Lockheed Martin Patents Quantum Radar with European Patent Office

Isn't it great that you can patent things without ever having to build them and demonstrate that they could work? :-)

I would guess that Lockheed-Martin doesn't have a clue how to actually build one of these, but they want to be certain they don't miss out on the fun if someone else can pull it off.

On a sunny day (Tue, 6 Mar 2007 09:19:51 -0800) it happened "Joel Kolstad" wrote in :

Yes, should be a requirement: Working prototype.

Now I am going to patent the fusion reactor car motor fusion reactor star-drive. Who knows, maybe I win the jackpot :-)

Tha jackpot is patented, watch it.

If some person is not interested in sex, then they could patent their few-son drive?

How do you know they don't have a prototype? Could be a government contract and the prototype is classified.

My time machine patents are in full force.

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Nahh: The real reason for classifying is to stop the tax payers finding out how their money is wasted!

Naaah! It's because we've decided to take Holland first in our conquest of the Europeons ;-)

...Jim Thompson

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Be my guest!! As long as we do not have to offer asylum to the arab refugees from there. We will take the Dutch, however.

So? What good is radar that can only see a Volkswagen Quantum?

-- Paul Hovnanian mailto: snipped-for-privacy@Hovnanian.com

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