Jeffrey Cook on Inertial Propulsion
Jeffrey Cook demonstrates a model inertial propulsion device that he's developed and describes it's method of propulsion, which is based on research into physics and magnetism undertaken by Cook over the last few years.
Roy Thornson’s Inertial Propulsion Demonstration
A demonstration of the Thornson Inertial Engine - an off-center rotator design shown propelling a canoe through a swimming pool during testing by Brandson R. Thornson. The Thornson drive is one of many mechanical-implementations inertial…
Gennady Shipov’s Inertial Propulsion Drive
Dr. Gennady Shipov demonstrates a model for a reactionless mechanical propulsion system developed by Russian engineer Vladimir Tolchin. The device, shown operating on a low-friction table covered with oil, clearly demonstrates directional…
Alex Frolov on Inertial Propulsion
Alex Frolov is the director of Faraday Labs and the editor of New Energy Technologies Magazine, a breakthrough-science publication published in St. Petersburg, Russia. His role gives him a unique perspective on Antigravity research in the…
The Woodward Effect
Dr. James Woodward's research has led to the Woodward Effect, a radiation reaction and Wheeler-Feynman like in that it makes the supposition that when an object with mass accelerates, it radiates gravitational waves that interact with the…
Andrew Palfreyman on Inertial Propulsion
Andrew Palfreyman describes working on a bigger, faster Mach-Lorentz Thruster with the potential to produce up to 60-kilograms of inertial propulsion thrust. Palfreyman participated in publishing his earlier experimental success at the…
Andrew Palfreyman on Mach’s Principle
Engineer & innovator Andrew Palfreyman joins us to talk about his latest project: an experimental collaboration with Woodward & March to develop the Mach-Lorentz Thruster, a new type of inertial propulsion drive utilizing piezo crystal…
Mike Waters on Nazi UFO Research
Harbinson's book "Genesis" first proposed the idea that the Third Reich had developed a Nazi UFO and stored it secretly in a base in Antarctica. Strange as that may sound, Harbinson based his story on detailed historical research of that…
James E. Cox on Inertial Propulsion
Inventor Jim Cox joins us to talk about experiments with Mach's principle, including an inertial propulsion thruster capable of lifting 100 pound weights 6-feet in height, as well as the MHD Dipole-Thruster, a unique electromagnetic…
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