Mastering Getting Into Space |

[@pastorrich7436]

Given reports of UAPs lately, I tend to think that MHD is being fielded today.

[@quantumac]

UAPs have been reported for centuries, so whatever technology they use, it's been in use for quite a while. Yeah, that implies non-humans did it first, but I'm okay with that. Given the nature of reality, it seems unlikely we must be the smartest and oldest intelligent species in the universe.

[@Dailydoseoftruth]

It's a given

[@taylorwestmore4664]

Check out Jean-Pierre Petit PhD interview in Prague about Magnetohydrodynamic aerodynes.

[@AirborneAnt]

No way lol we’re not even close, look at the Noble Prizes for Physics and Chemistry the past 20 Years…we are NOT EVEN CLOSE

[@dextermorgan1]

@@AirborneAnt Lol You're completely clueless, man. This obviously isn't a subject you keep up with. Humans have had anti gravity tech since the 50's. It's tied up in black budget programs and "National security"

[@chadlynch1551]

As much as the geek in me would love to see the advent of small, personal, gravity countering craft capable of interplanetary and even interstellar flight, there is a problem we should all keep in mind. Any technology capable of generating the energy needed to get to orbit, the moon, or further out is also able to be used as a weapon with the ability to obliterate a city or even shatter the Earth like a China plate in a shooting gallery. Make interstellar craft as cheap and easy to use as an airliner, and eventually someone with very, very bad intentions will highjack one and do something terrible. This needs to be taken into account and planned for prior to the introduction of such a technology.

[@qwato]

Yes the road to social evolution is a long and ardent one.

[@qwato]

@@arinaZamorochka In my opinion it will still take at least 100 years if not longer. At the moment scientist are not really conducting any major breakthrough and they are also too 'blinded' by the current field of quantum mechanics. Instead they should focus more on the Heisenberg uncertainty and find other ways to get passed this limitation we are in currently.

[@chadlynch1551]

@@qwato I doubt humanity's ability to evolve socially much beyond what we are now. Attitudes change on this or that topic, slowly, over time, and are somewhat different from culture to culture. But ultimately, the core foundation of human societies have been largely unchanged since the advent of writing. Probably even longer than that. Humans are tribal animals, bound by certain desires and imperatives. We want to form families, we want resources, we want to feel safe, we want to live among other people like ourselves, both physically and culturally. We are capable of forming emotion bonds with a limited number of people, and we naturally feel a level of distrust towards those outside that group and of different cultures/ethnicities/religions/ideologies. Star Trek is a fun series, but the teleporter and replicator are more likely to become a reality than us ever seeing all humanity living peacefully under a single government, with everyone trying to peacefully improve themselves instead of pursuing profit, fame, power, and cultural hegemony. War and other forms of conflict are as much a part of the human psyche (and perhaps even biology) as the desire for food, sex, family, and security. We will never be able to "educate" ourselves away from the former any more than the latter. Attempts to do so always seem to result in misery, repression, and death. Becoming a spacefaring species will no more change that than a man sailing off to the other side of the world can escape the heart ache of a lost love. Where there are humans, there will be war. It is just a matter of time, form, and circumstance. A prudent person understands this, and plans accordingly.

[@quantumac]

Physicists Richard Feynman and John Wheeler once calculated the zero-point radiation of the vacuum was so great that the volume of a single light bulb would contain enough energy to boil all the world's oceans. If it were possible to access this energy, would there be a downside? It might make a frightful weapon. The question points to the social implications of introducing a zero-point energy weapon of mass destruction to what are essentially barely evolved violent apes. Perhaps this political movement towards creating ubiquitous global online surveillance may represent preparations for the introduction of such technology, attempting to identify all those who might misuse the technology for political, philosophical or derangement ends. This is all mere speculation, of course. I have no special insights here.

[@qwato]

@@chadlynch1551 True I agree in everything what you say and perhaps to really change the core we need to go further and undergo a biological engineering but that'll contain all the unforeseen ethical discussions yet to come.

[@xrayaiz74]

Very cool presentation. I hope your demonstration is successful and leads to meaningful funding. This concept of aerospace travel definitely has important advantages over chemical rockets in use today. The VTOL capability eliminates the need for long runways in use today by jetliners and all of the lengthy infrastructure required for super-cooled gases to serve as propellant and fuel in liquid-fueled rockets. Airports as transportation hubs could become much more compact if this technology became the 'new' standard of travel on our planet. It is exciting to think about because it's a real, meaningful change in how we move from one place to another. It's literal science fiction (previous) translated into science fact (present) to grant access to another region that most of us have never had access to. I hope I live to see the days when this is an everyday reality and I can finally see outer space for myself.

[@leonardgibney2997]

Dream on. At the time of Apollo science pundits predicted we would be shuttling tourists to and from the moon routinely by the year 2000. Wonder why not. Do you?

[@alexgonzo5508]

@@leonardgibney2997 Politics.

[@clementvining2487]

This is a pipe dream until we can produce enough electricital energy in a small enough space. To do that we need fusion with direct conversion. It is always 30 years away. We could use antimatter catalyzed fusion but no one thinks it will work because we can't make enough antimatter this is wrong. A 2 billion dollars factory can be build to make 5 to 10 grams per year from solar energy. 1 gram of antimatter is equivalent to 3 times the energy dropped on Japan. Antimatter used as a heat source no oxidizer for ships would make it comparable to chemical rockets in cost. Antimatter catalyzed fusion takes a thousand times less for the same work.

