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Salvatore Pais’s patent proposes an electromagnetic-field generator combining a charged shell, an electrostatic generator, a thermal power source, electrical conversion and a motor. Spherical, hemispherical and disc variants incorporate polarized lead zirconate titanate ceramics to drive shell vibration alongside rotation. The description requires separating those vibrations from structural resonances that could damage the assembly. Its power chain converts supplied heat into electricity, with nuclear and gas-turbine options discussed for different installations. The quoted field intensities of 10²⁴–10²⁸ watts per square metre are predictions based on coupled charged-shell rotation and vibration, rather than reported measurements. Additional arrangements include auxiliary propulsion and counter-rotating hemispheres, distinguishing the field-generator concept from the separate systems needed to position or stabilize it.

Electromagnetic field generator and method to generate an electromagnetic field