The base of the system of impulsion proposed by H.Droscher and J.Hauser is the torsión, deformation or annulment of a gravitational field by the induction of magnetic fields.
Said idea, is not novel, comes being investigated for the NASA for various years. But the idea of Droscher/Hauser has a very different context that stems from the theories of a very little acquaintance and brilliant German physicist, Burkhardt Heim and they leave from the idea of a space 8-dimensional where the gravity and the electromagnetism work as a single force
The mechanism proposed supposes a powerful revolving magnetic field that annuls the gravitational field of the vehicle that carries it facilitating the step extradimensional to regions where the laws physical acquaintances, the constant and the same velocity of the light podrian to be altered.
Put it to test would require a ring enormous newspaper placed on a reel superconductora to create an intense magnetic field. A spaceship of 150 tons would need to create magnetic field of 25 teslas, the equivalent one to 500.000 times the force of the magnetic field of the land.
In that state the gravitofotones (particles contemplated in the Theory of Heim) would do reciprocally with conventional gravity to produce a force antigravedad revolting, achieving thus not alone the impulse, but the leap dimensional and to reach velocities several times superiors to that of the light, which would permit to reach Mars in less than 3 hours and in 30 you gave to Alpha Centauri.
Does not it stop calling powerfully the attention that this project in which was not submitted al analysis of its peers, have been rewarded by the AIAA; is very probable that have influenced in its revisores in which the paper is based on them plant you exposed in the Theory of Heim which, among others things, predicts with amazing accuracy the masses of the atomic particles.
The majority of the engineers they say that to put to test these ideas is not possible with the materials and the existing technology. But Roger Lenard, investigator of Spatial Propulsion in the national laboratories of Sandia in New Mexico thinks that could be feasible. In Sandia a powerful generator of X-rays functions known like “machine Z” with the one that would be able to generate the intensities and the gradients to test experimentally the proposal of Droscher/Hauser/Heim.
It is not dificil to suppose that in these moments already they should know if functions or not.
If does not him function we will know fast.
If there is not news..
Xilatum
Droscher & Hauser have looked at the experiment of Martin Tajmar, which ESA announced as teh first successful proof of quantum gravity, in some detail now and conclude that their problem before was that they were using fermions - with bosons the threshold goes down.
What's really exciting is that they've now produced a theory for Tajmar et al.'s findings - i.e. they derive the gravitophoton effect in the Tajmar experiment - and reproduce the value of the Quantum London moment almost exactly (H & D's value is 1.3 x 10**-4 g, compared to 1.0 x 10**-4 g measured by Tajmar et al., where g is acceleration due to gravity at Earth's surface!!
This sort of agreement, considering the complexity of their calculation, is a sensation, as they say - considering that GR gets the answer wrong by many orders of magnitude. The paper may cause a lot of interest when presented to the AIAA in July in Sacramento, California. Tajmar et al.'s trick was that they used bosons in their coils in the form of Cooper pairs, whereas Droscher & Hauser had always used good old fermions in their propulsion coils. Now they want to switch - i.e. they might not need the Z-machine any more! A relatively 'cheap' lab set-up like Tajmar's would do the job - I've seen the pre-print of the paper which H & D will present - in July it will become generally available.
hdeasy
Nick
4th July 2006 - 05:11 PM
Faster than light travel is possible because your clock can go slow. You have extra seconds to travel in. Light has its own clock time to travel in. And it is faster than moving matters. So moving matter has more time than light to get to where it is going.
AlphaNumeric
4th July 2006 - 06:31 PM
^ That makes no sense at all. Just because you have time dilation doesn't mean you are moving faster than light. You'll still measure light moving at light speed and anyone watching you will see you being overtaken by light.
How exactly would time dilation allow for it?
Nick
4th July 2006 - 07:10 PM
But if your clock is going slow then you have more time to travel in than light does. Light has its own clock 186282 miles per second. You never catch up to light. It is simply your time slowing that gives you the capacity to travel farther than light could.
rpenner
4th July 2006 - 11:18 PM
QUOTE (hdeasy+Jul 4 2006, 01:40 PM)
Droscher & Hauser have ... now produced a theory for Tajmar et al.'s findings - i.e. they derive the gravitophoton effect in the Tajmar experiment - and reproduce the value of the Quantum London moment almost exactly (H & D's value is 1.3 x 10**-4 g, compared to 1.0 x 10**-4 g measured by Tajmar et al., where g is acceleration due to gravity at Earth's surface!!
1) link to the article.
2) realize that the art in convincing people that your math is good is to predict -- that is make your numerical predictions before the experiment. So far Heim enthusiasts do a lot of "yeah Heim can do that" for new experiments, even weird new experiments, and where Heim does make numerical predictions (for certain particles which Heim theory says must exist) where is the confirming experiment?