[@v-t-o-l]

We will not live to see these days, this technique is for gentlemen who have polluted the entire planet with your wheels from cars and oil, and it has existed for a long time.

[@jghifiversveiws8729]

@@clementvining2487 I prefer Macron Accelerator Fusion as a concept.

[@pavanbiliyar]

When I was younger, reading about the Space Shuttle replacement then-called the Rockwell X-30 NASP, billed as a hypersonic SSTO (single stage to orbit) rocketplane that flies into space and uses any runway. Over a billion dollars went in and it was canceled in 1994, maybe it was too ambitious. It was something late President Reagan wanted, "a new orient express that could be the end of the century (year 2000, the Presidential address was in mid-80s) take off from DC, attain LEO and arrive in Tokyo within 2hrs". That research from the cancelation didn't go to waste, it became the X-43 since officially at that time, no operational scramjet existed to get data from. NASA's better cheaper faster initiative. X-43 program started in 1996, of course the world record test was in like 2004. I do remember Aviation Week doing pieces here and there about Boeing working on a scramjet that uses hydrocarbon fuel. For those who don't know, it's the temperature difference between compressor outlet air temperature and fuel burn temperature that determines your thrust in jet or ramjet. If the air going into combustion chamber gets too hot, then you can't accelerate anymore. Hydrocarbon fuels, like Jet-A or even regular unleaded gasoline, when they get too hot the molecules break down, so there's less available energy when it's burned. When you go faster, the compressed air temp goes up too, so there is a limit determined by fuel. I think the point of an air-breathing accelerator is to use as much of the atmospheric oxygen possible before using a rocket to complete the journey, on paper anyway. That's why X-43 used liquid hydrogen like many rockets before, burn temperature is way higher. Of course hydrogen as a liquid requires expensive and heavy refrigerated tanks, and specialized equipment to transport to launch site-- it's not stuff available at any airport or airbase. Meaning, hydrogen-powered scramjet aircraft wouldn't be practical outside of government agency. Hence pursuit of hydrocarbon fuel options with a readily available infrastructure all over the world. I admire and look forwards to Space-X's approach, but I believe in scramjets, I think mainstream will go supersonic and hypersonic on some form of aerospace plane before rockets become the mainstay. By then, as others have mentioned with UAP sightings or compact fusion reactors, we may have something else that makes rockets today like a fax machine.

[@thomasbramwell9592]

Now thats what I call a comment. 👍

[@dextermorgan1]

Excellent comment. We already have the tech. It's tied up in black budget programs and "National security" The public will never see it fir one simple reason: Money. We won't get any "new" propulsion technology for the masses as long as big oil is around.

[@arinaZamorochka]

There is an alternative to burning hydrogen fuel. Hydrogen can be converted into plasma in an electric magnetohydrodynamic engine. Hydrogen enters the injector, which is an electrode plate. The other electrode is located on the opposite side of the motor's magnetic chamber. Everything happens like in a fuel cell. An electric discharge turns hydrogen into a stream of ions and electrons - plasma, which is accelerated by a magnetic field. The MHD engine will create thrust in the form of a plasma beam.

[@PhillyHardy]

Rockets will never be a solution.

[@tinkerpearce]

Okey doke. Let's see a technology demonstrator functioning in real life.

[@mexicanboxingkartel8283]

Beautiful this IS the way to higher understanding and possibilities

[@JoeSmith-xm3wb]

Seems like someone already (quite awhile ago, in time) has back-engineered a "lost & found used flying disk" that was once said that never existed?!

[@clementvining2487]

Yes they have that is where the military got the idea of using a superconducting superfluid in a torus. At first they had to use the ufo materials.

[@ismaeljimenez6961]

called the TR3B

[@TarrestrialTraveler]

“Next up, a deathmarch for space flight” Last words I heard before waking up from my dream today. Thank you AsteronX, your videos fuel my drive and reignite my life’s mission.

[@aljawisa]

Always searching for the guys the guys that can go a little bit further than the rest. The B2 bomber also was said to have some plasma type effect on the leading edge of the wings, which somehow enabled it to be more efficient and travel further than its stated range.

[@MAT3RO1]

This topic was very interesting thank you for uploading!!

[@AlaskanBallistics]

Nothing beats the Orbital Ring

[@v-gc7257]

Cool presentation. Wow. Would like to learned more. Thanks

[@edwardhanson318]

I do remember the assignments I was given working on for "Research and Development," projects for Aerospace & NASA using AutoCAD drafting during my military years. Those projects were classified; "SECRET" or "TOP SECRET." Along with the "Stealth Bomber." And now some of these projects are; "Declassified."

[@sol0matrix]

I love the spacecraft design also the landing gears are awesome and very practical 👏. These landing gear design will work great with electric vertical lift vehicles i currently have a few design ideas but im busy creating new softwares.

