Theory of Inertia, Artificial Gravitation and Gravitational Propulsion

ISBN-13: 9786202073714 / Angielski / Miękka / 2017 / 144 str.

Constantin Sandu; Dan Brasoveanu

Opis

This book presents a new theory of inertia, gravitation and space propulsion. For propulsion, our civilization relies on the Law of Momentum Conservation. Basic calculations show this method requires prohibitively large amounts of fuel to propel even minute payloads at low speed. It is clear that a new propulsion physics is necessary: generating of artificial gravitational radiation on spacecraft board and using of this radiation for self-attraction of spacecraft to the desired direction. The technology for generation of artificial gravitation and its using for spacecraft propulsion is presented in detail in this book. Due to Einstein's 'Equivalence Principle' between gravitational field and inertia field, no acceleration is felt by passengers during flight. What is inertia? Nobody offered a credible explanation until now. In this book it is shown that inertia is a relativistic Doppler effect which appears even at low speeds due to wave features of matter's micro-components. In this book principles of gravitational propulsion are explained, the 'Law of Conversion of Electromagnetic Waves in Gravitational Waves' is enounced and blueprints of various gravitational spacecraft designs.

O autorze

Dr. Constantin Sandu and Dr. Dan Brasoveanu are scientists working in research and development of aerospace propulsion for over 35 years with Romanian and American aerospace research institutes. They proposed the double-flutter flight principle, technologies for concentration the solar light for terraformation of Mars and deviation of asteroids.