Advancing Spaceship

[Leafy]

Pump circulates fluid to provide thrust

[Leafy]

Hoho,

Calm down guys. You can blame everything on the devil because it planted the seed of confusion since the beginning of time. Don’t blame yourself or others.

I’ll tell you how this propulsion works. The straight path provide the thrust, the circular path equivalent of shortening the space to reset the fluid, so we gain some travel distance.

[Bird is a Word]

Hoho,

Calm down guys. You can blame everything on the devil because it planted the seed of confusion since the beginning of time. Don’t blame yourself or others.

I’ll tell you how this propulsion works. The straight path provide the thrust, the circular path equivalent of shortening the space to reset the fluid, so we gain some travel distance.

Both the Torah and the Bible say it was the Lord who took down the Tower of Babel. With spacecraft, scientists have considered a ramjet.
Over specific velocity the gasses (in space it'd be hydrogen) combust as a result of compression. Hydrogen is the most common molecule
in the universe with the possible exception of carbon. Molecule 51 or what is commonly known as Bucky Ball is also known as carbon molecule 51.
That might be where Area 51 got its name from.
With how common carbon molecule 51 is, scientists almost never discovered it. It was a common fluctuation of observed frequencies. Someone
looked into why this specific frequency was observed and thus carbon molecule 51 was discovered. With propulsion in a spacecraft,, hydrogen is
the most common element/gas in space. No reason why it can't function in a spacecraft the way that burning JP-5 in a gas turbine works.
JP-5 is jet propulsion fuel used for aircraft like the F - 14, F -16 etc. Serve on an aircraft carrier and that's basic knowledge. They also use scoops
to increase airflow to the the rotors. This in turn increases the compression when JP-5 is burned expanding said gasses. What creates thrust.
Ever listen to those engines being tested in port? At Coronado Naval Base in San Diego, California, a common occurrence. They're always testing
engines. So what leafy posted is an extension of what's already in use. That's what science is about. How can what we are doing now be put to
other uses.
And to be a complete jerk. I have lived in Norway and snakk Norske. Please tell me that you guys have served on at least 1 ( I served on 2) U.S. Navy aircraft carriers. I just loved watching TOLs from Vultures Row. That and sitting by an elevator (for airplanes) and watching the ocean. Have you ever missed the Good Old Days?

p.s., Why carbon molecule would be known as Bucky Ball is because of Buckminster Fullerine. He built a geodesic dome in Alaska. They
said it would fail. It didn't. He realized tht the greater the surface area the stronger the dome.
https://www.architecturaldigest.com/gal ... chitecture

[Leafy]

Your knowledge is impressive. You’ve been through a lot I can tell. We’ll make it. Even wrong result is part of the answer, I always believed.

[Bird is a Word]

Your knowledge is impressive. You’ve been through a lot I can tell. We’ll make it. Even wrong result is part of the answer, I always believed.

With what you showed, it is different than a typical ramjet design. You showed the exhaust being recirculated to increase intake. I doubt
you know what an air ejector is (it's used to maintain the vacuum of the main condenser) yet it could increase the intake of hydrogen. It
would be a proportionate amount. Math and engineering work that way.
With what I've been through, I have been associated with the deaths of other people. They weren't Americans. Serve in the military and
that's not surprising. Math and science are something that allows for a common denominator. That's a basic function of math.

[Leafy]

Old memory…

Air ejector used mainsteam to draw 32” vacuum?

What’s up shipmate. :)

[Bird is a Word]

Old memory…

Air ejector used mainsteam to draw 32” vacuum?

What’s up shipmate. :)

Ever watch Star Trek? Impulse Drive? You might actually be on to something. You'd be suggesting
an impulse drive type system. Combusting hydrogen to generate propulsion is what at the moment is
the current understanding.

[Bird is a Word]

Old memory…

Air ejector used mainsteam to draw 32” vacuum?

What’s up shipmate. :)

Air ejectors actually draw about 27", maybe 28". They can't draw 32" inches of vacuum. Just not possible. This gets into
rate of change. What allows for calculus. It is strange how many people learn math but fail to understand what it means..

[Leafy]

Your truthfulness is unmatched.

Have you got your disability? You should be all set relax and making Bessler wheel.

You can tell me what you know about the wheel and I’ll tell you what I know. I don’t think the secret is that impossible anymore.

[Bird is a Word]

Your truthfulness is unmatched.

Have you got your disability? You should be all set relax and making Bessler wheel.

You can tell me what you know about the wheel and I’ll tell you what I know. I don’t think the secret is that impossible anymore.

The sad reality is I have posted his work. No one liked it. This includes you. Bessler is a toxic subject. You proved that.
You guys are sick.

[Leafy]

Really?

What was it?

[Bird is a Word]

Really?

What was it?

If you can't understand thrust, how can you consider that in space? That is what you propose.
Why I said people should know Newton's laws of motion. People simply don't understand the
difference between mass and weight.

For me, this is basic. If people can't understand this then what are they saying? They believe what they see?

This is just a waste of my time.

[Leafy]

Oh I thought you said I criticized your Bessler wheel before. I don’t think I did.

About the thrust, this is inertia propulsion so I guess no mass eject out.

What I mean is just by circulate water as in the picture, the ship will moves forward.

[Bird is a Word]

Oh I thought you said I criticized your Bessler wheel before. I don’t think I did.

About the thrust, this is inertia propulsion so I guess no mass eject out.

What I mean is just by circulate water as in the picture, the ship will moves forward.

Water is known to shield a spacecraft from what will kill a crew. Scientists use water (ice) to detect neutrinos.
I actually had to do a search for sub atomic particles emitted by the Sun detected by water. Ice meters
thick is used to detect neutrinos in caverns deep beneath the Earth's surface. Just basic (21st Century) science.
With what you're suggesting is to use neutrinos as a source of propulsion. That hasn't been considered
yet. Is it possible? I can't say no.

[Leafy]

Water is known to shield a spacecraft from what will kill a crew. Scientists use water (ice) to detect neutrinos.
I actually had to do a search for sub atomic particles emitted by the Sun detected by water. Ice meters
thick is used to detect neutrinos in caverns deep beneath the Earth's surface. Just basic (21st Century) science.
With what you're suggesting is to use neutrinos as a source of propulsion. That hasn't been considered
yet. Is it possible? I can't say no.

Yep, water used to block radiation from nuclear reactor too.

I don’t mean using neutrinos as a source of propulsion, I mean use straight water. Shoot water from the front of the ship to the back of the ship and gain distance.