[@chuckyspearsmusicpage2329]

Very Interesting... soooo, lazers Ionize the Air.. which turns the air into Plasma.. The MHD Accelerates the Plasma Ionized air.. Wow 👌🏾 👏 I love it.. Great Job, keep it coming...

[@geromegodin2792]

Superbes.image et en plus la présentation au début avec le disque volant est impressionnant bravo

[@MrMakulit1959]

Thanks. Great Video

[@martindworak]

I read most of the comments and didn’t see anyone mention couple big problems with MHD propulsion, navigation and communication. A plasma layer is the reason why comms and radar are always lost with all craft entering the atmosphere. MHD creating a plasma layer around the craft would render any radar and radio useless, a Mach-20 SSTO craft can’t just zoom around welly-nelly blind and deaf.

[@albonyo]

I also had the same concern., maybe pre-calculated trajectory like the ones on V1 AND v2 Bombers will have to do, or an antenna extending above the plasma like a periscope? while other technologies like Torsion field communications get developed

[@taylorwestmore4664]

There are patents out there designed to open a plasma frequency window around the antenna with either electric fields or magnetic fields or both. There is even a design that extends the antenna circuit into the plasma layer so that it can be used to transmit and receive radio signals.

[@clementvining2487]

@@taylorwestmore4664 There is also the idea of a pulse frequencies in the plasma.

[@christoroppolo8742]

After twenty years of ufo research I would love to go for a ride . I’ve e already seen this craft in real life three times. I know it’s possible because I was within touching distance with my mouth open. Sitting in the Santa Cruz mountains one night . I will never forget that as long as I live . That craft was majestic,silent , brilliantly glowing white before it became invisible and swam off into the oncoming air traffic headed towards Monterey . I saw one ( disc ) in bright daylight with two police officers standing right there but when I tried to get their attention they told me not to interrupt them and turned away from it . Please let me go for a ride ! I’ll be very discreet! Peace 👽🙏✌️

[@leonardgibney2997]

I've seen a few ET craft and they were all silent, could disappear into thin air and move at speed without acceleration.

[@christoroppolo8742]

@@leonardgibney2997 it still gives me goosebumps every time I think about it. 👽🙏

[@jacejk2]

@@christoroppolo8742 Wow, thanks for sharing

[@TheNuclearBolton]

I saw two identical balls of lights in the sky intersect traveling in a linear path traveling from one horizon to the other and it was rather odd

[@dantv23]

Super lightning Rod?

[@schtepke]

some of the vehicle designs, esp. around 29:00 strongly resemble the "Orion 8" from the german sixties TV show 'Raumpatrouille'

[@raymondsarvarian9074]

WOW animation is done 3000 years more and maybe the real thing.

[@DanTastic66]

Great video, in my mind I had thought of such engines but never thought of ionizing with plasma the outside air and a scramjet combination. Fascinating! I was thinking more an antigravity inertia drive. But dealing with the heat from air turbulence is the limiting factor!

[@leonardgibney2997]

There's no outside air in space.

[@DanTastic66]

@@leonardgibney2997Got to test it before you get to space, or why add the plasma shielding, indeed to re-enter an atmosphere and travel supersonically within in it. Unless you like subsonic?

[@therealmorf]

How about it you creat a pocket of super cooled air infront of the craft that way you can keep the air temp to the optimal temperature for the fuel to sustain it thrust since the molecules heat up I'm just stoned tho maybe have the pilot suspended in some kind of fluid to decrease the 'gs

[@clementvining2487]

Are you talking about a superfluid that is also a superconducting fluid in a torus or coil? So it has no resistance to movement or electricity using the frame dragging effect from general relativity. As far as we know unless the military has it in secret it doesn't exist. But maybe a supersolid will work. All the superconducting liquids we know of becomes solid at superconducting temperatures. But there is a metal that becomes liquefied under pressure.

[@bonniebrown4186]

Thank you for a Good video of a great technology. And both of the type of air craft are what is needed to go here and for interplanetary travel . And to mine space rocks and to get back and forth in a reasonable amount of time . Thanks hope how soon you get to go for a ride .

[@petemckenzie7754]

Sure like to the inside set up .awesome lesson 👍 thanks

[@kennethhicks2113]

Yea, nice having the bird that handy.

[@zuutlmna]

Mastering "getting into space" really won't be much of a problem. It's just a matter of promoting the mind-boggling profitability of commercial operations, activities in space. Space industries will have, in my opinion, a big impact and improvement on the economic situation as well, I think, since space industry related jobs are middle income and professional level jobs. More college students will pursue science, engineering and tech. related degrees. We're only beginning to scratch the surface of going into space, and look at the space industry sector! And realize it's an industry that hasn't hardly taken off yet.

[@nil981]

I take issue with the whole notion of "profitability" capitalism depends on scarcity to exist to maintain its power structure. In space, the resources are practically infinite.

[@clementvining2487]

@@nil981 But it still cost to get it be real.

[@revanvonheaven8270]

Huge fan of your channel forget space even the current atmosphere useful tech should be made open source like drones...

[@lvlndco]

In the mid 90's I watched a flying disc very much like the one shown @23:20 for about 15 minutes as is flew very slowly, about 20 miles per hour, at about 60 feet in the air. I was on the north side of Greeley, CO. It was traveling north to south along county road 37, crossed 0st and hovered over the old sand pits for several minutes before rapidly accelerating and climbing altitude. It was completely silent.

