hyperdrive?

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/01/06/hyperdrive/

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shockie B)

shockwaveriderz wrote:

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/01/06/hyperdrive/

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"So, Mars in three hours? As NS puts it: 'Dröscher is hazy about the
details', but 'suggests that a spacecraft fitted with a coil and ring
could be propelled into a multidimensional hyperspace' where 'the
constants of nature could be different, and even the speed of light
could be several times faster than we experience'."

Now, does this sound like something you should strap a test pilot into?
No, this is time to get the monkeys out.
Calling all monkeys! Here is another chance for space glory! ALL GLORY
TO THE HYPERMONKEYS!

Pat

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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/01/06/hyperdrive/

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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10694827/#060106a

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Jorge R. Frank wrote:
"shockwaveriderz" wrote in news:wmAvf.469620
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/01/06/hyperdrive/

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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10694827/#060106a

shockwaveriderz wrote:

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/01/06/hyperdrive/

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Here's the New Scientist article with more details:
http://www.newscientist.com/channel/...25331.200.html
Say, if this thing is to use a toroidal coil and a spinning metal disc,
wouldn't it be circular in shape?
And wouldn't its powerful electric and magnetic fields screw up
anything electrical it got near?
And since it was working in a detached area of hyperspace that it can
enter and leave by modifying its field strength...couldn't it sort of
blink in and out of existence in our dimensional matrix, and use the
shifted laws of velocity and momentum in its hyperspace field to
accelerate and decelerate almost instantly?
Hmmmm...are we completely sure no one has built one of these before? =-O

Pat

Pat Flannery wrote:



shockwaveriderz wrote:

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/01/06/hyperdrive/

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Here's the New Scientist article with more details:
http://www.newscientist.com/channel/...25331.200.html
Say, if this thing is to use a toroidal coil and a spinning metal
disc, wouldn't it be circular in shape?
And wouldn't its powerful electric and magnetic fields screw up
anything electrical it got near?
And since it was working in a detached area of hyperspace that it can
enter and leave by modifying its field strength...couldn't it sort of
blink in and out of existence in our dimensional matrix, and use the
shifted laws of velocity and momentum in its hyperspace field to
accelerate and decelerate almost instantly?
Hmmmm...are we completely sure no one has built one of these before? =-O

Pat



Christ. Here we go with the goddamned Nazi flying saucer bull**** again...

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Scott Lowther wrote:




Christ. Here we go with the goddamned Nazi flying saucer bull****
again...


Nah, we all know that the only thing they had was that goofy Sack AS-6
thing: http://www.luft46.com/misc/sackas6.html and possibly the BMW
Flugelrad autogyro widget, though I think that was pretty doubtful:
http://tanks45.tripod.com/Jets45/His...Fv1/BMW-V1.htm
....but have a model of anyway, as it looks neat.
I sorta doubt they had access to superconductors either.
Still, the description of this new gizmo sounds like a flying saucer in
basic concept and looks.
Somebody pulling time travel on us?
How do we know we haven't been getting buzzed by BoNorLockMart RF-98's
since 1945? :-D

Pat

Here's the New Scientist article with more details:
http://www.newscientist.com/channel/...25331.200.html
Say, if this thing is to use a toroidal coil and a spinning metal disc,
wouldn't it be circular in shape?
And wouldn't its powerful electric and magnetic fields screw up anything
electrical it got near?
And since it was working in a detached area of hyperspace that it can
enter and leave by modifying its field strength...couldn't it sort of
blink in and out of existence in our dimensional matrix, and use the
shifted laws of velocity and momentum in its hyperspace field to
accelerate and decelerate almost instantly?
Hmmmm...are we completely sure no one has built one of these before? =-O

Is it just me or do the calculations suggest that a current of 2400A per
square millimeter is needed. I don't think there is anyknown super conductor
that gets anywhere near this.

Pat Flannery wrote:



Scott Lowther wrote:




Christ. Here we go with the goddamned Nazi flying saucer bull****
again...

That's the province of one of the Knights of the Bierstube Napkin over
on another group. Pat's far too lucid and logical for that.

Nah, we all know that the only thing they had was that goofy Sack
AS-6 thing: http://www.luft46.com/misc/sackas6.html and possibly the
BMW Flugelrad autogyro widget, though I think that was pretty
doubtful:
http://tanks45.tripod.com/Jets45/His...Fv1/BMW-V1.htm ...but
have a model of anyway, as it looks neat. I sorta doubt they had
access to superconductors either. Still, the description of this new
gizmo sounds like a flying saucer in basic concept and looks.
Somebody pulling time travel on us?
How do we know we haven't been getting buzzed by BoNorLockMart
RF-98's since 1945? :-D

Because if they'd invented a Time Machine, it would have Patent # 1.

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On Sat, 07 Jan 2006 02:53:45 -0600, "Jorge R. Frank"
wrote:

"shockwaveriderz" wrote in news:wmAvf.469620
$084.25513@attbi_s22:

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/01/06/hyperdrive/

comments from the more informed?

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10694827/#060106a

....Yeah, this ranks right up there with some of John Keely's whacko
pseudophysics. Next thing you know, someone'll start claiming they can
use the "Big Bang" background radiation as an unlimitless power
source.

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