Good Elf
5th July 2006 - 12:08 AM
Hi all,
You can't go faster than light but that is simply a technical statement. No matter what the inertial frame of reference (allowing for propagation delays) light
always appears to expands on the surface of a perfect sphere centered on the position in the
observer inertial frame of reference where the light "pulse" was originally launched. To compensate for this "apparent" anomaly, the motion of the source affects the frequency of the received light signal. If moving away it is red shifted and if moving towards the observer it is blue shifted. Different observers in the one inertial frame see different "effects" even though all observers are at rest relative to each other.
Nick is basically correct in what he says here. I would say that the question is not "faster than the speed of light" but on the time to travel a particular distance according to different observers in different inertial frames. The assumption is that a traveler starts in one inertial frame where he synchronizes his clock with the clocks in that frame. He then accelerates away on a long trip. Upon his return his clock has "lost a lot of time" according to clocks that remain behind. This is not due to faulty clocks but to actual missing time. The accelerating clock has run slow. This means relative to clocks left behind the crew of the spaceship has "overestimated" their speed... sometimes quite dramatically. What is an anomaly to those making this assertion is the "paradox" that the crew "actually appears a lot younger than twins left behind". This is no paradox but it is "worrying" to many people.
The actual perceptual speed that a traveler would see on a "speedometer" on the dash of his spaceship would need to be calibrated from zero to infinity, since the time it takes to cross "space" simply depends on the availability of energy for acceleration and the crew's tolerance for that acceleration and the on-board time alloted for the trip.
On return to the start point there will be a great discrepancy in the clocks. This "discrepancy" is due solely to acceleration of the spaceship. Another spaceship could make an "equivalent" journey in a totally different direction and rendezvous back at base at the same elapsed travel time and it could be arranged that the elapsed time matches the first travelers time. It is just a comparison between clocks.
If all clocks could be "encouraged" to cross space at the same rate without that acceleration that initially appears necessary, then all clocks could maintain synchronization and yet cover the same "distance". This could be accomplished by modification of the mass of the spaceships. The accelerations would be "inertial" and the inertial frames could be "dragged" to different parts of the Universe "without time penalties". I am watching carefully the results of Gravity Probe B to answer this important question. A previous less accurate experiment suggests this question might already be answered in the affirmative. This would be a form of "quantum drive" where the spaceships matter wave would be modifiable..

Lambda is the wavelength and m is the mass.
Cheers
Nick
5th July 2006 - 01:01 AM
Acceleration changes time, space and mass. The energy that goes into accelerating a mass shows up as more mass.
Good Elf
5th July 2006 - 02:58 AM
Hi Nick,
QUOTE (Nick Posted on Today at 11:01 AM+)
Acceleration changes time, space and mass. The energy that goes into accelerating a mass shows up as more mass.
Not really. There is an "equivalence" to mass but it certainly will not lead to any measurable change in mass in the rest frame of the system since energy is "unreferenced" and depends on an arbitary "zero". For instance kinetic energy depends on velocity but relative to what inertial frame is that velocity measured? The energy is not "absolute". Relativity says all inertial frames are equivalent and that the laws of physics are the same in all inertial frames... so the statement by itself is meaningless.
Cheers
The Instigator
16th April 2008 - 03:13 PM
Xilatum.... come on. Instead of cannibalizing an article you don't seem to understand just post the link. The article it seems xilatum regurgitated can be found at www.newscientist.com/article/mg18925331.200. I know this won't satisfy your desire to sound like you know what you are talking about, but writing an intelligent post is more than just joining together other peoples ideas with big words and fancy talk. Poor spelling and bad grammar doesn't help either.
Deathlyhem
16th April 2008 - 04:53 PM
QUOTE (The Instigator+Apr 16 2008, 03:13 PM)
Xilatum.... come on. Instead of cannibalizing an article you don't seem to understand just post the link. The article it seems xilatum regurgitated can be found at www.newscientist.com/article/mg18925331.200. I know this won't satisfy your desire to sound like you know what you are talking about, but writing an intelligent post is more than just joining together other peoples ideas with big words and fancy talk. Poor spelling and bad grammar doesn't help either.
Yeah man, this guy's an oceanic planet short of a water molecule.
barakn
16th April 2008 - 05:32 PM
QUOTE (The Instigator+Apr 16 2008, 03:13 PM)
Xilatum.... come on. Instead of cannibalizing an article you don't seem to understand just post the link. The article it seems xilatum regurgitated can be found at www.newscientist.com/article/mg18925331.200. I know this won't satisfy your desire to sound like you know what you are talking about, but writing an intelligent post is more than just joining together other peoples ideas with big words and fancy talk. Poor spelling and bad grammar doesn't help either.
Xilatum last posted in 2006, and only made a total of 3 posts. From various words scattered in the posts its obvious that Xilatum's native language is Spanish, not English. I'm not sure why you decided to revive this extremely old thread just to pick on this person. Perhaps that's why you are named The Instigator?
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