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Cryogenic superconducting magnet produces the prototype reverse engineered space modules based on antigravity propulsion
Cryogenic superconducting magnets are creating anti-gravity propulsion systems ready to reverse engineers the extraterrestrial UFOs into working small space modules.
The superconducting magnets operated are spread out all over the space module. The helium liquefier is at one end of the module, and the liquid helium must be distributed to all magnets. Some magnets are operated in a mode where most of the boil-off gas is returned cold to the liquefier (it takes less energy to liquefy cold gas). Some magnets are so efficient that they only need periodic refilling, and they only return gas at ambient (room) temperature for liquefaction. Transfer lines and distribution boxes distribute liquid helium and liquid nitrogen and their cold-return gases. Three helium liquefiers generate the liquid helium.
The resultant propulsion system is able to lift the module at an impressive speed.
These crafts do not have the electromagnetic flux surrounding it and the typical glowing diffused light around them. If you see these crafts, the absence of glowing light will make it clear that the craft is terrestrial reverse engineered craft.
The prototypes being built are unmanned. They can be deployed as tiny Airforce devices easily. They are remote controlled, small, unmanned and virtually self-contained.
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