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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)37. Oh please
The energy in any system is finite. You can not get more energy out than there is in it. I dont care what path you take. You, implying you can, doesn't mean you can. I happen to actually have a physics degree. I deal with physics regularly for my actual job. Ive discussed this kind of thing professionally before with people who thought they had a perpetual motion machine that they could get free energy out of. I actually do know what Im talking about.
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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