• Reactionless drive with a super-conductors and a Josephson junction based on generating gravity waves

    From Bill Sloman@bill.sloman@ieee.org to sci.electronics.design on Tue Dec 30 17:18:20 2025
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    I was reading

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_wave

    When I got down to the section on "microscopic sources" I came across a proposal for a GASER invovling a 10cm cube of cuprate high-temperature super-conductor written up in

    Modanese, Giovanni; A. Robertson, Glen, eds. (2012).
    Gravity-Superconductors Interactions: Theory and Experiment. Bentham
    Science Publishers. doi:10.2174/97816080539951120101. ISBN
    978-1-60805-400-8.

    It sounds like a more practical destination for our Italian's $24
    million of crowd-funding money - still not all that practical, but
    slightly less off-the-wall.

    A black-hole merger seems to have generated enough momentum to kick the
    fused black hole produced out of the core of the galaxy that had formed
    around its progenitors. It's not a reactionless drive - gravity waves
    have energy and momentum - but the example is an attention getting.
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    Bill Sloman, Sydney
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  • From Jan Panteltje@alien@comet.invalid to sci.electronics.design on Tue Dec 30 09:42:54 2025
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    Bill Sloman <bill.sloman@ieee.org>wrote:
    I was reading

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_wave

    When I got down to the section on "microscopic sources" I came across a >proposal for a GASER invovling a 10cm cube of cuprate high-temperature >super-conductor written up in

    Modanese, Giovanni; A. Robertson, Glen, eds. (2012).
    Gravity-Superconductors Interactions: Theory and Experiment. Bentham
    Science Publishers. doi:10.2174/97816080539951120101. ISBN 978-1-60805-400-8.


    I have been reading about Podkletnov:
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugene_Podkletnov
    and it was one reason I played with my cry-cooler:
    https://panteltje.nl/pub/cryo/
    Also interesting is the work of Ning Lee:
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ning_Li_(physicist)

    Anyways after my trip to Mars and camping there I was amazed nobuddy else made it there
    No shops.. had to come back.

    Also interesting is the ideas of 'A guy called 'Uncle Al' in scy.physics many years a ago, I see postings from him as far back as 2008 on my system.

    I criticized him for using chirality to make a vacuum propeller (taken that I understood his experiment).
    I did read some Chinese scientist did his experiment and had zero results.

    But if you understand space is not empty then the idea of rotating a chiral medium for propulsion is not so strange.
    A super conducting chiral medium could be more effective / stable as propeller for 'you name it' dark matter, what not.
    You would need the right material, you know more about chirality than I do so grab your chance :-)




    It sounds like a more practical destination for our Italian's $24
    million of crowd-funding money - still not all that practical, but
    slightly less off-the-wall.

    Yea, hundred dollars should be enough.
    OK, plus King Kong's import tariffs..


    A black-hole merger seems to have generated enough momentum to kick the >fused black hole produced out of the core of the galaxy that had formed >around its progenitors. It's not a reactionless drive - gravity waves
    have energy and momentum - but the example is an attention getting.

    There are so many different ideas about black holes, science.daily has one almost every day..
    I read those, but putting the links in this group upsets John L.


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