more rings externally provided around the periphery of the hull.

24. The saucer-shaped flying craft according to claim 22, wherein the high frequency oscillator is in the form of a long tube and is provided in a cavity defined between adjacent electromagnetic plates.

25. The saucer-shaped flying craft according to claim 17, wherein the electromagnetic plates are isolated from each other and are independently changeable between N and S polarity.

26. The saucer-shaped flying craft according to claim 25, wherein at least one of the electromagnetic plates can be selectively adjusted to a same polarity as the Earth'"'"'s closest magnetic pole.

28. A saucer-shaped flying craft, comprising:

a saucer-shaped exterior having a hull defined by an upper hull portion and a lower hull portion of predetermined surface areas, a cockpit being substantially centrally located on the upper hull portion;

a propulsion source including at least a main central fixed vertical jet engine, a plurality of secondary fixed vertical jet engines provided around the periphery of the hull, at least one forward-oriented jet engine and at least one backwards-oriented jet engine; and

an electrical generator that includes at least one ring-shaped high frequency oscillator externally provided on the periphery of the hull,

wherein at least one of the upper and lower hull portions includes a plurality of sectionalized electromagnetic plates, each of the plurality of electromagnetic plates including an outer wall and an inner wall fixedly provided on an electromagnetic core, the electromagnetic core including at least one turn of coil operatively coupled to the electrical generator to provide an electromagnetic force to each plate of a given magnitude and polarity, the electromagnetic plates extending radially on the upper hull portion from substantially the cockpit to an outer periphery of the upper hull portion, the electromagnetic plates collectively forming a substantial portion of the exterior craft surface to provide an electromagnetic field around at least portions of the upper and/or lower hull portions to magnetically curve the space adjacent the hull.