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NASA tests 'impossible' no-fuel quantum space engine
On 01/08/2014 8:11 PM, Luke Nichols wrote:
http://luminarium.freeforums.org/nas...gine-t335.html Here's the original article: NASA tests ‘impossible’ no-fuel quantum space engine – and it actually works | ExtremeTech http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/1...actually-works Apparently the idea behind it is that the short-lived virtual particles that are created spontaneously by the Quantum Vacuum Energy can be used as thrust particles! Quantum Vacuum Energy is the going to be big in the upcoming decades, my prediction! Yousuf Khan |
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NASA tests 'impossible' no-fuel quantum space engine
On a sunny day (Sat, 02 Aug 2014 08:39:18 -0400) it happened Yousuf Khan
wrote in : On 01/08/2014 8:11 PM, Luke Nichols wrote: http://luminarium.freeforums.org/nas...gine-t335.html Here's the original article: NASA tests ‘impossible’ no-fuel quantum space engine – and it actually works | ExtremeTech http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/1...actually-works Apparently the idea behind it is that the short-lived virtual particles that are created spontaneously by the Quantum Vacuum Energy can be used as thrust particles! Quantum Vacuum Energy is the going to be big in the upcoming decades, my prediction! Yousuf Khan It is easy to get convection if a fixed tank of air, say circulating airflow because of generated heat that then would look like propulsion. Virtual particles that pop in and out of existence is an old song by now. There is also interaction with the earth magnetic field of the whole electrical setup. Even the electron beam in y'r old teevee is deflected by that, Coils carrying current are used to position satellites. No data is given, no picture of the experiment, no drawings. NASA needs media attention, that is why they give themselves awards every few days. In reality no man has gone nowhere where no man did go before since Armstrong & co Not a surprise if you read that 'paper' or 'announcement', or blurb. Same for their recent jive about warp drive. It ain't flying. Just like the F35. NASA scrapped their Apollos, and destroyed the drawings and technical info. How stupid can you get. China has already surpassed them, faster cheaper better, controlled moon landing. Next will be a Chinese manned mission, mars. |
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NASA tests 'impossible' no-fuel quantum space engine
On 02/08/2014 9:54 AM, Jan Panteltje wrote:
It is easy to get convection if a fixed tank of air, say circulating airflow because of generated heat that then would look like propulsion. Virtual particles that pop in and out of existence is an old song by now. There is also interaction with the earth magnetic field of the whole electrical setup. Even the electron beam in y'r old teevee is deflected by that, Coils carrying current are used to position satellites. Well, it's NASA, presumably they've taken all of that into account, that's why this test is such a big deal, since they were the ones that confirmed it, they weren't the ones that invented it. Yousuf Khan |
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