Yes me riv, and of course the whole scientific community.
Of course you fail in your eagerness to readily accept the exciting and mysterious, that if he did have any "real evidence"of spacetime warpage, he would not be stuck at home in his garage.
Hello everyone! I am sorry to see our work being dismayed so easily. So I figured I would get on here, make an account, and post a little more information that what has been presented on this thread. There is nothing too crazy about what we are doing at SWD, but it I can't explain it in any other way, that I know of, with classical physics. Perhaps someone else has a good explanation, please suggest it. I will move on to our three main experiments that are of great importance.
1.Laser Compression Experiment
A red shift was detected by running a laser through the field produced by the drive which should be impossible as an EMF should not affect light at all. This is the main experiment that got everyone excited to invest our own time and money into the project.
2.Modified Cavendish Experiment
The drive moved a ferrous and non-ferrous object enclosed in a glass and wooden case. The case is to prevent any air currents from moving the object and the non-ferrous object was to show it was not a magnetic pull on the object.
**link to multi-angled camera experiment showing both Cavendish and our 650W run with that design.
3.High Power Experiments
These are mainly to show the effectiveness the drive actually has as well as what kind of curve we are looking at, exponential, linear, or logarithmic. They also give an estimate of what we need to do a real test and lift the engine off the ground.
-all tests are done with a laser attached to a mechanical scale which allows us to record linear movement directly. Electronic scales would be nice but there could easy be interference with them. Link to video that has that explained as well as three more recent experiments.
Any and all criticism welcomed to these tests. I will also state that I'm no physicist, best I have is a degree with computer engineering knowledge. Physics is something that I've always studied on the side ever since high school though. On this project I help with running the experiments and making sure the computer systems are setup to record data correctly as well as designing some parts of the drive. If you want more details on the drive our latest paper is out at this link:
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http://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/0679fd_dd21000f5ee84cfdba56682275465bef.pdf]
It has been awhile since I used any internet forum, but this seems like it might be a good place for some lively conversation. Sorry if I broke any rules as I have not found the rules and regulations thread here yet. The first two links are just to youtube and the third is a hard link to a .pdf on our website created with Wix. Hopefully no problems there.
Maybe should do a new thread on this, but it doesn't seem to be closed out so.. Hope to hear from some people!