The EMDrive inventor Roger Shawyer is way ahead of the 10-year-old design confirmed to work by NASA a few days ago, his current optimized superconducting EMDrives generate enough thrust to power flying cars!
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What a time to be alive.
ANTIGRAVITY TECHNOLOGY CONFIRMED
Julian Anderson
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Mason Roberts
Have a bump while I watch
Hudson Price
What total BS.
They've had this since Tesla & Townsend Brown did their experiments.
>tfw they are only disclosing now because they want to go to open war
>check UFO sightings since October
>skyrocketing
Oh and
>focus on this techno-utopia future we have for you goy
>pretend it won't be like Minority Report even tho we've patented every accompanying tech from that movie and we're pushing for self driving cars and thought crime
>ignore the past
>stop asking about the ancients which have been covered up systematically
Evan Morris
>>check UFO sightings since October
you are goddam right brother! tell em!
Kayden Ward
...
Alexander Lewis
i had a weird orange orb fly near my face and i walked away from it speaking of ufos.
Gavin Wright
Carter Hall
Got a good source for UFO sightings?
More EMDrive info
ibtimes.co.uk
Juan Miller
...
Dominic Williams
Connor Ortiz
Thats literally my fucking nike shoe
Blake Nelson
whadd the fuuuuggg??
Levi Murphy
So he basically found a glitch in the matrix.
Thomas Garcia
I dont know why but this dude gives off a vibe that he is lying.
Ayden Murphy
>fill tube with gas, explode tube into space
All our propulsion is the equivalent of meme-tier physics hacks
Levi Evans
>What a time to be alive.
Eli Taylor
>>>r/science
Jace Jackson
SSSSSSSSSSure buddy...
Matthew Brooks
How is this a sci thread? It's a thread to discuss the societal implications of antigravity technology not the underlying principles of the EMDrive.
Ryan Taylor
i can see this shit working in space, where there is no gravity.
on earth it probably won't work unless you'll feed several megawatts of electricity to power up one fucking personal car.
Zachary Peterson
>EMDrive
>>/x/>>
James Cruz
I can tell when things are fake by the pixels and this one is actually real, just like the new planet.
Defensive vibe because he's defending.
Blake Thompson
He says it doesn't work well in atmosphere, mentions launch vehicles made from car parts, not flying cars.
Levi Reyes
>still takes 6 days to get to Mars
It's still slower than normal rocket propulsion.
Ayden Jenkins
em drive exists tard
Juan Bennett
what planet?
where would this be?
Jeremiah Morgan
So, where is this flying car, then? Any prototypes? Of course there are none.
Fuck off, faggot.
Evan Phillips
>It's still slower than normal rocket propulsion.
please tell me i read this incorrectly.
it takes 150-350 days to reach mars depending
Anthony Williams
>superconducting
>Antigravity
>mfw
Benjamin Wilson
>still takes 6 days to get to Mars
>It's still slower than normal rocket propulsion.
Are you for serious, my dude?
Mars missions require years.
maybe half a year to get there, in the best conditions... waiting about one and a half years, and then another 6 months back.
You can't get to mars in 6 days, man.
Jeremiah Rivera
it takes months at best to get to mars tbph famalam
Owen Myers
Charles Sanchez
then give me my flying car you fuck face
one shitty paper doesn't mean the memedrive works and that dude in the interview lies through his teeth.
Liam Cook
Looks like a frog in the middle.
Eli Ross
lel
Makes reference to some obscure research obtained from the Soviets. Makes a nervous cough.
What a horrible liar, jej
>mentions Skynet sattelite
wut
Jackson Moore
>no demonstration
well im convinced
Isaiah Peterson
"High flying assets"
Robert Reyes
>.gif
>still image
>pure rage
Cameron Thomas
yes
cept for tiny detail:
doesnt function
Angel Cook
Can someone give me a heads up on what this guy is talking about?
Autistic non-science user here.
Adrian Edwards
>Last year, NASA's Eagleworks Laboratory team got their hands on an EM Drive to try to figure out once and for all what was going on. It's very similar to the paper that was leaked online earlier this month and, most notably, shows that the drive does indeed produce 1.2 millinewtons per kilowatt of thrust in a vacuum:
>The next step for the EM Drive is for it to be tested in space, which is scheduled to happen in the coming months, with plans to launch the first EM Drive having been made back in September.
