Does China Have Its Own WORKING Prototype Of NASA’s EmDrive aka ‘Warp Drive’?
NASA’s much-hyped EM Drive – often described as a ‘Warp Drive’ – made shockwaves around the world, with a propulsion system which seems to defy the laws of physics. But now China has claimed that it has its own version – and it’s already working. A video put out by a Chinese propaganda channel claims that Chinese scientists have a … Continue reading
Rumours the US Military Is Testing an EM Drive on the X-37B Space Plane Persist
For the past year, it’s been hard not to get caught up in the hype surrounding the ‘impossible’ EM Drive – the fuel-less propulsion system that defies Newton’s third law, and yet continues to produce a small but unexplained amount of thrust in test after test. Things got particularly interesting in December, when the Chinese government claimed they were already … Continue reading
Leaked NASA Paper Shows the ‘Impossible’ EM Drive Really Does Work
Did we just achieve fuel-less propulsion? The results of NASA’s tests on the ‘impossible’ EM Drive have been leaked, and they reveal that the controversial propulsion system really does work, and is capable of generating impressive thrust in a vacuum, even after error measurements have been accounted for. The EM Drive has made headlines over the past year, because it … Continue reading
Patent For NASA’s ‘Impossible’ EM Drive has Been Made Public
It’s been a big year for the ‘impossible’ EM Drive – a new kind of rocket engine that appears to generate thrust without any kind of exhaust or propellant. Back in May, NASA researchers reported a successful 10-week trial of their EM Drive prototype, and inventor Guido Fetta just got approval to test his own version in space. Now, the … Continue reading
NASA’s Physics-Defying EM Drive To Be Tested In Space
NASA’s EM Drive will be tested in space sometime in the next six months, according to reports published Tuesday by ScienceAlert. An EM Drive will be launched into space aboard a small satellite. The drive will be launched into a decaying orbit, which it can only maintain if it functions properly. The EM Drive is extremely contentious among scientists, since … Continue reading
EmDrive: British Scientist’s ‘New Physics’ Theory Accidentally Proves Controversial Space Propulsion Works
By Mary-Ann Russon, IBTimes – April 2016 A British physicist has a new theory about light having inertial mass that could explain how the controversial EmDrive space propulsion technology could theoretically work British physicist Dr Mike McCulloch of Plymouth University has presented predicted results on a new theory of inertia that match the order of magnitude of thrust on all … Continue reading
