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In reply to the discussion: A new means of space propulsion... closed loop pulse propulsion... here's the idea [View all]indigoth
(162 posts)43. Well then,
Mr genius who ignores basic physics. Regardless of the exact numbers in your hypothetical closed system
you can not get more energy out than the energy thats in it. And you dont need exact numbers to show that.
I suggest you go talk to nasa. And I mean, like, NOW. Dont be surprised when they laugh at you.
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A new means of space propulsion... closed loop pulse propulsion... here's the idea [View all]
mikelewis
Dec 2023
OP
Your "math" is unreadable. You can do actual formatting or images. Until then, it's unusable. . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Dec 2023
#63
I apologize for that but if you copy and paste the things I said into AI it will fix that for you...
mikelewis
Dec 2023
#67
That one actually sounds more terrifying LOL! Glad that got scrubbed... this is totally different
mikelewis
Dec 2023
#10
Yes, you would ideally use a giant magnet... something weighing about 50 lbs... accelerated to about 2500 m/s...
mikelewis
Dec 2023
#11
Well... why not really take a look at what I am saying before you continue on that stance...
mikelewis
Dec 2023
#47
Wrong perspective. To inject angular momentum into bullet, it sucks linear momentum
Bernardo de La Paz
Dec 2023
#64
Here's My and AI's physics.... please apply real physics and fix this please...
mikelewis
Dec 2023
#24
According to the limited physics I understand... that momentum is conserved once it begins it's rotation...
mikelewis
Dec 2023
#31
If you aren't proving anything, why the in-your-face belligerence commanding repliers to prove things?
Bernardo de La Paz
Dec 2023
#71
Ok... there is no claim that this is perpetual motion... there are power supplies and limits to the length of runtime...
mikelewis
Dec 2023
#51
DU can do without personal slams like you writing "running your mouth to feel better". . . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Dec 2023
#62