Extraordinary Achievements & Inventions – Consideration for National Interest, Residency, and Research Funding

Extraordinary Achievements and Innovations for National Interest

1. I have demonstrated an anti-aging achievement by maintaining long-term health without dependence on medication. This lived outcome, achieved through a unique personal regimen, suggests potential new directions for non-pharmacological approaches to longevity. While the evidence today is embodied in my own case, my goal is to formalize and document the methods I have followed so they may be studied, validated, and potentially scaled for broader impact.

2. I have developed a Low-Torque Generator and a complementary motor innovation that could replace traditional nuclear, hydroelectric, and wind energy projects. This system, demonstrated in a proof-of-concept video, not only decentralizes energy generation but also eliminates the need for rare-earth permanent magnets in BLDC motors. It enables magnet-free induction motors to power electric vehicles, drones, and electric jet engines, offering a game-changing alternative for clean mobility and sustainable power. This breakthrough addresses both global energy infrastructure and future mobility, and I now seek support to scale, validate, and patent the technology for commercial and societal impact.

3. Introducing a new theoretical perspective on gravity, positioning it as a result of centripetal force

   arising from Earth’s atmospheric rotation.

4. Defence technology using EM waves. This technology powers the EM Rifle, which can capture objects in its line of sight and accelerate them at the speed of light. The EM Missile Defence system, when installed on satellites with AI monitoring capabilities, can detect incoming missiles — whether nuclear warheads or other explosives. It can quickly direct EM waves at the incoming missiles, capture them using advanced EM hole technology, and send them back to their point of origin.