Mid-Air Plasma Experiments, Psyops Speculation, and UFO Lore in Defense Research

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Military researchers have tested ultra-fast lasers and mid-air plasma to defend troops, including an old Air Force project that made moving plasma balls with two infrared lasers and sparked talk of a psyops “Voice of God” device (a Gulf War proposal that wasn’t adopted), while a 1997 Air Force paper suggested an auditory projector could work in space but isn’t suited to space platforms, and these lab efforts plus rumors feed both defense research and UFO lore, as noted by Justin Mullins and John Pike.

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Military researchers are today working on a way to defend soldiers with ultra-quick laser pulses and mid-air plasma bursts. But similar technology may have been floating around the Defense Department for years — and could even be the source of a few UFO scares. Some years ago, Justin Mullins at New Scientist reported rumors of \[…\]