[@kerbodynamicx472]

We can very well establish a significant presence in space with our current technology, all we need is a reliable and reusable launch system, and enough funds to get the thing going. Once colonies on other planets become self sufficient, things will be much easier onwards.

[@clementvining2487]

All we need is to develop antimatter catalyzed fusion and everything well fall into place. Except for spacex it cost billions to get into orbit. We can make a antimatter factory solar powered with new technologies for about 2 billion to make 5 to 10 grams per year. Antimatter make now is for a specific type with specific standards for experimentation and research. Making it for a fuel additive would be a lot different. 1 gram is equal to 3 times the energy of what we dropped on Japan. Using it as a heat source instead of an oxidizer. Would be comparable in cost to rockets now. You see we can only get 1-1/2% payload into orbit. When you take away dry weight and fuel. But you use it for antimatter catalyzed fusion it takes a thousand times less to do the same work.

[@SeattlePioneer]

But..... CLIMATE change is the acknowledged existential threat to humanity! All other funding must be sacrificed in favor of funding technology to solve climate change problems. Surely you would sacrifice colonies on other planets in favor of keeping this planet habitable?

[@paulwheeler9572]

Plasma generators require tremendous amounts of energy to power up that magnetic field. It works great in vacuums like outer space. Traditional methods are going to have to be used to get it to near Earth orbit for anything to work later. I still think it's a feasible concept if

[@taylorwestmore4664]

I agree with you, at least in part, because there are workarounds to the high current electromagnets. We do need superconducting wires to really make use of high power MHD to orbit systems. However NASA has considered MHD based plasma shields in re-entry modules in the past, only weak magnetic field coils or even permanent magnets were needed because the plasma temperature and speed was so high that the Eddy currents in the plasma alone could produce the field strength needed to deflect the plasma. Sort of a plasma state electromagnet coil that does the work of a much bigger coil. For a disc shaped MHD aerodyne (like the designs of Jean-Pierre Petit PhD for example) the magnetic power requirements are actually a lot lower than you might expect. Disc shaped MHD generators have the benefit of being able to store the Faraday current around the rim of the disc to augment any coil based magnetic field. One can imagine a lightweight resonant transformer design like a Tesla coil that could effectively convert a lot of high voltage to a high current. The beauty of MHD bypass systems is they are actually both chemically and electrically more efficient than either system by itself. In AJAX case the electrical energy required to run the MHD coils and plasma electrodes comes from the MHD decelerator stage slowing Oxygen ions. However that increases drag in the ionosphere which slows the vehicle down like regenerative breaking on electric cars, because the Turbojets and rockets actually generates the kinetic energy the vehicle has relative to the ion flow,. But the point is, that power goes back into the acceleration stage after combustion. So by augmenting the thrust the same fuel actually performs more work at higher altitudes and speeds than without the MHD bypass system, and this scales well with higher altitudes and speeds. For a much older EHD (Electro-hydrodynamic) design check out Thomas Townsend Brown's "Electrokinetic Generator" patent, also known as an ionized flame jet generator. As for generating low power plasmas, Check out the Ion Power Group's atmospheric electricity harvesting R&D company. They have patents on Graphene nanotube coatings on wire electrodes that shrink the radius of curvature down to microscopic sizes, so that ionization of the air can occur with as little as 1 volt. They've successfully shown that they can harvest the naturally occurring atmospheric ion current to ground. Each wire forms a capacitive ionized plasma double layer that extends into the air around it, greatly increasing the conductivity of the air, capturing a much wider cross section of the ion flow. You can collect power straight from the air-ground circuit to power your plasma UFO, you just might have to wait a little while to get the whole thing to store the power needed to establish the seed field and drastically increase the conductivity of the volume of air above you.

[@clementvining2487]

This kind of craft is useless without enough power. We should be working on antimatter catalyzed fusion. This would make all kinds of technologies possible. But most have no idea it is possible or do and want it to stay hidden. It would change everything the energy companies would go broke. We would be a interplanetary civilization then a interstellar one. It would basically make fusion practical.

[@PhillyHardy]

Armstrong,” one step forward for man, one huge step back in truth”

[@mitchellwalther]

also could use plasma to reduce pressure around the craft

[@EmusicIA]

that is, the Extraterrestrials are ourselves, the Nordic blondes

[@enermaxstephens1051]

Love this channel! Where is the low hanging fruit? What R&D needs to be done, that would yield the quickest results?

[@asteronx]

Magnetohydrodynamic propulsion:: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKevhWquaZyra68

[@charlespetrie8297]

This is really interesting. I would like to know more about how your getting all of the electricity to achieve MHD at this level.

[@cyberneticinterfacemodular3996]

Simple.

[@evancole6863]

​@@cyberneticinterfacemodular3996It's through a process called the Florence force. Coils produce a magnet field due to this law when it is exposed to a magnetic field. But these coils need to be at extremely cold temperatures to not melt and lose magnet capabilies. So the solution was to use a magnetic fluid in a donut-shapped, enclosed, conducting object. The fluid will rotate at rapid speeds without there being overheating issues like with coils. Then there will be a magnetic field surrounding the craft. After this, at the surface of the craft, there are devices to produce ions in the atmosphere above the craft. The above is positively ionized and the buttom of the craft is negatively ionized. Through a process that creates an eddy effect, the negative ions will try to connect with the positive ions, but will be repelled by the magnetic field of the craft, which will push it upwards.

