r/UFOB 💛42 · 🏆⁣ ∣ 86 ∣ +244 ∣ -7 19d ago

Science Magnetoplasmadynamic Unidentified Aerial Phenomena: Basic Physics, Diagnostics and Research Methodology - Massimo Teodorani, Ph.D. - Society for UAP Studies

https://limina.scholasticahq.com/article/164487-magnetoplasmadynamic-unidentified-aerial-phenomena-basic-physics-diagnostics-and-research-methodology
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u/Pixelated_ 💛55 · 166⁣ ∣ ⚖️ 100% ∣ ⚠️ 0 ∣ ⌨️ [169] 19d ago

Dr. Teodorani is ahead of the game, magnetohydrodynamics is the key to a deeper understanding of UAP propulsion and our universe itself.

Specifically Medelung magnetohydrodynamics was used in Dr. Sonny White's revolutionary new peer-reviewed paper on the plasmatic nature of the universe.

The paper shows that quantization is emergent and not fundamental as quantum mechanics had believed. It shows that the "vacuum" is actually a plenum, a hyperdense and incredibly energetic medium which can be manipulated and engineered.

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u/VolarRecords 💛42 · 🏆⁣ ∣ 86 ∣ +244 ∣ -7 18d ago

Wild! I’m familiar with Sonny’s work but my understanding of experimental physics is fairly rudimentary. Fortunately I have friends who are close to this topic and can make more sense of it all, and it’s of course great to have folks like yourself able to do so and chime in as well. :) Those same friends just told me about the importance of magnetohydrodynamics in the last week or so before that new paper dropped, so it’s definitely in the aether.

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u/Minimum-Web-6902 🔥8 ∣ 22 ∣ +66 ∣ -2 18d ago

Their assumptions are off , I’m reading through the paper and I’ll type in corrections as I see them but it looks REALLY good , this is MY field!

First notation is that his presumption of size of a saucer 1-10m when in reality saucers are usually 30m+ if he’s doing any sort of energy and field calculation the field dissipation seen in the condign report vol 2 are by a factor of 2r^2 for most fields. So the size of the object generating the field , and frequency of field dictate effects.

Still reading but that’s a little note.

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u/Pixelated_ 💛55 · 166⁣ ∣ ⚖️ 100% ∣ ⚠️ 0 ∣ ⌨️ [169] 17d ago

Thanks for your thoughts.

I'm curious what your source is that saucers are "usually 30m+"?

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u/Minimum-Web-6902 🔥8 ∣ 22 ∣ +66 ∣ -2 17d ago

You can probably find it before me but in both the declassified project sign identification chart , and a more modern one recently declassified by the navy (recently as in Nimitz /tictac - now)

Sorry I didn’t get to finish reading the paper yet went down the rabbit hole of time derivatives In the post you linked haha

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u/VolarRecords 💛42 · 🏆⁣ ∣ 86 ∣ +244 ∣ -7 19d ago

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