NASA Veteran's Propellantless Propulsion Drive That Physics Says Shouldn't Work Just Produced Enough Thrust to Overcome Earth's Gravity

The Debrief ^ | APRIL 19, 2024 | Christopher Plain

[frogjerk]

It uses cold fusion

[Red Badger]

Ping!........................

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[jerod]

Physics is magical... Magic is performed by witches and warlocks... Burn the witches and warlocks.

[MeanWestTexan]

Sounds a bit quackery to me. But you never know.

Regardless, I do hope LGBTPRQST black Asian Muslim Latinx are fairly represented or it’s all invalid racism and micro aggression.

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[catnipman]

“propellantless propulsion drive, which appears to defy the known laws of physics, has produced enough thrust to counteract Earth’s gravity”

let me guess: it somehow uses H2O and magnets ...

[adorno]

It uses cold fusion

No...

they've just invented an anti-gravity machine which uses the anti-gravity forces.

This is not a new discovery. Intergalactic traveling space aliens have been doing it for billions of years. We're too slow here on Earth.

[Billthedrill]

With this technology, he could weigh the same as a duck.

[ConservativeMind]

I don’t think it’s its “propellant” that is what breaks laws, as a Crookes radiometer doesn’t have propellant, but used reflected, and absorbed, photons, as I recall.

The Crookes radiometer doesn’t defy Laws of Physics.

[wildcard_redneck]

If it is real then the technology must fundamentally act against some unknown universal field or source of energy like a sail on a ship’s sail utilizing wind.

[teeman8r]

from the article: “rubbing the latex balloon across the polyester sweater will generate enough static electricity to propel the spaceship at nearly ludicrous speed.” not

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[Magnum44]

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[teeman8r]

tthanks red...

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[bantam]

Or a small pebble!

[M Kehoe]

I can see the gravity of the matter.

5.56mm

[LS]

Lololol!!