[@evancole6863]

But antigravity is similar, but the magnetic field strength needs to be unbelievablely strong to push against the dark energy field

[@justblaze2323]

Woooooooow, I knew they were going to disclose it this way, we're going to see more and more of these craft in the air, they can't stop it, that's why they're putting it out there, which people have already been catching on video. I would like to ride in one.

[@clementvining2487]

The craft shown takes too much energy we need to be able to produce the energy first. And with that amount of energy alot of things become possible but for now it is a pipe dream. There is a way but every one discounts it.

[@EmusicIA]

@@clementvining2487 I think these ships use some kind of compressed nuclear fusion, something we don't have these days.

[@clementvining2487]

@@EmusicIA We don't but we could with antimatter catalyzed fusion. And with that amount of energy a lot of other propulsion methods would work.

[@marvinmartian6516]

i got tractor beamed by one as a kid what who do you think they are?

[@justblaze2323]

@@marvinmartian6516 Anunnaki

[@danilorainone406]

shoot this over to elon,he gets nextgen transport off the drawing board onto fab and assembly teams

[@russchadwell]

Great job, Al Gore! I also remember and liked your previous dissertation on the Man-bear-pig.

[@grupogurps1813]

The narrator audio is not so good. 8/10. But the topic organization, text and analyzis are top notch. 10/10. Well done!

[@ambientsoda106]

Check out my warp drive and gravity emitter design...and don't forget a em.bubble can be unbalance meaning upwards force..

[@davekewing1]

Great presentation and unlike the other earth locked KZbin programs that are so plentiful this gives the elephant in the room a bit more leash! MHD however is still pretty antiquated tech as is the proven Biefield Brown effect. Even the Space X reusable rockets are antiquated before they are finished even though loads of entertainment to watch the gargantuan efforts on starship. We have the tech now to “Take ET home” said Ben Rich head of Lockheed’s ultra secret Skunk Works in the early 90’s. That now has gone on to dimensional travel well beyond “Contra Baric/ anti-grav “ . Hang on to your seats kids, we are about to see in the mainstream what we’ve had in the secret sides for quite a Long time now! The changes are now right on the cusp in the political landscape to change everything, very exciting times are coming down hard upon us!

[@mitchellwalther]

also could use electromagnets in wings to increase flow of plasma over exposed surfaces. with an upgradr

[@qwato]

As crazy as it may sound my guess is that we need to 'manipulate' the movements of all electronical spin in a way that they move faster which in turn are fixated in a lattice so that they generate an electrical field that moves faster than the speed of light.

[@clementvining2487]

@@qwato You can't get the electric field to move faster than light in flat space.

[@qwato]

@@clementvining2487 I know it is a constant but my idea is, as wrong as it may sound, is to change the 'intertial' spin (rotational speed in colloquial terms) of all the electrons in a 'static' molecular lattice which might if true, create an electrical field that is different than the one we know. Well that's the hypothesis

[@LowMedow]

More Of This 👽

[@livingood1049]

A lot was happening a hundred years ago, electrogravitics were known to the army/air force, time displacement, etc.. It may have taken that long to perfect those technologies but of course they have them today! What's really sad is all of the lives that could be saved from airline crashes, search and rescue operations you name it, if they would ever release this stuff..

[@CC22ball]

Yes we need to copy the ufo designs perfect :)

[@marvinmartian6516]

What do the different light codes mean on the crafts illuminated central rings I saw one when I was a kid and it had yellow or orange and red lights spinning counter clock wise

[@MrMaufera]

Excelent video 👍🏻 Greetings from 💛🇧🇷💚

[@FrankRigsby-tl5zw]

Mind-blowing,we should've had this sixty or seventy years ago!!...sure puts a lump in my throat, we've been so cheated

[@VRtechman]

One of my major questions is don't these types of MHD craft make all sorts of Batteries drain out!? With all the ions it releases into the air!?

[@arinaZamorochka]

Superconductor battery.

[@frankmccann29]

If you can get to 30 miles perhaps a variable sized scoop could be used to scoop higher energy particles, the vehicle could slip into Earth's particles, use them to accelerate and grab particle fuel?

[@dinnerat500]

at 36:24 legend has it that AsteronX is still only a 1 and 1/2 years away from building a prototype, lmao.

[@clementvining2487]

The amount of energy this craft would take a lot of other technologies would also be able to get to space.

[@videorowtv5198]

You said it was a SCRAM jet but them you said it has subsonic combustion which would make it a ram jet. And with the supposed altitude and speed I think the combustion is supersonic and it infact is a SCRAM jet

[@notthatdonald1385]

In 1995 we had a craft that reduced gravity by 89%. *in 95* ! The TR3-b. Going on 30 years ago. What does the military have today?

