Here's an inventor who thinks he can create a wormhole and transport objects through it. Whoa!
US Published Application No.: 20060071122
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Man catching tank
The invention is “a man-catching tank … for use in banks for catching and holding burglars or the like.” The invention is a “portable motor-driven armored tank or watch-box for the watchman, this box being equipped with peep-holes, gun-openings and other coveniences, and having on its exterior novel means for grabbing and holding the thief until assistance arrives.”
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