Testing a SMOT

[HopeForHumanity]

Think about this. Say you have one smot going across the atlantic ocean towards europe. And you have one smot going from europe to america. The only energy you used was to get on. There was energy involved making it, but that is a differen't period in time. The smot jets you across the atlantic ocean with the use of barely any energy. Say you want to go back. A guy pulls a lever and in comes this open square shield box. The transport is pulled out on a motor and set next to the other smot that will take the man back. The man has his fun in europe and comes back to the smot. The motor bumps the metal transport back into the euro -> america smot. He jets back to america and the process repeats at the other side. Now ask yourself this. How much energy would that take versus how much you put in?

Whatever it is, sounds a lot less in the long run than normal transportation.

[Nastrand2000]

The problem with the thought process is that in the last 2/3rds of yous SMOT there is a is a weak field. Something like the bloch wall but not as strong. This will stop forward movement.
Jason

[HopeForHumanity]

I've always known the sticky point, but i have never observered that effect. Could you please describe why?

[Nastrand2000]

look at the earth, a common misconception is that the magnetic field goes from north pole to south pole. But the fact is, that at the equator holds the most magnetic fulx differential. Our world looks like a figure 8 with the magnetic field and not a dipole.
Jaosn

[hansvonlieven]

You will stop ignoring the above conclusive findings or else this thread will have the fate of the thread @hartiberlin just closed.

Yes xpenzif,

But they say Omnibus is a Professor of Physics and as such HE, and ONLY HE determines what can be said and what cannot.

Wake up xpenzif, even you must bow to authority eventually.

Hans von Lieven

Professor of Physics Leads Out anyone who does not follow the Party Line