[NewCandle] Another zero point propulsion paper

[Nick Reiter]

Thanks for this Keith,

The author loses me though, in the two diagrams of orientation of vectors of particles versus resultant force.  Which way does the aggregate tend to move?  And if one uses wires instead of point source particles, how are they oriented?

Anyone have any primers on the particular material class the author is referring to?

I have to wonder if this might relate in some fashion to Woodward's "Flux Capacitor" (The motionless version of his drive).  Which I haven't seen any updates on for a very long time.

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> This just came across the desktop...
> 
> http://arxiv.org/abs/0912.1031
> 
> A magneto-electric quantum wheel
> Authors: Alexander Feigel
> Abstract: Here we show that self-propulsion in quantum
> vacuum may be