[@arinaZamorochka]

There is already an aircraft with an anti-gravity engine in the world. This is a black triangular stealth aircraft. It has four spherical-shaped anti-gravity thrusters. One engine is located in the center, the other three are located at the ends of the triangle. Engines create a vector of gravitational thrust in any direction. Inside each of the spheres is mercury. Rotation of mercury creates its own gravitational field and gravitational thrust vector. Mercury rotates with the help of an electric current generated by a Tesla induction coil. The mercury is inside a magnetic ring made of a superconducting material. The combination of a strong magnetic and electric field accelerates the mercury to very high speeds. This causes additional side effects in the form of electromagnetic radiation, eddy currents and bright light surrounding each spherical motor.

[@videorowtv5198]

@@arinaZamorochka if you know how it works just build one 💀

[@Aaro4ify]

@@videorowtv5198 It isn't that simple to build one

[@videorowtv5198]

@@Aaro4ify he said the antigravity comes from mercury rotating using a Tesla coil. Making a Tesla coil and a mercury reservoir isn't hard. Everyone's acting like they know everything but I haven't seen a working antigravity prototype, it's just another conspiracy theory without any proof

[@Aaro4ify]

@@videorowtv5198 Oh

[@mitchellwalther]

some sort of induction around the craft to create a barrier

[@taylorwestmore4664]

MHD and EHD power conversion and propulsion will change everything when the materials and engineering challenges are overcome. The last frontier will be "EMHD" Electro-Magneto-Hydrodynamics. EM radiation from the plasma exhaust represents a loss in the system. Suppression or selective control of radio emission in the plasma flow is a problem NASA has been trying to crack so they don't cause a radio blackout on reentry into the atmosphere; Atmospheric plasma acts as conductive Faraday cage, shielding certain radio signal bands. If you do a search for "Anapole Mode Antenna" you'll find recently published research on a type of "Non-radiating Antenna". It's really a type of compound directional antenna, where two antenna structures are close enough to interact magnetically in their "near-field" zone. The antenna radiates waves that superimpose constructively and destructively in the "far-field" zone, this interference pattern results in a particularly shaped beam or lobes of EM radiation suited for the task of direction radio waves. But an "Anapole" is not like a single linear dipole antenna, it does not radiate energy into the far field, instead it is a compound of a dipole antenna and a structure made of conductive rings or dielectrics, arranged like beads on a circular necklace. The rings support a current, which form a magnetic field that is trapped in the loop to form a contained "magnetic current". This produces the "Dynamic Toroidal Moment" which was discovered recently to be a new fundamental topology of the electromagnetic field. The discovery has made "Anapole modes" or zero pole antennas possible. Dynamic Dipole moments radiate EM waves, which are complimentary to the radiation of dynamic Toroidal moments, their waves interfere destructively everywhere in the far field and constructively everywhere in the near field, which means that they become perfect absorbers, unable to reflect any waves that match the antenna resonant frequency. All that EM energy that hits the Anapole antenna will be absorbed and stored in the dynamic Toroidal moment and the Dynamic Dipole moment of the antenna. The electric dipole will eventually become so large that would *ionize the air* given the correct EM environment and charging time. In effect this circuit could be broadband, tuned to absorb many frequencies of ambient energy, convert it to a growing plasma field which extends the size and bandwidth of the antenna further without any additional weight. Besides converting ambient radio or solar energy to power, this makes RADAR stealth capabilities possible due to the anti-reflective effect of perfect absorbers. Perhaps the most important implications of Anapole antenna, is the quantum mechanical effects they have on their environment. The "A-field" or quantum magnetic vector potential field is the curl of the familiar magnetic field; the A-field exerts quantum mechanical Barry Phase on electrons passing through it, even though the magnetic and electric fields are zero everywhere in the surrounding space. The photons which destructively interfere in the far-field are still significant, but not because of their EM fields which are zero, but because they have quantum potentials propagating orthogonal to them which become non-zero when EM fields are zero. There are whole new avenues to exploit in optomechanical systems that use quantum effects to enhance the radiation pressure of light without leaking enormous amounts of EM radiation into the environment. Quantum electrodynamic effects can suppress the radiation losses from MHD propulsion systems and make them better, but it might also open up the door to "solid light" technology, which uses very little EM energy to establish giant optomechanical forces in macroscopic objects.

[@triciasinnamon5469]

Can dark energy an dark matter be viable to check out very thoroughly

[@rh1960]

Great theory...but show us just one of the engines...even a model. Even just on a test stand. If it was thought up in 1938?? I sure someone would have continued development of it and we'd already seen it in use. That is if it worked.

[@kamenwaticlients]

While that may be the case you may be surprised that it may not be the case. Look how long it took for the electric car even though it was one of the first functional cars also thorium reactors it was rejected because they couldn't make weapons grade material from it. Also NTRs for use in space or the Orion spaceship money and politics killed both of those. It tends to boil down to economics and societal pressure and needs of those in charge at the moment and the collective will.

[@Cybergrip1]

I'd bet my pool noodle that they are flying. This begs another question: Why is Elon still using obsolete tech to get into space. Seems he would have played with this at some point...and maybe still is.

[@TheWadetube]

Electron beam ionization from afar could be used to deflect micrometeors from hitting the hull of a star ship or even an orbiting space station using very powerful magnetic coils imbedded around the hull of the ship. Nuclear power or better is needed for this much power on a long term basis. I concieved of this about a year ago but not for scramjet engines, I hope it works.

