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Soviet Energetics Program

Soviet/Russian term for directed energy weapons science — broader than Western DEW concept.

Programs Also: Soviet Energetics Program, soviet-energetics-program, Soviet energetics, Russian energetics, Fer-de-Lance program Has Dossier → 7 sources

01 Definition

Soviet/Russian term for directed energy weapons science — broader than Western DEW concept. Includes conventional DEWs (particle beams, lasers, RF) AND 'scalar EM' weapons (Bearden's claim). Bearden: 'The ordinary Soviet name for this type of weap...

02 Detailed_Analysis

Soviet/Russian term for directed energy weapons science — broader than Western DEW concept. Includes conventional DEWs (particle beams, lasers, RF) AND 'scalar EM' weapons (Bearden's claim). Bearden: 'The ordinary Soviet name for this type of weap... Soviet/Russian term for directed energy weapons science — broader than Western DEW concept. Includes conventional DEWs (particle beams, lasers, RF) AND 'scalar EM' weapons (Bearden's claim). Bearden: 'The ordinary Soviet name for this type of weapons science is energetics. The Soviets do not limit the term to conventional DEWs.' Equivalent of 'about seven Manhattan projects' poured into the program per Bearden. Weapons 'developed, deployed, and tested.' Connected to: April 1984 Japan coast incident, Avramenko plasmoid ABM, 78+ cold explosion tests since 1974. The term 'energetics' appears in Russian weapons research literature. Whether Bearden's 'scalar interferometry' explanation is correct, the underlying Soviet plasma/directed energy...

03 Key_Facts

  • → April 1984 Japan Incident: 78+ cold explosion tests since 1974
  • ← MAGO (VNIIEF): VNIIEF is Russian nuclear weapons lab
  • ← Tom Bearden (Lt. Col.): Documented Soviet energetics in Fer-de-Lance (1986)
  • → Avramenko Plasmoid ABM: Russian plasma weapons program
  • ← Burevestnik (Skyfall): Modern continuation of Russian energetics program

04 Deep_Dive_Intelligence

Overview

Soviet/Russian term for directed energy weapons science — broader than Western DEW concept. Includes conventional DEWs (particle beams, lasers, RF) AND 'scalar EM' weapons (Bearden's claim). Bearden: 'The ordinary Soviet name for this type of weapons science is energetics. The Soviets do not limit the term to conventional DEWs.' Equivalent of 'about seven Manhattan projects' poured into the program per Bearden. Weapons 'developed, deployed, and tested.' Connected to: April 1984 Japan coast incident, Avramenko plasmoid ABM, 78+ cold explosion tests since 1974. The term 'energetics' appears in Russian weapons research literature. Whether Bearden's 'scalar interferometry' explanation is correct, the underlying Soviet plasma/directed energy weapons program is independently confirmed.

Entity Type: Program — Soviet Energetics Program is a government or defense program/initiative.


Network Relationships

Soviet Energetics Program connects to 5 entities in the intelligence network:

Events (1):

  • April 1984 Japan Incident: 78+ cold explosion tests since 1974

Experiments (1):

Persons (1):

Programs (2):


Source Documents

Intelligence derived from 3 source documents:

  • cheniere.org — Fer-de-Lance introduction
  • CIA Reading Room — CIA-RDP96-00788R001900680014-4
  • FAS.org — FBIS translations (Ogonek 1995)

06 Related_Terms (1)

08 Timeline_Mentions (6)

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09 FAQ

What is Soviet Energetics Program?
Soviet/Russian term for directed energy weapons science — broader than Western DEW concept. Includes conventional DEWs (particle beams, lasers, RF) AND 'scalar EM' weapons (Bearden's claim). Bearden: 'The ordinary Soviet name for this type of weap...
Why does Soviet Energetics Program matter?
Soviet/Russian term for directed energy weapons science — broader than Western DEW concept.
How does Soviet Energetics Program relate to other concepts?
Soviet Energetics Program is closely related to VNIIEF. These relationships are documented in the research glossary and cross-referenced with primary source documents.
When did Soviet Energetics Program appear in the research timeline?
Soviet Energetics Program is referenced in 6 timeline events, including "MAGO project begins at VNIIEF (Russian nuclear weapons lab)" (1979). The timeline provides chronological context for the development and application of this concept.
Is there a detailed dossier for Soviet Energetics Program?
Yes, Soviet Energetics Program has a comprehensive intelligence dossier with deep dive analysis, source documents, and network connections. View the full dossier for complete intelligence assessment.