A photo NASA successfully tested perpetual motion from open sources Cannae Drive, which will later be required for space travel. Despite all the assurances of scientists of previous years (and even centuries) that the perpetual motion machine is fundamentally impossible, in fact in fact, this is not such a pipe dream, given that any such an “eternal” engine still consumes energy – another matter where he gets it from.
The Cannae Drive microwave engine is essentially a repeat of EMDrive – the invention of the British scientist Roger Shawye (Roger Scheuer), who for many years tried in vain interest in their perpetual motion machine manufacturers. At first, no one believed him that such a thing was possible (by the way, note that on over the past two centuries, tens of thousands have been proposed similar inventions that almost always turned out to be empty sound). Secondly, the English scientist was a loner, you can not say about a solid American space agency. And thirdly, probably at that time it wasn’t time for such discoveries.
A photo from open sources
And so it came. This is more than eloquently said and that the fact that the EMDrive Scheuer engine (at least a version of it) now being tested by the Chinese, who are rumored to be ready for production of EMDrive with 72 gram traction. That engine power enough to, say, launch a satellite into space.
NASA Tests Its Traction Cannae Drive Microwave Engine almost a thousand times smaller than the Chinese EMDrive. But the point is not power, and in the most realized idea. If perpetual motion machine fundamentally possible, this opens up new horizons for the development of technology and in particular on the basis of it – further more effective space exploration down to large-scale flights to other planets.
Few people know that Russia recently experienced anti-gravity Leonov’s engine. The effect exceeded all expectations of scientists.
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