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Author Topic: Impossible Space Engine 'The EMdrive' Passes Peer Review  (Read 6560 times)


lumen

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Re: Impossible Space Engine 'The EMdrive' Passes Peer Review
« Reply #1 on: September 15, 2016, 07:40:07 PM »
Didn't they find that the EM drive was in fact working more like an ion drive by emitting a neutral photon?

When two out of phase microwaves combine at the instant they would reflect from the metal surface, they would instead cancel each others wave and because it is neutral at that instant it would pass through the metal instead of being reflected.
The emission is then a dual out of phase photon that has no magnetic wave and is undetectable but still has mass.

I'm thinking that if this is true then a regular microwave oven must also be emitting these same undetectable photons also.......right?

Just a thought.





allcanadian

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Re: Impossible Space Engine 'The EMdrive' Passes Peer Review
« Reply #2 on: September 16, 2016, 06:05:37 PM »
@lumen
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Didn't they find that the EM drive was in fact working more like an ion drive by emitting a neutral photon?[/size]When two out of phase microwaves combine at the instant they would reflect from the metal surface, they would instead cancel each others wave and because it is neutral at that instant it would pass through the metal instead of being reflected.The emission is then a dual out of phase photon that has no magnetic wave and is undetectable but still has mass.I'm thinking that if this is true then a regular microwave oven must also be emitting these same undetectable photons also.......right?


No they did not find it was working like an ion drive. That was just the usual mindless internet speculation looking for excuses to invalidate something they obviously do not understand.


If we think about the EmDrive operation it's not that complex however for most people the thinking part is the real issue. The problem is most people do not even understand the principals of a simple lever. You see if we place equal mass on each side of a lever we would learn that we can add or take away something on one side to perform work. Thus gaining something can be equal to losing something in regards to Work and Energy.


Now in the Emdrive it is plausible that the microwaves in the resonant cavity interfere with the normal absorption and radiation of energy in matter ie. the metal of the device. That is if for any reason the rate of absorption/radiation changes then this must also have an influence on all that EM energy external to the device. You did know the universe is seething with EM energy didn't you?. You see if the universe wasn't a literal sea of energy then there would be no mechanism for Energy to move from one place to another. Thus we know as a fact that all energy in translation from one place to another must occupy every space in between... the universe is full of Energy.


As such this absurd notion that the EmDrive is somehow pushing on nothing and violating the conservation of momentum in the process is a lesson in ignorance because there is no "nothing" anywhere. You see not unlike our simple lever gaining/losing something the EmDrive may cancel an external wave or add to it to produce a force. The question is where does this take place and on what level?. The process is quite easy to understand, if we shake the framework of matter hard and fast enough it becomes out of phase with all that external energy it was always interacting with. This phase differential produces a force in matter which acts against a universe full of Energy. Not unlike a slinky toy vibrating at ultrasonic frequencies which appears to be static or stationary to our eyes yet slowly inches forward across the floor. Replace the oscillating slinky with matter and the floor with EM Energy and we have a simple mechanism to produce a motive force.


A good subject which illustrates this phenomena is Cymatics. Apparently nobody thought that we could cause the sand to oscillate in itself and produce the same result as oscillating the table. The sand is the framework or structure of matter and the oscillating table the universe or vice versa and the sand may be caused to oscillate in itself interacting with the table. Not a big deal, not that complicated.


AC

lumen

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Re: Impossible Space Engine 'The EMdrive' Passes Peer Review
« Reply #3 on: September 17, 2016, 07:28:50 AM »
As we know from history, sometimes the first theory may not be the correct theory.
I think all possibilities need to be examined in order to find exactly why it works, then it becomes easier to improve it's performance.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyiR69DyH0s

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Re: Impossible Space Engine 'The EMdrive' Passes Peer Review
« Reply #4 on: September 20, 2016, 04:33:36 AM »
The hypothetical axion particle might explain the thrust.  The axion particle was expected to decay into a pair of microwave photons, but otherwise not interact with ordinary matter.  The reverse process might happen in the EM drive cavity, with microwave photon pairs forming axions moving in one direction which would then go through the cavity wall and carry away momentum, giving the thrust.  To test this idea, one of the proposed axion detectors could be placed in the expected exhaust stream from a running EM drive.  One proposed axion detector looks for the decay into microwave photons.

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Re: Impossible Space Engine 'The EMdrive' Passes Peer Review
« Reply #5 on: March 19, 2018, 12:04:18 PM »
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Engineering_Technology/World-first_firing_of_air-breathing_electric_thruster

a new spacecraft drive was develop by esa hover drive is a ion electric drive by  ionic particular while run on. there have new issue while lif up in over earth layer lets use molecular oxide on top layer between magnetosphere and space. so this drive have running electron static ionizer  an need not fuel or burst burners oil. this em drive by esa have supported autonomy energy source by drive in the space. is first open media official release what i have see that a national space agenture disclose a electrostatic drive. :-)

profitis

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Re: Impossible Space Engine 'The EMdrive' Passes Peer Review
« Reply #6 on: March 19, 2018, 01:25:15 PM »
is a fantastique rafaelo

Belfior

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Re: Impossible Space Engine 'The EMdrive' Passes Peer Review
« Reply #7 on: March 19, 2018, 01:33:39 PM »
I mean if quantum particles are supposed to pop up in random places for just an instant, then why couldn't we just place 2 pulsing magnetic fields in a angle and every particle that forms in the crossing area is eject away from the fields. You could think of it like a interference funnel in the spot where the fields meet

conradelektro

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Re: Impossible Space Engine 'The EMdrive' Passes Peer Review
« Reply #8 on: March 19, 2018, 02:05:44 PM »
http://www.scienceworldreport.com/articles/46732/20160903/breaking-newton-law-impossible-space-engine-emdrive-passes.htm

This article is from September 2016 and the launch of a test-satellite in 2017 did not happen.

Seems to be dying slowly. The website of the inventor http://cannae.com/about/ does not offer useful information about the state of the invention. You may invest!

This test was negative http://vixra.org/pdf/1603.0153v1.pdf

Greetings, Conrad

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Re: Impossible Space Engine 'The EMdrive' Passes Peer Review
« Reply #9 on: April 03, 2018, 05:06:37 PM »
quantum vacuum virtual plasma powered

load of bs