Field-effect propulsion ideas that couple EM fields, plasmas, and spacetime. Dive into models, diagnostics, and experiments targeting measurable forces. We highlight test setups, instrumentation, and ways to separate real thrust from artifacts while advancing theory that can be falsified.
NASA Breakthrough Propulsion Physics: Revisiting The Top Prospects
More than two decades ago, NASA’s Breakthrough Propulsion Physics (BPP) program sifted through “impossible” propulsion claims, narrowed them to the most credible test targets, and ran lean feasibility studies. This…
Fran De Aquino’s System-H: ELF Gravity Control at One Hertz
The last object most people picture when they hear “antigravity” is a cannonball—an iron sphere with the blunt medieval logic of weight and impact. But in Professor Fran De Aquino’s System-H, that heavy ball isn’t a…
Roger Shawyer’s EmDrive: Engineering The “Impossible Drive”
The EmDrive was called “impossible” because it promised propulsion without propellant - but the longer the debate ran, the more impossibility shifted from theory to practice. The hard part wasn’t drawing a cone on a…
Reverse Engineering Ancient Vimanas: From Sanskrit to Schematic
Ancient Indian scriptures have long described Vimanas—flying machines that defy gravity, vanish into the skies, and harness the sun’s power. For centuries, these tales were viewed as mythology. But aerospace engineer…
Ion Drive Propulsion: Types, Development, and Future Prospects
Ion drives – more broadly, electric propulsion systems – mark a sharp break from the explosive, high-thrust chemical rockets that opened the Space Age. Instead of brief bursts of force, ion drives accelerate charged…
Stoyan Sarg and the SARG Effect: Reimagining Gravity and Propulsion
What if gravity wasn’t an immutable law to obey, but an engineering variable you could dial up, bend sideways, or almost switch off—enough to lift a ship without rockets, glide through the air in a cocoon of altered…
David Pares’ Variable Electromagnetic Drive (VEM Drive)
What if a warp bubble didn’t require the energy of a planet, but something closer to a rack of RF amplifiers and a clever way to fold their fields together? In a program that grew as much from storm physics as from…
Dielectrophoresis as a Means for Artificial Gravity
Dr. Jason Cassibry provides an overview of his team’s lab at UAH work with high voltage dielectrophoresis, which is being studied for in-space applications like artificial gravity for crewed missions. His team is…
Salvatore Pais & John Brandenburg Discuss The “Superforce”
Drs. Salvatore Pais and John Brandenburg participate in a joint discussion of Pais’ new publication on the “Superforce” and it’s relationship to the Pais Effect. Dr. Pais has described the “Superforce” as a “Fundamental…
The Superforce & Pais Effect
Dr. Salvatore Pais explains his research into the "Superforce" & Pais Effect, and discusses new models of physics, advanced propulsion technology, the UAP phenomenon, post-biological intelligence, the Orch OR conscious…