Plasma Laser Hologram as a possible UFO sighting Explanation

[Domzh]

the video is 100% speculation though. there isnt a single source mentioned that supports that the navy did use a hypothesized device like this

 

[Mendel]

the video is 100% speculation though. there isnt a single source mentioned that supports that the navy did use a hypothesized device like this

They patented one. Excerpted article (this was linked in the OP):

Article:

The U.S. Navy has patented technology to create mid-air images to fool infrared and other sensors. This builds on many years of laser-plasma research and offers a game-changing method of protecting aircraft from heat-seeking missiles.

The Navy declined to discuss the project, but the work is described in a 2018 patent: “wherein a laser source is mounted on the back of the air vehicle, and wherein the laser source is configured to create a laser-induced plasma, and wherein the laser-induced plasma acts as a decoy for an incoming threat to the air vehicle.”

Unlike flares, the LIPF decoy can be created instantly at any desired distance from the aircraft, and can be moved around at will. Equally importantly, moves with the aircraft, rather than dropping away rapidly like a flare, providing protection for as long as needed.

The lead researcher in the patent is Alexandru Hening. A 2017 piece in the Navy’s own IT magazine says that Dr. Hening has been working on laser-induced plasma at Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific since 2012.

Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidhambling/2020/05/11/us-navy-laser-creates-plasma-ufos/#6fa8aed71074

From the patent:

Article:

Source: https://patents.google.com/patent/US20200041236A1/

 

[MapperGuy]

via that article:


Source: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1QXw3ylCYT0

True 3D Display in the Mid-Air Using Laser Plasma Technology Titled "Aerial Burton"

See post #2 for another example of this technology.

I am curious why this and the earlier video show light effects that flash and move around rapidly, and don't show solid appearing stationary light figures. Does the production of a flash render that spot of air temporarily "un-flashable" for some period of time? That would explain flashes rather than constant light production from a single point, and the rapidly moving/rotating/gyrating figures displayed, so new, as yet undisturbed volumes of air are constantly being fired at for each new flash.

From a distance of course such flashes if closely spaced might appear to be a constant light source.

Also, for demonstration purposes, instead of gyrating objects in the air a steady non-moving figure, with the camera moving around showing the 3D nature of figure might be more convincing.