http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/emdrive-na sa-eagleworks-paper-has-

yet no working applications...

>>8311327

...because they ALWAYS go from "proof of concept" straight to "MASS FUCKING PRODUCTION!"

ARMCHAIR SCIENTISTS BLOWN THE FUCK OUT

Eat it, faggots. Literally nobody liked you being no-fun shitbags who couldn't believe something new had been discovered, and now you're just blatantly fucking wrong pissants.

>>8311327
The scientific world needs more sad nay sayers like you.

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>>8311350
>>8311355
all that salt lmao
come back when you have something real meme drivers :^)

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"People all around the world have been measuring thrust. You've got guys building them in their garages and very large organisations building cavities too. They're all generating thrust, there's no great mystery. People think it's black magic or something, but it's not. Any physicist worth his salt should understand how it works, or if they don't, they should change their profession."

If its this black and white, Why has there been such a debate about it and why has he been pulling "warp bubbles"out of his arse for an explanation on how it works. Still sceptical

Whether or not meme drive works, Shawyer's theory was demonstrated to be incorrect (unsurprising given it is entirely an approximation error).

As for the publication of the meme drive manuscript, passing peer review for an engineering journal isn't too hard; randomly generated papers have done it before. This mound of gibberish should pass even easier as no one qualified to publish in AIAA would be qualified to comment on any proposal of how the thing works.

>>8311350
>implying proof

>>8311397
Only voice of sanity in this /b/ level thread

if it's a simple as microwaves in a funny shape

why aren't others making and testing them?

just bolt one on a skateboard and see how much power it needs to move

>>8311410
NASA did test it. The power output is ridiculously low and useless as expected. There's a reason why people call it the meme drive.

>>8311327
nice autismo fagget

>>8311425
>can reorient satellites in orbit without thrusters
>useless
Maybe its not a new new paradigm in space travel but its certainly not useless.

>>8311425
NASA tested it and the investigator asserted that his barely-discernable-from-noise signal couldn't possible be from anything other than reactionaless thrust, ignoring a pile of confounding factors other than the potential that the external, unloaded circuit maybe introduced anomalous forces due to interactions with external fields.

>>8311319

We have a space station. Make a prototype, send it to the space station, and TEST it!

>>8311319
the chinese already disproved it. When you put it in a vacuum with its own power source no thrust is created.

>>8311319
You put it right in a submarine / And it flies so high that it can't be seen / The wonderful, wonderful Meme Machine!

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>>8311353
>pissants

>>8311626
I will take the redhead on the end, please!

>>8311626
Only two of those smiles look even vaguely sincere.

>1 mN/kg

>miracle

>>8311353
Nigga most real science is done from armchairs anyway.

Do you think the Higgs Boson was discovered by scientists waltzing down to the end of a particle accelerator and collecting particles in a bucket? The actual discovery of the Higgs Boson took a bunch of people in armchairs poring over the data from the LHC.

>>8311683
It's somthing

>>8311618
Don't you mean "the Chinese were too incompetent to build a replica correctly" - just like all Chinese craftsmanship.