Inertial Mass Reduction Device

The inertial mass reduction device is an unconventional propulsion system proposed by scientist Salvatore Cezar Pais, who has been associated with the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division (NAWCAD). The concept gained attention in 2016 when the United States Navy filed a patent for a “Craft Using an Inertial Mass Reduction Device,” which was later granted in 2018 under the patent number US10144532B2. The core idea behind the invention is to create a local high-energy electromagnetic field that interacts with the vacuum energy state, or quantum vacuum, to reduce a craft’s inertia and enable it to travel at high velocities with less energy input.

The science behind the inertial mass reduction device is rooted in the principles of quantum field theory and the idea of the quantum vacuum. Quantum field theory posits that even “empty” space contains a certain amount of energy, referred to as vacuum energy or the quantum vacuum. The inertial mass reduction device is designed to interact with this vacuum energy state to create a local polarized vacuum, which would then reduce the inertia of the craft it is attached to. This reduction in inertia is theorized to allow the craft to travel at higher velocities and maneuver more easily while using less energy.

The device, as described in the patent, consists of an inner resonant cavity wall, an outer resonant cavity, and microwave emitters. The microwave emitters generate high-frequency electromagnetic waves that fill the resonant cavity, causing the outer resonant cavity wall to vibrate in an accelerated mode. This accelerated vibration is then thought to generate the local polarized vacuum, leading to a reduction in inertia for the craft.

Facts related to the inertial mass reduction device include:

1. The inventor, Salvatore Cezar Pais, has filed other patents for unconventional technologies, such as a room-temperature superconductor and a high-frequency gravitational wave generator. These patents, like the inertial mass reduction device, are based on speculative theories in physics and have not been proven experimentally. (Source: United States Patent and Trademark Office)
2. The patent for the inertial mass reduction device cites the work of Dr. Harold E. Puthoff, a physicist known for his research on zero-point energy, which is the lowest possible energy state of a quantum mechanical system. Puthoff’s work on zero-point energy is a key component of the theoretical foundation for the inertial mass reduction device. (Source: Patent US10144532B2)
3. In 2019, the Chief Technology Officer of the U.S. Naval Aviation Enterprise, Dr. James Sheehy, reportedly confirmed that the Chinese military was researching similar technologies. This suggests that there may be international interest in the potential applications of inertial mass reduction devices, even though their feasibility remains unproven. (Source: The Drive – The War Zone)

Dr. Eric W. Davis, an astrophysicist and expert in breakthrough propulsion physics, has been quoted in The Drive’s War Zone as stating that the patent’s claims are “based on highly dubious or highly dubious fringe physics theories.”

Forbes ran an article titled “Docs Show Navy Got ‘UFO’ Patent Granted by Warning of Similar Chinese Tech Advances” in which the author discusses the patent and the Navy’s interest in the technology, as well as the international competition aspect with China.

The inertial mass reduction device is a theoretical propulsion system proposed in a Navy patent by Salvatore Cezar Pais. The concept involves creating a local high-energy electromagnetic field to interact with the quantum vacuum, reducing a craft’s inertia and allowing it to travel at high speeds with less energy input.

Salvatore Cezar Pais has been associated with several unconventional patents, many of which involve advanced and speculative technologies. Here are some of the notable patents attributed to him:

1. US10144532B2 – “Craft using an inertial mass reduction device”: This patent describes a propulsion system that uses an inertial mass reduction device to create a local high-energy electromagnetic field. By interacting with the vacuum energy state, or quantum vacuum, the device aims to reduce a craft’s inertia, enabling it to travel at high velocities with less energy input.
2. US20190058105A1 – “Plasma Compression Fusion Device”: This patent outlines a compact fusion reactor that generates energy through the fusion of hydrogen isotopes by compressing plasma to extremely high temperatures and pressures. The design aims to overcome limitations of traditional fusion reactors and produce power more efficiently.
3. US20190295733A1 – “High-frequency gravitational wave generator”: This patent proposes a system to generate high-frequency gravitational waves, which could have applications in advanced propulsion, energy generation, and communication technologies. The generator aims to create gravitational waves by rapidly vibrating electrically charged matter inside an accelerating electromagnetic field.
4. US20200095192A1 – “Piezoelectricity-induced room temperature superconductor”: This patent describes a room-temperature superconductor that relies on the piezoelectric effect to create a superconducting state in a material. The invention aims to enable the lossless transmission of electrical energy and the development of advanced technologies that require room-temperature superconductivity.
5. US20200111227A1 – “Electromagnetic field generator and method to generate an electromagnetic field”: This patent details a method and device for generating an electromagnetic field by rapidly oscillating charged particles. The technology aims to have applications in energy generation, propulsion, and communication systems.