Drives developed as derivative works of Norman L. Dean or works similar in nature of their operation.
Inertial drives, impulse engines, centrifugal & centripetal propulsion, momentum transfer, motion rectifiers, non-linear propulsion, translational force generators, gyroscopic propulsion, directional force generators, & reaction motors, &c: various names for "bootstrap" methods & apparati that impart motion to a vehicle without reaction with the environment.
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An ion-generated wind will lift and propel this incredible magic carpet of the future
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Not long ago this informally educated engineer was granted a patent by the US Patent Office for his "Device for Converting Centrifugal Force to Linear Force and Motion".
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Fran De Aquino (Maranhao State University, Brazil) It is demonstrated that gravitational and inertial masses are correlated by an electromagnetic factor. From the practical point of view this is very important because it means the possibility of electromagnetic control of the gravity. Some theoretical consequences of the correlation are: incorporation of Mach’s principle into...
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The Dean inertial propulsion impulse engine is not amiable to a quick and dirty analysis; it is a dynamic and complex multi-dimensional space drive.
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The Thornson drive is composed of eccentric masses which, when rotated properly, causes a cancellation of all forces except in one direction.
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Push on the electromagnetic fields in the quantum vacuum and you should get an equal and opposite force.
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