Ufos Inspire Real World Research

A recent email from a Senior Government Official offers another small piece of evidence pointing to serious government interest in so-called UFO physics.We prefer "exotic propulsion technology" for UFO-propulsion concepts, just as the government identified "psychic phenomena" as "anomalous mental phenomena."The depth of phenomenology ranges from inspiration to perspiration: the dream of flying machines that magically float through the air or travel through space and time faster than the speed of light has inspired the authors of science fiction tales and real nuts-and-bolts engineering visionaries.Often the engineering of exotic propulsion ends with the sad realization that the exotic effects are too small, or don't even exist. Theory is dashed to pieces against the hard reality of experimental failure.Ultimately, it takes only one success to overturn thousands of failed concepts and experiments. The discovery of a new effect is capable of leading to new physics, or a better understanding of the existing theory.One thing is known for certain: academic peer pressure is not an obstacle for an intelligence and defense community tasked with overturning every stone, checking every possibility no matter how remote.