Source: some shitty meme article
sciencealert.com
Robert Gutierrez
video has no demonstration
let alone anything like op text claims
Cameron Collins
Go watch Scott Manley's youtube vidya bout it... I think they made about 1 millinewton with it. You could power a satellite with it, and it would have to accelerate for years to get up to speed. So fuck off HueHueBR
Caleb Phillips
Roger Shawyer doesn't have any idea how his EmDrive works, the reason it was initially written off as quackery is that his explanation didn't make any sense. If it does actually work, its because he accidentally discovered something else while trying his nonsense.
Gabriel Nelson
>flying cars
Meme red herring, the guy doesn't claim anything like that in the video.
The big deal is it doesn't require propellant. A solar powered simple, cheap craft can run for years without refueling indefinitely. These prototype results provide more thrust than any other propellant free propulsion and the others wouldn't work where there is no sunlight, this can be nuclear powered if necessary.
Oliver Martinez
It's more than a paper. They've tested the engine multiple times in different conditions and it's still looks like it's generating a tiny bit of thrust. Now that thrust is extremely small, you can't lift the engine itself if it's on earth. But in the vacuum of space it's ideal. Mars in 2 weeks baby!
Owen Allen
>Da'at Yichud
Austin Lopez
Skynet is a military satellite system used by the UK armed forces and NATO coalitions.
Joshua White
>flying cars
NO
O
Joshua Green
Skynet 4 is a real thing lol
Lucas Baker
t. suicidal student of """"""physics"""""
Carson Anderson
Listen to a negative youtuber whom only farts out kerbal space program videos, or professor Harold White whom has bent space and time at eagle works? Tough.
Hudson Flores
In the future every day is 9/11!
Kevin Murphy
Oliver Torres
>be richfag
>buy flying EMDrive car
>fly low
>give cancer to all the poorfags under your car
Juan Russell
At least KSP things are replicable...
Go back to the bedroom corner chair swecuck
Robert Baker
Nice non-argument. Solid.
Alexander Reyes
>Bent space and time
>World still here
You're not even playing games, are you? They really messed up the education system over there, didn't they? When is the next UN food drop falling down?
Jose Walker
>the guy doesn't claim anything like that in the video
He totally does, at 5:53 he talks about the second generation superconducting EMDrive they've been testing for years that you can also read about in his website emdrive.com
Then at 8:15 he talks about what they can use it for, first UAVs for development then flying cars
Logan Reyes
Guess someone hasn't heard about the gravitational waves which was discovered recently? Guess what? It didn't destroy shit.
If you have time youtu.be
Connor Gray
Yes.
You see rockets have limitations on maximum velocity.
With EMD drive you can just keep accelerating, not to any agreeable percentage of the speed of light...
But acceleraiton... whooo... you can be going very fast in a rather short period of time.
How about 1,000,000 miles per hour?
A paltry sum compared to lightspeed but...
the farther you have to go the longer you can stay at maximum velocity, because part of the trip is deceleration just as acceleration is necessary at the beginning.
You could get to Mars even faster than 6 days but you would overshoot it or be a superfast meteor.
Jace Flores
>Kecksburg
Gabriel Ortiz
That was the satellite launch the other day you fucktard
Jaxon Smith
First zero energy, Antigravity.
Then Disclosure of the World governments Secret Space Program will be next.
Thats where Trillions of dollars disappear from the Department of Defense budget.
Keeping things Secret.
Criminals
Connor Moore
Don't worry. The second amendment guarantees you can keep a rifle to shoot down those pesky spaceships if they try to repress you
Logan Reed
>ANTIGRAVITY
>EMDrive
>flying cars
found a nigger
Julian Robinson
Yes, sorry you are right, he does promise flying cars.
His claims about this generation are being verified and seem to be true. This prototype provides considerable thrust considering it's small with no propellant. making his claims about the 2nd generation seem more credible.
Jeremiah Moore
this was 3 weeks ago, and it was right near my face like a few feet up, i looked it up and i was seeing it was a secret plasma weapon project but the thing was moving on its own weird thing is that i took a photo of it and it flew back like it was pissed and thats when it flew right in my face, i panicked a little and walked back inside.
Jackson Walker
EDM Drive, is that where, they use the wubs to produce Bass for lift off and use the electro magnetic force of the magnets to produce a high powered current so that you can ride on the magnet line wave produce by it, by using the super conducing power of the Bass Drop?
