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Has Norman Lorimer Dean come back from the dead?
On Aug 18, 2025, James Nicoll wrote
(in article <107ve2g$1qs$1@reader1.panix.com>):
Has Norman Lorimer Dean come back from the dead?
I already mentioned the Dean Drive. This boyAs stuff is much better than
the Dean Drive, itAs a perpetual motion machine of the second type. >https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perpetual_motion
Alas, he cannot demonstrate anything. He canAt lift one kilo to an altitude >of one meter and sustain it for one minute. Hey, he canAt lift a gram to a >centimeter for 1 second. He has, according to his own stuff, been working at >this since 1998, possibly earlier, with no results. Apparenntly he uses >magnets in some fashion; I am reminded of the Magnetic Space Coupe in 1960s >Dick Tracy comic strips.
https://dicktracy.fandom.com/wiki/Space_Coupe
Gotta love it.
On Aug 18, 2025, James Nicoll wrote
(in article <107ve2g$1qs$1@reader1.panix.com>):
Has Norman Lorimer Dean come back from the dead?
I already mentioned the Dean Drive. This boyAs stuff is much better than
the Dean Drive, itAs a perpetual motion machine of the second type. >https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perpetual_motion
Alas, he cannot demonstrate anything. He canAt lift one kilo to an altitude >of one meter and sustain it for one minute. Hey, he canAt lift a gram to a >centimeter for 1 second. He has, according to his own stuff, been working at >this since 1998, possibly earlier, with no results. Apparenntly he uses >magnets in some fashion; I am reminded of the Magnetic Space Coupe in 1960s >Dick Tracy comic strips.
https://dicktracy.fandom.com/wiki/Space_Coupe
Gotta love it.
On Aug 18, 2025, James Nicoll wrote
(in article <107ve2g$1qs$1@reader1.panix.com>):
Has Norman Lorimer Dean come back from the dead?
I already mentioned the Dean Drive. This boyrCOs stuff is much better than the Dean Drive, itrCOs a perpetual motion machine of the second type. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perpetual_motion
Alas, he cannot demonstrate anything. He canrCOt lift one kilo to an altitude
of one meter and sustain it for one minute. Hey, he canrCOt lift a gram to a centimeter for 1 second. He has, according to his own stuff, been working at this since 1998, possibly earlier, with no results. Apparenntly he uses magnets in some fashion; I am reminded of the Magnetic Space Coupe in 1960s Dick Tracy comic strips.
https://dicktracy.fandom.com/wiki/Space_Coupe
Gotta love it.
On Mon, 18 Aug 2025 14:48:13 -0400, WolfFan<akwolffan@zoho.com>
wrote:
On Aug 18, 2025, James Nicoll wrote
(in article <107ve2g$1qs$1@reader1.panix.com>):
Has Norman Lorimer Dean come back from the dead?
I already mentioned the Dean Drive. This boyrCOs stuff is much better than the Dean Drive, itrCOs a perpetual motion machine of the second type. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perpetual_motion
Alas, he cannot demonstrate anything. He canrCOt lift one kilo to an altitude
of one meter and sustain it for one minute. Hey, he canrCOt lift a gram to a
centimeter for 1 second. He has, according to his own stuff, been working at
this since 1998, possibly earlier, with no results. Apparenntly he uses magnets in some fashion; I am reminded of the Magnetic Space Coupe in 1960s Dick Tracy comic strips.
https://dicktracy.fandom.com/wiki/Space_Coupe
Gotta love it.
You're crazy. Your understanding of physics and electrodynamics is so
poor that you've gone so far as to compare our electromagnetic space
drive to a perpetual motion machine.
We've been working on this electromagnetic space drive since 1998,
yes, and although our goal is liftoff, we've already achieved results,
namely 184 grams of thrust, which far surpasses the ion propulsion
used in long-range space missions.
Our electromagnetic space drive uses electricity, at 432 MHz, and
dipoles to generate thrust. Therefore, it's not a perpetual motion
machine because it requires energy input to function.
For your information, perpetual motion machines don't exist, while our electromagnetic space drive is a concrete reality, patented, and
continuously improved.
WolfFan <akwolffan@zoho.com> posted:
On Aug 18, 2025, James Nicoll wrote
(in article <107ve2g$1qs$1@reader1.panix.com>):
Has Norman Lorimer Dean come back from the dead?
I already mentioned the Dean Drive. This boyrCOs stuff is much better than the Dean Drive, itrCOs a perpetual motion machine of the second type. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perpetual_motion
Alas, he cannot demonstrate anything. He canrCOt lift one kilo to an altitude
of one meter and sustain it for one minute. Hey, he canrCOt lift a gram to a
centimeter for 1 second. He has, according to his own stuff, been working at
this since 1998, possibly earlier, with no results. Apparenntly he uses magnets in some fashion; I am reminded of the Magnetic Space Coupe in 1960s Dick Tracy comic strips.
https://dicktracy.fandom.com/wiki/Space_Coupe
Gotta love it.
