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| title = Investigation of Propulsive Aspects of Mach Effects | | title = Investigation of Propulsive Aspects of Mach Effects | ||
| author = [[James F Woodward]] | | author = [[James F Woodward]] | ||
| keywords = [[Mach | | keywords = [[Mach's Principle]], [[Propellantless Propulsion]] | ||
| published = 2009 | | published = 2009 | ||
| pages = 252-259 | | pages = 252-259 | ||
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==Abstract== | ==Abstract== | ||
Results of a continuing investigation of the propulsive potential of Mach effects ? the fluctuation of the rest masses of objects that store internal energy as they are accelerated by external forces ? obtained in the past year or so are reported. Two chief lines of investigation have been pursued: testing Mach-Lorentz thrusters (MLTs) and exploration of the | Results of a continuing investigation of the propulsive potential of Mach effects ? the fluctuation of the rest masses of objects that store internal energy as they are accelerated by external forces ? obtained in the past year or so are reported. Two chief lines of investigation have been pursued: testing Mach-Lorentz thrusters (MLTs) and exploration of the "bulk acceleration" conjecture. | ||
[[Category:Scientific Paper|investigation propulsive aspects mach effects]] | [[Category:Scientific Paper|investigation propulsive aspects mach effects]] | ||
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| Scientific Paper | |
|---|---|
| Title | Investigation of Propulsive Aspects of Mach Effects |
| Author(s) | James F Woodward |
| Keywords | Mach's Principle, Propellantless Propulsion |
| Published | 2009 |
| Pages | 252-259 |
Abstract
Results of a continuing investigation of the propulsive potential of Mach effects ? the fluctuation of the rest masses of objects that store internal energy as they are accelerated by external forces ? obtained in the past year or so are reported. Two chief lines of investigation have been pursued: testing Mach-Lorentz thrusters (MLTs) and exploration of the "bulk acceleration" conjecture.