I made an embarrassing statement below [snip]Propulsion however requires
keeping h2 from disassociating 
while driving the gas through suppressed geometry in one direction while
returning it in the opposite direction without suppression.[/snip] Which was
brought to my attention. It is the same mistake I have cautioned others not
to make but in my rush to adapt my energy concept to propulsion I fell into
the same trap. The inertial asymmetry can only occur while the gas is
translating through different vacuum energy densities. Some papers propose
creating this asymmetry with centrifugal force transferring momentum from
circulating gas by unbalancing the suppression level in one direction vs the
opposite direction. I believe another method to create an asymmetry is by
modulating the bond state of a gas from molecular to atomic when entering a
confinement vs leaving that confinement. My theory which remains unproven is
that gas atoms translate freely between different Casimir geometry but
translation of molecules is opposed. I think this is the operational
principal in the MAHG and Lyne Atomic Furnace - Perhaps even the Pd membrane
owes some of it's efficiency to said proposed effect. Even though this is
still an evolving theory I am convinced that if it works for energy
production then it can be reversed for propulsion. There are also issues
with nano powders and gas speed so propulsion may need different materials
like Mills' plasmas being driven through fluorescent tubing where both the
reactants and the catalysts are circulated along an axis. I think a natural
asymmetry would emerge and the plasma itself may be visual evidence of this
needing only rapid circulation. Primitive UFO lights?
Fran
 

Roarty, Francis X
Wed, 23 Feb 2011 11:04:36 -0800

 
I just read a 2002 paper , Engineering the Zero-Point Field and Polarizable 
Vacuum for Interstellar Flight by Puthoff,
http://www.gravitycontrol.org/pdf/jbisZPE.pdf  and think there is a loophole

regarding propellantless propulsion where his statement that the center of
mass 
 must remain constant can be broken by use of a secondary mass contained
inside 
the primary mass but with a different temporal co-ordinate - inertial frame.

That is to say that you can move your spaceship with vacuum engineering of
gas 
molecules along an axial coil made of changing  Casimir geometry.  For
whatever 
reason molecular gas opposes changes in energy density brought about by
changes 
in nano geometry while atomic gas does not. This property allows us to use
the 
gas molecules like "etheric" oars in one direction while repositioning the
oars 
for another pull by either removing the suppression or disassociating the 
molecule to unbalance the inertial reaction. I am not creating something
that 
"thrusts" against space time but rather am varying the inertia of the gas in

alternate directions. This creates a needed displacement  where the nano 
geometry center of mass resides at X,Y,Z,T while the gas center of mass
resides 
at X,Y,Z,t' . The gas molecules oppose change in energy density and must be 
forced  through the changing  geometry while being kept cryogenically cooled
to 
prevent disassociation - essentially the tail is wagging the dog instead of 
employing the chaotic nature of flux on gas in suppression to produce energy
we 
want to use energy to drive the suppressed molecular gas to interact more 
strongly with the flux/ temporarily changing the inertial properties of the
gas 
in one direction.
 
IMHO the Rossi, Mills, Arrata energy anomalies are all  INITIALLY based on 
ashless chemistry where changes in this nano geometry are enough to 
disassociate heated gas that is kept near the threshold point by extracting 
thermal energy in a carefully balanced reaction. The initial heating doesn't

effect the balance because the oscillation between h1<>h2 is endless and
only 
limited by the migration speed of the gas relative to changes in geometry 
inside the cavity. Propulsion however requires keeping h2 from
disassociating 
while driving the gas through suppressed geometry in one direction while 
returning it in the opposite direction without suppression.  Two axial 
supression coils on the length of the outer hull of your spaceship with a 
common return in the center would negate any rotational forces.
Regards
Fran
 

 

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