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The miniature UFO would be a very useful tool in many things in the civil and military world.



Kimmo Huosionmaa

Here is the invention for the day: the levitating UFO-lamp with BlueTooth speakers, what levitates by using magnets. This kind of systems would make me think, that if this would work in the table lamb would operate the similar technology can be used to rise heavier and more sophisticated systems to airborne. This kind of local levitation systems can installed to the vehicles like jeeps and trucks, and it can use to locate the objects, what might be a threat for those vehicles.

If the voltage of the system is high enough, it would raise the "UFO" to the high altitude, which means, in this case in the top of multi-floor buildings. The UFO-can be equipped with laser microphones and digital cameras, and they can be used to surveillance any room in the building, and use of this kind of system is very interesting because the user must not have access to the building.

This kind of UFO:s might also use for the observation platforms in some area, and they can be dropped from the aircraft. So if this kind of small flying saucer would installed on the small robot, what has very strong magnets, it would allow sneaking the things more sophisticated than the normal drone. And this kind of flying saucer allows creating the new kind of mines. In the simplest version, the UFO just observe if the person or vehicle, what comes to the minefield would be authorized target, and then the operator might remote launch the mines.

The more complicated version would be equipped with the radial shooting weapons. Those weapons can be a normal pistol or rifle rounds, and when the UFO has been shot them, it might land to the reload station, where the new ammunition would be put in the place. But of course, that small UFO might use a centrifuge rifle, where the steel balls would be shot against the enemy from the rotating layer, and this kind of system can also be automatically reloaded in the place.

The only needed thing is the canister, which is filled with steel balls, and when the UFO will be returned, that canister will fill the steel ball box. They might have GPS-locators, which makes them useful to locate the targets for the bigger weapon systems like missiles and combat aircraft. They might also have the capacity, that those UFO:s will be loaded with powerful electricity and then they might fly to the ammo and fuel dumps, where the electric capacity would erupt as the powerful lightning, and the electric arc can explode grenades or fuel in those dumps.  Those things might be equipped with CCD-cameras and remote control tools, which makes them very deadly. So this kind of systems might be the next generation multi-purpose tool in the hard conditions.

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