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Ms NTL · 21-04-2024, 07:58

My son uses similar technology to navigate satellites to the correct orbit once they are in space. I am not familiar with it, but he mentioned "ionization" and the use of half a litre of "fuel" and the key of the whole mechanism is the exhaust pipe that needs to be calibrated to 1-milionth of a mm (exaggeration). When he is happy with the plume, the satellite is ready.

Before this, they were using rockets that were very heavy.

I will send him the link.

21-04-2024, 07:58	#3
Ms NTL cf.geek Join Date: Sep 2022 Posts: 623	Re: NASA Veteran's Propellantless Propulsion Drive My son uses similar technology to navigate satellites to the correct orbit once they are in space. I am not familiar with it, but he mentioned "ionization" and the use of half a litre of "fuel" and the key of the whole mechanism is the exhaust pipe that needs to be calibrated to 1-milionth of a mm (exaggeration). When he is happy with the plume, the satellite is ready. Before this, they were using rockets that were very heavy. I will send him the link.