Document · Military report · August 1990
SAIC Electric Propulsion Study for the Air Force Astronautics Laboratory (1990)
Sourced, unconfirmed · August 1990 · Air Force Astronautics Laboratory, Edwards AFB, California
A study SAIC wrote for the Air Force Astronautics Laboratory at Edwards, contracted in 1988 and released in 1990, surveying unconventional propulsion ideas from the Biefeld-Brown effect to rotating mercury-filled cylinders for antigravity. UAP Gerb cites it as evidence that the Air Force paid a contractor to look at field propulsion, and compares its mercury cylinders to Edgar Fouche's TR-3B account. The report is still to be checked on DTIC.
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SAIC orgLos Alamos National Laboratory orgAir Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) orgEdgar Fouché person
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Mentioned on (4)
- UAP Gerb: Alien Reproduction Vehicle - TR-3B and the Flying Triangles
- UAP Gerb: UAP Reverse Engineering at Edwards Air Force Base [Redacted List Vol.2]
- UAP Gerb: Off-World Technologies Division - UAP Technology Reverse Engineering
- UAP Gerb: UFO Legacy Programs - Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC)