Electrodynamic Space Thruster - Innovative Propulsion

Innovative Propulsion System
using a
Phase-shifted Array of Transverse Impulse Drives
http://www.crossfirefusion.com/thruster

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Electrodynamic Space Thruster
• Spacecraft
• Spaceship
• Spaceshuttle
• Propulsion
• Nuclear Fusion
• Fusion Reactor
• CrossFire Fusion Reactor
• Thruster
• Outer Space
• Star Wars
• Star Trek
• Warp Drive
• Hyper Drive
• nasa
• ufo
• ovni

[thekaxmax]

Speculative, not innovative. There are several qualifiers in this that show it is not even a theory, it's a proposition on its way to being a hypothesis. Go away and do more work.

[mferreirajr]

@thekaxmax

more work: "Phase-shift Plasma Turbine" and "Relativistic Phase Displacement Space Drive",

take a look at my youtube channel.

[ManeroXR]

I`m not sayng that your totaly insane. But, I have some questions:

1-Power comsumption. Matter-antimatter reactor? Zero-point Converters? Alcohol combustion motor? Hamsters?

2- Speed. Does it goes at the speed of light or beyond the C? The electro-magnetic effects would`t KILL humans? Does the acceleration blows you up?

3- Does it glows?

[mferreirajr]

@ManeroXR

1 - Aneutronic fusion reactor fueled with helium-3 or boron-11

2 - It can virtually produce FTL forces, but the spaceship is to go very efficiently at subluminal speeds.

3 - glowing is only for illustrating the working.

Note: for newer concepts, take a look at my youtube channel for "Phase-shift Plasma Turbine" and "Relativistic Phase Displacement Space Drive" watch?v=GSkxPghXTCg

[rokrfog]

why aren't we funding this?

[killerbee04x]

@killerbee04x Just hope you get suck with a hot bitch. but in time i guess anything looks good. maybe not though.

[killerbee04x]

well the only way to go is with a scram Jet in space. you first have to get to a speed then what ever energy you pick up would be use to keep you going. Getting going is part is up in the air. it may take you a year to get to a speed to really use any energy you pick up or longer. but when going 20 light years you might say 30yrs isn't bad. besides its the kids. it always is.

[PrettyPiper13]

Worth the Effort :)

[dinamitemaster]

What.

[peopledick]

An actual STARGATE/PORTAL-THING was caught on film in New Mexico. The footage can be found within the short-film entitled "SUDDEN PORTHOLE", which is parked at the PROJECT CAMELOT YouTube page (it's under the George Noory video).

I'm not selling anything…I'm just trying to spread the word about the unseen-dimensions we find ourselves embedded in.

My BLOG @ samzurick*dot*com contains peripheral data regarding the movie and is where I reply to the "debunkers". THANKS!!

[cw8jwh]

What science is this based on? At least Alcubierre's Metric makes plausible sense.

[darian1968]

It does make sense. But there is a few more things missing SHields lol But okay warp speed then in that ships case poof 8kms away.... But aside that it works fine creating a bubble around the ship pushing it through space.

[TheReasonWhyGuy]

@mferreirajr I'm curious, if any of these proposed methods of propulsion could have a cheap model to demonstrate them, with it's output measurable, and it's design published for peer review?

I would love to see any proof of your ideas :)

[theskydartteam]

Basically this is the energy density the propulsion system antenna has to create. If for example the antenna is a dish 1 m^2, than 3 TW of RF power have to be pumped into it! Hence the use of lasers instead of RF.