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Nasa Veteran’s Propellantless Propulsion Drive That Physics Says Shouldn’t Work Just Produced Enough Thrust to Overcome Earth’s Gravity
Dr. Charles Buhler, a NASA engineer and the co-founder of Exodus Propulsion Technologies, has revealed that his company’s propellantless propulsion drive, which appears to defy the known laws of physics, has produced enough thrust to counteract Earth’s gravity. A veteran of such storied programs as NASA’s Space Shuttle, the International Space Station (ISS), The Hubble Telescope, and the current NASA Dust Program, Buhler and his colleagues believe their discovery of a fundamental new force… (thedebrief.org) Más...
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The return of the fabulous "Dean Drive" as featured in "Analogue Science Fiction Science Fact" 50 years ago. (Along withe the 100 miles per gallon carbureter suppressed by BIG OIL)
The "100 MPG" carburetor"! I haven't heard that tale since the '70's. You are right, some random guy some place in Backwoods, USA invented this but, Big Oil bought him out to suppress this "amazing" technology so they could continue to sell more gas.
[Shakes fist at Big Oil]
Interesting, in all this time no one has been able to reproduce that technology.
[Shakes fist at Big Oil]
Interesting, in all this time no one has been able to reproduce that technology.
I always hoped the next major breakthrough in propulsion would be by a bloke in a shed.
Flight aware, you are better than this. Publishing this link puts you on the same level as the national enquirer. Your journalists do themselves a disservice. If you must publish a link to this, publish a link to other opinions. This isn’t news. https://hackaday.com/2024/04/25/the-myth-of-propellantless-space-propulsion-refuses-to-die/
Thanks Carl for publishing that link, which confirms my own skepticism about these claims.
However, the reason why the original story was listed in the weekly Flightaware summary is that it had received 15 upvotes to 2 downvotes. If you want to keep junk news off the summary, visit the site during the week and use your vote!
However, the reason why the original story was listed in the weekly Flightaware summary is that it had received 15 upvotes to 2 downvotes. If you want to keep junk news off the summary, visit the site during the week and use your vote!
Ahhhh. Thanks Colin. That makes sense.
Never heard of that website. Who are they funded by?
