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Believe the US Government Is Working On

The mad inventor from the James Bond movies, Q, is real.
Only there are lots of him, and they have a lot more 
money at their disposal. In the real world, they're called DARPA   the Defense Advanced 
Research Projects Agency.

Never heard of them? You should have   they're responsible for some of the best technology (the Internet) and the worst (Agent 
Orange) produced in the last 50 years. Their 
job is to dream up the craziest shit possible and make it real.

And, since they're exempt from several , they're not 
shy about thinking outside the box. Way, way outside.


If you want a plane to get to where the bad guys are without being noticed, you have several options: You can make it fly really, really high and really, really fast (as is typical with spy planes), or you 
can get creative. DARPA has utterly insane plans to 
do both."We've finally weaponized the doorstop, men."

First we have FALCON, or Force Application and Launch from Continental 
United States (we hope they pay their acronym 
guys really well).

If you don't understand what 20 times the speed of sound 
gets you, how about this: It can go anywhere in the world, and photograph or kill anyone, 
in an hour or so.

But DARPA is also capable of thinking small   the kind of small that is somehow creepier than a magical 
instant death murdership.

Via DARPA

"An estimated 80 percent of conversations go unrecorded. DARPA can fix that."

That's why they're also looking into something they call 
micro air vehicles, like the Shrike, which basically looks exactly 
like a kid's RC copter and is built primarily for spying and reconnaissance.
So, really, it is an RC copter, with an iPhone taped to it.


Via DARPA

Ta da!

And if that sounds unimpressive, don't worry   they're also 
developing the much smaller and much creepier NAV   
the Nano Air Vehicle. One day you might find one hanging around your neighbor's bird feeder.



Yes, we're talking about a tiny robot hummingbird that can spy on terrorists (and maybe you).
The whole thing is less than 6 inches tall and lighter than an ounce, and 
as demonstrated by the image on the project's page, it will fool absolutely everyone ever.



Via DARPA

"I AM A NORMAL EARTH HUMMINGBIRD. PLEASE DO NOT APPROACH."

This is part of DARPA's ongoing effort to create .


4. A System to See Everything, All the Time

Sure, we have spy satellites. But they're still limited   you have to wait for them to pass over 
the area you want to photograph, for instance, and your targets might be doing their business indoors.
No, if you want to see your enemy in real time, you 
need to get sci fi on that shit.

ISIS (Integrated Sensor Is Structure) is essentially an inflatable surveillance outpost.
It hangs out in the upper atmosphere and has the ability to take high res battlefield photos, even at night.
And they will be able to get one up anywhere, any time   it can be deployed within a matter of hours.
Also, it's totally self sustained, thanks to a solar energy and hydrogen fuel 
cell combo, and it doesn't require any kind of input from the ground.
It can pretty much cruise around forever.
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