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NASA Research Explains Orb Craft

This video presents NASA research papers from the 1960s and 70s that provide the scientific foundation for understanding the orb craft seen in MH370 videos through magneto-hydrodynamics MHD and superconducting magnet technology. The presenter highlights the work of Paul Sizz a leading expert in hypersonics and air-breathing MHD propulsion whose concept of modifying the flight environment rather than the aircraft itself uses plasma sheaths to reduce drag. The video examines NASA Lewis Research Center papers from 1967 on superconductive magnets for MHD power generation and thermonuclear power generation explaining that superconducting magnets are the only practical solution for the required magnetic fields. The discussion of force-free toroids shows how winding conductors parallel to magnetic fields reduces forces on conductors and can amplify current by factor of 10 connecting this to Jack Nachamkin force-free time-harmonic plasmoids and Salvatore Pais patents. The presenter concludes that these research papers reveal breadcrumbs leading to neutronic directed energy fusion conversion enabled by lighter superconducting magnets like YBCO that would make fusion orbs manufacturable.