Re: EM Drive
Posted: Sun Apr 09, 2023 7:55 pm
Magic expansion. I never got over how such an idea got past the smell test.The first BS claxon I remember going off was for ‘inflation’ in the late 70s/early 80s.
Magic expansion. I never got over how such an idea got past the smell test.The first BS claxon I remember going off was for ‘inflation’ in the late 70s/early 80s.
Giorgio wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 12:20 pmI give them full respect for believing on the idea and putting their money into play.
McCulloch Quantized Inertia (QI) theory is still far from perfect and his math still suffers along the way with many optimistic assumptions, but anyhow is better than the pure "faith" that is required to accept Dark Matter and Dark Energy.
There was still way too many interference related issues that could account for the results that they was obtaining. I also remember that few years ago Dr. Tajmar was giving McCulloch several indications on how to filter them out, but not many news since than.
If anyhow this experiment will give a positive result I doubt it will follow QI theory as devised. Yet, even an unexplained 45 mN/100W will be enough to force the scientific establishment to wake up from the lethargy they have fallen into for the last 50 years and to start to revise and question the Standard model, the Quantum model and all connected assumptions that are not fully coherent with many observations .
I do not think that both models are inherently incorrect, but we are clearly missing something that bridges the whole of the phenomena that we observe with the math of these models that we are actually using to describe nature. Finding that link could really open a window to a completely different technological world and yet every institution seems interested only in making proselytism in favor of DM and DE....
Giorgio wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 12:20 pmWell said Giorgio.GPecchia wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 10:07 am
If anyhow this experiment will give a positive result I doubt it will follow QI theory as devised. Yet, even an unexplained 45 mN/100W will be enough to force the scientific establishment to wake up from the lethargy they have fallen into for the last 50 years and to start to revise and question the Standard model, the Quantum model and all connected assumptions that are not fully coherent with many observations .
I do not think that both models are inherently incorrect, but we are clearly missing something that bridges the whole of the phenomena that we observe with the math of these models that we are actually using to describe nature. Finding that link could really open a window to a completely different technological world and yet every institution seems interested only in making proselytism in favor of DM and DE....
An orbital test is probably the best thing they could do (since they seemingly can afford it; thanks to SpaceX rideshare for lowering the cost). Let's face it, no amount of ground testing would suffice to convince the general scientific community, the claim is too extraordinary. If the satellite starts maneuvering around, they have something immediately commercially viable. If not, they've saved the cost of endless cycles of ground testing trying to convince a first customer.
Elon Musk has led the way. Build stuff. Test it. Don't waste too much time on theory.Carl White wrote: ↑Mon Apr 24, 2023 5:39 amAn orbital test is probably the best thing they could do (since they seemingly can afford it; thanks to SpaceX rideshare for lowering the cost). Let's face it, no amount of ground testing would suffice to convince the general scientific community, the claim is too extraordinary. If the satellite starts maneuvering around, they have something immediately commercially viable. If not, they've saved the cost of endless cycles of ground testing trying to convince a first customer.
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