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Release 6 Theoretical NHI Craft Atlas

Thirty-seven distinct theoretical craft depictions, one for every Release 6 AAWSAP science paper, with exact source pages and explicit tests.

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AI INTERPRETIVE RECONSTRUCTION · NOT SOURCE EVIDENCE · uaps.world. Opening plate: the invented Metric Engineering Vessel, anchored to D132 - Advanced Space Propulsion Based on Vacuum (Spacetime Metric) Engineering, March 2010 (PDF page 4). The craft and coordinate envelope visualize a hypothesis; they are not a source photograph or a solved propulsion design.

Release 6 supports 37 different science-inspired craft concepts, not 37 documented NHI craft. This atlas gives every AAWSAP science paper from D117 through D153 a separate depiction. It uses non-human intelligence (NHI) as the requested imaginative working premise: what might a craft look like if an advanced intelligence applied or extended the topic in each paper?

The resulting fleet spans hull materials, life support, sensing, communications, computing, propulsion and spacetime hypotheses. The labels describe imagined applications. Source publication establishes that a topic was studied; it does not establish an NHI origin, recovered hardware, an operational vehicle or a successful experiment.

Coverage is the complete D117-D153 science-paper block: 37 original PDFs, 37 corresponding transcript aids and 37 distinct depictions, each paired below to its exact source and selected PDF page. Contracts, historical records and encounter videos elsewhere in Release 6 are outside this science-atlas scope. D127 and D134 remain included even though they supply population and invention frameworks rather than hardware designs.

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