Post by Pincho Paxton on Jul 29, 2015 7:54:18 GMT
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'Impossible' rocket drive works and could get to Moon in four hours
Pincho says...
Newton's 3rd Law in my theory has to do with quantum holes similar to a 15 square puzzle. So to move a square forwards, a hole must move backwards. The holes come from gravity separation, so my quantum holes are where gravity isn't. Gravity doesn't get trapped easily, so if gravity collides it creates more holes. Physics propagate towards holes, so if you can move the holes ahead of a body you can move that body forwards. This drive perhaps creates holes ahead of the moving body, so you get forwards momentum. In my theory space has friction, but the holes create negative friction also 1 + -1 = 0 which means that the holes negate friction. Putting holes ahead of their last position can move gravity backwards to get double negative friction. I suggested the idea many years ago, but I had no idea how to put holes ahead of holes... microwaves?
Pincho Paxton
'Impossible' rocket drive works and could get to Moon in four hours
Pincho says...
Newton's 3rd Law in my theory has to do with quantum holes similar to a 15 square puzzle. So to move a square forwards, a hole must move backwards. The holes come from gravity separation, so my quantum holes are where gravity isn't. Gravity doesn't get trapped easily, so if gravity collides it creates more holes. Physics propagate towards holes, so if you can move the holes ahead of a body you can move that body forwards. This drive perhaps creates holes ahead of the moving body, so you get forwards momentum. In my theory space has friction, but the holes create negative friction also 1 + -1 = 0 which means that the holes negate friction. Putting holes ahead of their last position can move gravity backwards to get double negative friction. I suggested the idea many years ago, but I had no idea how to put holes ahead of holes... microwaves?
Pincho Paxton