Nasa reports Guido Fetta's Cannae drive thruster violates known laws of physics

[ramset]

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/next/space/improbable-thruster-seems-work-violating-known-laws-physics/


also being discussed here

http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/19653-improbable-thruster-seems-work-violating-known-laws-physics.html#post262157


thx
Chet

[tinman]

Now this im into, and soon you will see why.
Good job Chet.

[picowatt]

http://www.cannae.com/proof-of-concept/design

[CANGAS]

Extremely interesting! Thanks for posting it.

I was hoping for an inertial thruster, my personal favorite kind of exotic propulsion.



CANGAS 61

[conradelektro]

The web site of the inventor http://cannae.com/ , but some pages are missing, of course the most interesting ones like http://cannae.com/proof-of-concept/experimental-results

If you look at the photos http://cannae.com/appendix-d, it becomes clear why the experimental results are hard to measure and hard to believe. The apparatus is big and the measurements are very small and in vacuum and at very low temperatures. The experiments can not be done at home, just too expensive and complicated.

I always say that new discoveries will be in the micro cosmos (particles, structure of space itself). In this sense it is very interesting and exciting. But experiments in the micro cosmos are very difficult and at the edge of todays technology (like the particle accelerators). Experiments in vacuum and at near absolut zero temperatures are expensive and difficult.

Greetings, Conrad