[@ABC-oz5zy]

In order to make a spaceship with an MHD propulsion system, you need energy to ionize air, and to accelerate that air via magnetic fields. That's a LOT of energy. This is undoubtedly the biggest hurdle in creating such a spaceship.

[@2sillytube]

Viewed some impressive small ion thruster on KZbin , But if one were to build a negative ion bar, near a positive ion producing bar That's where true ion voltage could be produced,with the magnitude of lighting bolts in space,as the two would have little harmony in close quarters

[@abh114]

Great video

[@geoffreyreeks2422]

In the 1930's the Germans realized that as the earth has an electromagnetic field then a craft which generates a counter electromagnetic field will levitate. That enabled them to develop what we now call "flying saucers". The earth's electromagnetic field extends well into orbital space. Regards, Geoff. Reeks

[@jonvictor8832]

@LouistheHedgehog are you flat earther

[@jonvictor8832]

@LouistheHedgehog No

[@clementvining2487]

@@jonvictor8832 Dude that's what makes generators and motors work.

[@evancole6863]

Project paper clip

[@HugoBroad]

I have a few questions isn't this just what you said in one of your podcasts? why haven't you uploaded it in 3 months? what happened to the singularity video?

[@asteronx]

Other videos are indeed coming. We have been busy, there is still much to do.

[@videorowtv5198]

They've been obducted by aliens

[@esecallum]

use air and water as a propellant. water can be charged electrically and accelerated

[@ambientsoda106]

Well I think we are Kong over due a flotation device into space...

[@anderswallin3883]

We need this for sure!

[@johnbenson3024]

Ok so expanding on what you’ve discussed previously. I assume the long wait was due to a lot of math that proved not only the viability but also, I would hope, the superiority of your design?

[@asteronx]

Kind of, we're currently working on an updated website, as well as two papers regarding a starship design. We're also working on something big, but we can't share just yet ;)

[@johnbenson3024]

@@asteronx can’t wait for the website!

[@alainmerit7971]

@@asteronx Hi , another good video ! thanks to always repeat who is the father of MHD , Jean-Pierre Petit. This great genius is ,today, blacklisted ! Perhaps could you say something about his new model call "JANUS" , the future of astrophysics , physics and maths . the next step after Einstein . not against , but with an additional equation...and for a better understanding of space and of course , space travel. the question is : do we really know in which kind of space , we are living in ? How could space travel become possible ? only with physics laws , so we need a new physics. thank you .

[@asteronx]

@@johnbenson3024 Let's chat. We'll reply to one of your emails after this post.

[@asteronx]

@@alainmerit7971 Petit's work is still ahead of its time since very few give it any time of day. Would you be interested in chatting and are you on Discord? If so, send us an email [e-mail]

[@leom141]

ok, in the video you mention the reason this is not being worked on today is a silly one... Is there a video on your channel that explicitly address this problem?

[@teerod64]

when's humans be able to build a spaceship that can build a force field around it. that's when humanity will be at a level of our extraterrestrial friends.

[@PhillyHardy]

What do u make of the channel alien scientist and his original video on the Roswell craft?

[@tomusmc1993]

Well... halfway through, and loving the style and content. I had reservations when I heard seemingly, seems, but totally was back on board when you rolled out Hoopdey Do. Great video!

[@martinalladin8981]

There's some interesting things in there but starting to feel like Wilford brimley was giving me an enema, it was pretty painful getting through that and I still have no idea how an mhd propulsion system works. I have a rough idea of what it does, and no idea of how it does it. You got the right idea, but I think you need to seriously tweak your format.

[@bearup1612]

Yay getting into space the problem is getting from space to the ground without the need for a re entry shield.

[@HoldmyARK]

Yeaha!!!

[@zbdot73]

Only @1:06 in the video but felt compelled to comment. First the CGI, to me, looks like someone has actually based the rendered image off actual classified footage. That's the feeling I get anyway. Second, the two pulsing light bars, the Tall-Whites (off world race) and other races have said gravity is actually based on light, photons. That as they hit the planet's surface cause gravity as a by product. I actually heard the scientific explanation for it a number of years ago now and it went above my head but what I've said is basically the gist of it (something to do with torsion of the photons or something). Anyway to get back on point, the US air force got heavily involved in fiber optics as this is how the Tall-White scout craft operate, and they have some sort of treaty with this race to supply them with replacement optics.

[@2sillytube]

Lower pressure on top of wing ? Interesting concept - but ion lifter ? Gliding on atmosphere high pressure under wing ?

[@PhillyHardy]

I love ur optimism though,

[@eoachan9304]

All very nice-sounding. I see no plans, no explanation for the source of the rather immense source of power needed, no list of materials, etc.-it is science fiction until a real basis is provided. Good presentation though!

[@clementvining2487]

Antimatter catalyzed fusion.

[@ShaahzaadKaleem]

Soothing video

[@albonyo]

I was about to mention JP Petit but smiled when you beat me to the punch with your pesentation. i hope you are applying his discovery that Teflon can insulate microwave fields from the human cargo

[@mobayguy]

Thank you for an informative presentation. I humbly submit that the solution we are looking for is based in the mastery of quantum physics as related to matter and energy. Whether on a sub atomic or large scale level, the same rules apply. They are infinite in any direction (scale) - yet still, the rules remain the same.

