Axil,
The waveguide and the microwaves delivered to it are the medium
for the EM drive, there is no hydrogen or Ni powder involved although I
suspect it might benefit from it but creating a magnetically transparent
window would degrade the cavity- perhaps an aperature with the proper
geometry could divide a portion of the microwave energy assuming thrust is
in the same direction as the magnetic radiation but Shawyer claims his
device relies on SR which makes me question any need to "direct" thrust
outside the device - if he can segregate particle pairs with microwaves
similar to Casimir effect segregating larger virtual particles then he can
start to play games with time dilation- reports that spontaneous emission
rates are delayed in microwave cavities makes me suspect that gas atoms in a
waveguide are subjected to longer wavelengths as opposed to shorter
wavelengths in a Casimir cavity but in both cases I believe it is a matter
of local segregation by vacuum wavelength that will sum equal to the
isotropy and the trick is to arrange the playing field to exploit one region
in favor of another. My point is the inner surfaces can be made to exist in
different inertial frames by virtue of different vacuum wavelengths regions
- and the normal cancelation of rf pressure can become unbalanced and
accumulate in the resonant cavity. IMHO this is how he accumulates thrust
without propellant by instead pushing unevenly against the temporal
dimensions of the inner walls.
Fran
Axil Axil
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*"the system is a Faraday shield and a magnetically transparent window
would release the working medium." *
Is it your opinions that a the system with a magnetically transparent
window that holds the working medium cannot be designed?. "
