[Quix]

I've been typing so much in that arena I'm a bit sick of it.

But as I understand it, there are 2 or 3 different anti-gravity modules. But it's been a while since I read about the specifics. You are welcome to do the research yourself. A lot of info is out there.

I think another would be some sort of interdimensional mode.

And another would reportedly be a kind of warping of the time/space continuum.

As I understand it--at least one or two of those gets around the supposed faster than light "problem."

And, at least one of them affords instantaneous transport--at least according to my brother--to any spot on the globe under computer control--at least for the pilotless versions. Evidently some versions have some drawbacks for passengers given inertial problems. On others, that's not a problem at all.

OK,

flame away.

[boris]

Provide details. Names, citations, papers, patents. Otherwise you are just blowing smoke.

They paid me to study far-out propulsion schemes for many years (I have a different job now, for about 6 months) and the only ones that looked "possible" were the Podkletnov devices (probability: 0.001) and the various "lifter" devices (but they can't lift much weight).

--Boris