We sell the PNN prototype F432BA . An alternative to the failing missile technology that has not been able to colonize either the Moon or Mars for over half a century (Apollo 11). Info in:
https://propulsion-revolution.com
Patent:
WO2022264177 - ELECTROMAGNETIC PROPULSION SYSTEM FOR SPACECRAFT MOVEMENT WITHOUT THE EMISSION OF REACTION MASS https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=WO2022264177
We need to build spacecraft that do not lose pieces like these.
Outgoing http://www.asps.it/artemisnov22.jpg
Return http://www.asps.it/artemisback.jpg
The round trip with missile propulsion has been a failure for this since the time of Apollo 11; we have not been able to colonize either the Moon or Mars. Violating the principle of action and reaction through electrodynamics, Non-Newtonian Propulsion (PNN) https://propulsion-revolution.com
allows for the construction of spacecraft that do not lose pieces.
On Aug 19, 2025, Von Ottone wrote
(in article<ja48akp19ic3s9t7fmrjedbegbsi5ea1mj@4ax.com>):
On Mon, 18 Aug 2025 14:48:13 -0400, WolfFan<akwolffan@zoho.com>
wrote:
On Aug 18, 2025, James Nicoll wrote
(in article <107ve2g$1qs$1@reader1.panix.com>):
Has Norman Lorimer Dean come back from the dead?
I already mentioned the Dean Drive. This boyAs stuff is much better than >> > the Dean Drive, itAs a perpetual motion machine of the second type.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perpetual_motion
Alas, he cannot demonstrate anything. He canAt lift one kilo to an
altitude
of one meter and sustain it for one minute. Hey, he canAt lift a gram to a >> > centimeter for 1 second. He has, according to his own stuff, been working at
this since 1998, possibly earlier, with no results. Apparenntly he uses
magnets in some fashion; I am reminded of the Magnetic Space Coupe in 1960s
Dick Tracy comic strips.
https://dicktracy.fandom.com/wiki/Space_Coupe
Gotta love it.
You're crazy. Your understanding of physics and electrodynamics is so
poor that you've gone so far as to compare our electromagnetic space
drive to a perpetual motion machine.
We've been working on this electromagnetic space drive since 1998,
yes, and although our goal is liftoff, we've already achieved results,
namely 184 grams of thrust, which far surpasses the ion propulsion
used in long-range space missions.
Our electromagnetic space drive uses electricity, at 432 MHz, and
dipoles to generate thrust. Therefore, it's not a perpetual motion
machine because it requires energy input to function.
For your information, perpetual motion machines don't exist, while our
electromagnetic space drive is a concrete reality, patented, and
continuously improved.
And you still canAt lift one kilo one meter for one minute.
On Tue, 19 Aug 2025 08:39:37 -0400, WolfFan<akwolffan@zoho.com>
wrote:
On Aug 19, 2025, Von Ottone wrote
(in article<ja48akp19ic3s9t7fmrjedbegbsi5ea1mj@4ax.com>):
On Mon, 18 Aug 2025 14:48:13 -0400, WolfFan<akwolffan@zoho.com>
wrote:
On Aug 18, 2025, James Nicoll wrote
(in article <107ve2g$1qs$1@reader1.panix.com>):
Has Norman Lorimer Dean come back from the dead?
I already mentioned the Dean Drive. This boyrCOs stuff is much better than
the Dean Drive, itrCOs a perpetual motion machine of the second type. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perpetual_motion
Alas, he cannot demonstrate anything. He canrCOt lift one kilo to an altitude
of one meter and sustain it for one minute. Hey, he canrCOt lift a gram to a
centimeter for 1 second. He has, according to his own stuff, been working
at
this since 1998, possibly earlier, with no results. Apparenntly he uses magnets in some fashion; I am reminded of the Magnetic Space Coupe in 1960s
Dick Tracy comic strips.
https://dicktracy.fandom.com/wiki/Space_Coupe
Gotta love it.
You're crazy. Your understanding of physics and electrodynamics is so poor that you've gone so far as to compare our electromagnetic space drive to a perpetual motion machine.
We've been working on this electromagnetic space drive since 1998,
yes, and although our goal is liftoff, we've already achieved results, namely 184 grams of thrust, which far surpasses the ion propulsion
used in long-range space missions.
Our electromagnetic space drive uses electricity, at 432 MHz, and
dipoles to generate thrust. Therefore, it's not a perpetual motion machine because it requires energy input to function.
For your information, perpetual motion machines don't exist, while our electromagnetic space drive is a concrete reality, patented, and continuously improved.
And you still canrCOt lift one kilo one meter for one minute.
Geeeeee, what a troll !
How old are you? 5?
