Navy Patent Proposes Laser-Induced Plasma Decoys to Simulate Aircraft Infrared Signatures and Mislead Missiles

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Alexandru Hening and colleagues describe a Navy patent to mount a tail laser that makes brief plasma bursts to emit infrared decoys that mimic a moving fighter or UAP and distract heat-seeking missiles, fitting stealth as a broad warfare strategy while noting the idea would take years to develop and could enable reusable, long-range decoys or non-lethal effects.

Are U.S. Stealth Fighters the UFOs We Keep Seeing?
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Are U.S. Stealth Fighters the UFOs We Keep Seeing?

This new Navy tech aims to use lasers to fool air defense systems and missiles into thinking they see multiple aircraft or even a UAP for that matter–but the plan wasn’t to trick the world into thinking they were being visited by aliens. America uses stealth technology not just to avoid detection, but to avoid […]