NASA researchers confirmed that a space propulsion technology that violates the laws of physics and is “impossible†is actually working. This propulsion engine does not require any propellant to generate power, which means it violates classical mechanics. But now, two independent teams have proven that the working principle of this "impossible" engine can make a better future for space.
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British researchers invented the so-called "EmDrive" technology, which uses solar energy to drive multiple microwaves back and forth in closed spaces. This means that unless the hardware fails or is worn, the engine can run permanently. "Obviously, the whole thing sounds like a joke. Theoretically, this will not happen." But a team of Chinese scientists discovered that this would generate 720 millinewtons of force enough to drive a satellite thruster. But still no one wants to believe it.
The American inventor Guido decided to establish his own EmDrive, which he called the Canny Drive. At the end of 2013, he persuaded NASA's mechanical engineers to try this driver at the Johnson Space Center. Canny drives can generate 30 to 50 micronewtons of force, but the main problem is that this technology does generate force. This technology has been proven by two independent teams. And NASA researchers are verifying the results to ensure there are no mistakes. But they also need to figure out how this technology works and they are not yet sure. However, they show that this may be related to the entry and exit of subatomic particles in enclosed spaces. "The future test plan will be independently verified and verified in other equipment," said NASA researchers.