[@clementvining2487]

I don't think so.

[@mobayguy]

@@clementvining2487 Greetings Clement - I suppose shall see. Some of the most abstract ideas lead to breakthroughs once thought impossible. Again, we shall see. One thing - Take and distance between two objects that have mass (great or small)and half it, then half it again, and so on. Question, will the two objects eventually come into contact with each other? All the Best

[@clementvining2487]

@@mobayguy You not getting what I mean the answer isn't in quantum physics it is in general relativity.

[@mobayguy]

@@clementvining2487 Sorry for the misunderstanding Clement - My apologies. Indeed, I agree with you. All in all, the future holds promise for discovery.

[@ambientsoda106]

The idea is that reality propels the drive, alingsude a synthetic gravity like wave representing a positive energy hyperspace, distorting lights as ship moved abd creating a force field, the moved the ship around larger masses, abd smaller masses around the ship...but I'm not scientist abd I've a hover car design I fight to add to the playlist...imagine using light to move, inspiring all other people's around the world....! Solid state drive

[@clarencehopkins7832]

Excellent stuff bro

[@makingconnections777]

The military has been sending entertainers to bases all over the world for USO shows, for quite some time. Some entertainers are privileged to top secret subjects. Musician Frank Zappa named his daughter Moon Unit from something he read while performing on a lunar base and she was born in 1968. Entertainers leak information where they can and I believe we've had a lunar base since the early 50s and Martian one since 80s or 90s.

[@sihoma1]

How are we gonna distinguish between our own and the alien's crafts?

[@hordenotnathan8387]

Avrocar was a flying disk in the 70s and now we have this

[@vile7099]

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[@Andrew-yd6rg]

What happened to that paper you guys were close to publishing about a year ago?

[@lorriecarrel9962]

If we had portable fusion this would be happening already

[@asteronx]

As a matter of fact, our engine design with some modifications, is now being transformed into a fusion reactor: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5ukhourgZJppcU

[@luisarias8077]

A spherical radioactive material inside another spherical structure that creates a magnetic field, that's the power creating the propulsion, then the outer layer of the structure is created of aluminum, bismuth and zinc with magnetic properties, is the one that creates the lift. In other words the ship has the magnetic field generator in the center that is channeled to the outer structure, to create the lift. That's how they work. No need of any source of fuel other than the one that creates the magnetic field.

[@RobertWilke]

Are there any MHD craft already flying? who knows *WINK* *WINK* Well with certain recent patents you have to really wonder if they do already. That though is for another vehicle. I just hope I live long enough to take advantage of these new technologies. One big advantage of the MHD and Plasma field is in re entry. This solves the heat dissipation needed when flying back from orbit. The plasma field effectively replaces the need for exotic materials (shuttle ceramic heat tiles as one) . There are other more interesting technologies that show promise too (toroidal mercury used for mass reduction) which if can actually be made to work would greatly reduce the lift needed to place people and material in orbit or futher.

[@clementvining2487]

The tr3b but it also has a antigravity coil. It decreases the inertia mass and weight by 89%. This also produces inertia dampening no g-forces to acceleration. This also stops momentum top speed and stopping in seconds no g-forces on crew or ship. The coil is charged energy once charged very little energy to maintain except for superconducting temperatures for the coil. The fluid in the coil is not mercury a mercury looking fluid mercury well not work. The fluid has to be a superconducting superfluid or supersolid mercury becomes solid at those temperatures. The science behind distorting spacetime geometry in this way is frame dragging it was proven by gravity probe b. It has also been observed in deep space with large spinning masses.

[@arinaZamorochka]

TR 3b Astra - antigravity airspacecraft.

[@MikeandMads]

That MHD craft looks great

[@jorcelangelo]

I love the technologies that you and your team are using. I wonder if I could help somehow.

[@asteronx]

Sorry for the delay, with so many comments flooding into our email, they are difficult to sort through, read and reply to. Please send us an email found here on KZbin under the about page, or on our website, asteronx.com, but here is our email address: [e-mail]

[@silberlinie]

12:05; by drag you mean inertia, right?

[@tomdawson2642]

So when do these craft get put on runways in all international civilian airports and the planet gets a travel space and time travel and communications ticket to board one and watch the inflight movie whilst shooting the breeze with other passengers '' personally i like the Burgundy metallic Saucer on the top and bottom thats a classy looking model very nice

[@ambientsoda106]

Based in positive electric field entrapment, rotating emw and using positive electric fields as negative energy, that turned emw into negative energy......I think or hypothesis..

[@Big.Ron1]

I forsee a few problems with the IAC. How to generate the electricity needed to creat the plasma, how to in ral life deconstruct methane into hydrogen and keep it small and light enough to fly, and also just exactly what is going to propel if from zero airspeed/zero altitude altitudes of 35 km or more so all this fancy stuff will work. Thank you and be safe.

[@greggweber9967]

Looks something like that Pan Am vehicle that took one person up to the rotating wheel in orbit in the movie 2001 A Space Odyssey.

[@VIOCLUS]

Good presentation