Reactionless drive

[Q-reeus]

agreed, I tried to find the EM drive on this site. could not....

Here's a few, that like one or two other threads on that general topic, got heated and nasty, thanks to in particular one now departed poster:
http://www.sciforums.com/threads/electromagnetic-drive-produces-thrust-in-vacuum-nasa.145905/
http://www.sciforums.com/threads/em...technology-that-seems-to-defy-physics.156188/
http://www.sciforums.com/threads/to...dy-of-paradoxical-em-propulsion-drive.158400/

If you wish to continue, either post in one of those, or start a new thread.

 

[nebel]

• BBC
  21 September 2018
• From the sectionScience & Environment

Related content

• Japanese spacecraft reaches cosmic 'diamond'

Full article Japan hopes for historic asteroid landing.

How about these hopping rovers with internal engines, no wheels, but butting directly, pushing against the asteroid, like Mexican Jumping beans ? Internal Drive by reacting against the dust.

 

[Q-reeus]

All linked articles in #22 are irrelevant to thread topic, but then so many posts in so many threads are similarly irrelevant, and besides few care either way here at random content SF.