Defense Intelligence Reference Document Warp Drive Dark Energy And The Manipulation Of Extra Dimensions

UNCLASSIFIED/ ,'F8R 8FFl01fok 1,16& 8Plk¥
I
-
Figure 7. A Combination of Phenomenologically Viable Fields Generates a Stable Minimum of the
Vacuum Energy Density at a Fixed Higher Dimensional Radius. This stable minimum, located at a positive
energy, indicates a stable deSitter type spacetirne and reflects a realistic dark energy model. Note in this plot that
the radius of the extra dimensions 1s shown on the x-axis, and the energy density on the y-axis (normalized units
are used).
\'\'
------ - :\111tic;i) !lllllllll\llll
/ '.'\"atural llllllllllUlll
:\111fi~·.1l !!l11l11lllll!l
Figure 8. False Vacuum Minima are Created Around a Spacecraft. The different minima create an
asymmetric dark energy pressure on 3-space which generates the warp bubble. In this plot the x-axis represents
the radius of the extra dimension, and the y-axis represents the energy density (normalized units are used).
The key to creating a warp drive is to create a false vacuum minimum, i.e., to modify
the vacuum spectrum and inject some field which creates a deSitter minimum at the
rear of the craft and an anti-deSitter minimum at the front of the craft. What this
requires is a technology that would allow us to artificially manipulate the field content
illustrated in Figure 7, shifting the location of the minimum. In this basic
representation, the spacecraft would sit in a stable region of space corresponding to the
natural minimum of the extra dimension. At the front and rear of the craft, regions of
19
UNCLASSIFIED//F8ft 8FFIOIAI! l!lfili 8PJl!Y