Isaac Martin
what am i looking at in this pic
Logan Hill
Basically, the entrance to Narnia.
Cameron Richardson
>Kecksburg
>Keck
>KEK
WTF?? I'm scared...
Easton Foster
Anti gravity.. Ya mean photophoresis? When light heats up gas molecules causing them to move in the opposite direction.. Like.. Ayylmao spaceship :O
Wyatt Sanders
>meme-tier physics hacks
What does this even mean? I think you overdosed on the Sup Forums
Justin Parker
>in space, where there is no gravity
Russia pls
Nathan Hall
oh fug
Nathan Gray
I've read about a company that is currently testing a military transport airplane that is capable to reach any location on Earth within 3 hours.
There using highly sophisticated ram jet engines which are wasting a ton of fuel.
Will they put their research on halt now that the em drive seems plausible? It musst feel like your wasting your time with a technology that has already peaked.
Cameron Cooper
>i-is that a frog?
Dylan Gonzalez
>You see rockets have limitations on maximum velocity.
You are retarded
Lincoln King
it doesn't get any faster once its used up its fuel
Andrew Lee
we could make some kind of energy to make this plane, without using meme fuel, maybe electricity or maybe uranium.
Jace Phillips
We gotta shill this to libfags andget their money.
>muh think of it! green energy space travel, green energy cars! green energy planes!
Ryder Bailey
>rocket runs out of fuel
>weighs less and still produces the same thrust
retard
Luke Gonzalez
oh I see, my mistake
it continues to accelerate after it runs out of fuel
got it, thanks for the corerection
Jordan Jenkins
glad to help
Luke Evans
What if Mexicans get flying cars?
Carter Clark
they should only make tiny rockets with hardly any fuel in, since they magically go faster without fuel
Gabriel Wood
We won't have to worry since they're partial to lowriders.
Ian Cruz
BUILD A NET TO KEEP THE MEXICANS WITH FLYING CARS OUT AND MAKE THEM PAY FOR IT
Levi Cook
The EM drive isn't anti-gravity faggot
its literally an ion drive except with photons
Jack Bell
>its literally an ion drive except with photons
Except the photons re-enter the cavity without producing negative thrust on the drive.
Dylan Scott
>video of some old guy talking
>not of flying car
Yeah, this doesnt confirm anything.
Caleb Morris
In the age of HD phone cameras this is a conveniently shitty source.
Elijah Young
VASMIR or NERA engines can cut down travel times to a few weeks (depending on if Mars is at the close or far points of orbit) compared to conventional transfer orbits.
A super sized EM Drive (once optimized and powered to near-perfection) would be able to match or exceed that time.
Just depends if we can get permission to put a reactor in space.. or barring that, a couple years of construction giving it a fucking huge PV solar array.
Ryder Bailey
The eternal anglo will rule the galaxy
Sebastian Johnson
Well yeah, he's an engineer that was playing with lasers and microwaves, and then he noticed weird shit going on so he tried to find the source.
Lo and behold it was some bimetal copper parts (that he was using to reflect lasers) wiggling when the magnetrons lit up.
So he started dicking around with that.
A few years later, poof he makes his claim that he created thrust with just electricity conversion.. and was instantly called a nutcase.
Couple decades later, and here we are.
Charles Murphy
>airplane that is capable to reach any location on Earth within 3 hours
aren't those the GHOUL type aircraft the US has?
Brandon Myers
>em drive
>ME drive
>MEME drive
AT LEAST I FINALLY SEE
Camden Roberts
You don't go for speed if you choose the em drive
The em drives most attractive trait are the missing fuel tanks you would have to drag across the solar system if you'd use conventional systems
The em drive, in it's curent state, gives propulsion of about 1.73 mw in a vacuum that's about 3/5 of """modern""" fossil fuled rockets but you save enorme costs and mass oc the shutel it self if you have a solar panal instead of fuel tanks, nigga
Noah Gomez
They do though.
One the exhaust velocity+mass matches the forward velocity+mass of craft.. you no longer gain acceleration.
Thus chemical rockets (like the shuttle boosters) can never be as fast as say the VASMIR engine, and VASMIR can never be as fast as the ORION nuclear pulse pusher ship.
This EM Drive, hypothetically, could exceed even the ORION nuke in maximum velocity.. ORION would easily out accelerate it though.