Inertial frames and breakthrough propulsion physics

On the anomalous forces in microwave cavity‐magnetron systems

“…An alternative theoretical framework has also been proposed in [41], and it reinforces the idea of a possible connection between micro and macro systems to explain the EM‐Drive anomalous thrust. Other work analysing the possibility of thrust in drives was also reported in [42], in which it is considered open problems in physics to explain the phenomena, as the sources and mechanisms of inertial frames, the coupling of gravitation to the other fundamental forces, and the nature of the quantum vacuum. Our theoretical framework reported in the literature considers that from GQE hypothesis, we can describe some macroscopic observables as representative of the physical system of the microscopic quantum entanglements between the particles of the devices and the environment, so that it is worth to calculate the magnitude of the forces generated in the cavity via equations using classical quantities.…”

Inertial Propulsion Devices: A Review

“…One of them is based to General Relativity according to which when a mass is closed to a rapidly rotating ring, not only a centripetal but also an axial force is induced [205,206]. On the same direction there are some newer thoughts on the frame-dragging effect by Tajmar [207] which were later extended by Millis [208]. But the most striking publication is probably that describing the theory by Wisdom [209] according to which "…Therefore, it is indeed possible to swim in spacetime.…”

Inertial Propulsion Devices: A Review

“…One of them is based on General Relativity, according to which when a mass is near a rapidly rotating ring, not only a centripetal but also an axial force will be induced [211,212]; this effect is a consequence of Mach's principle [213]. In the same direction, there are some newer thoughts on the frame-dragging effect by Tajmar [214], which were later extended by Millis [215].…”