Ukrainian parliament signs law offering $1 million rewards to defecting Russian soldiers who hand over a fighter jet or a warship

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It seems that Ukraine is offering a 1 million dollar reward to defecting Russian soldiers that hand over a fighter jet or warship, read more at https://www.yahoo.com/news/ukrainian-parliament-signs-law-offering-123957134.html

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8 hours ago, JeffreysTubes8 said:

Between Russia and China we might be in trouble. If China really does have secret underground particle accelerators larger than the LHC as I hear. Fast nukes pose an issue because by the time we can intercept they’ve already crossed halfway through the pacific. That’s either fusion thrust or antimatter thrust. They reach their transpacific targets in minutes not hours.

The Nimitz tic-tac & the Lebanon UFO still have better acceleration. They knock electrons out of orbit and release half of the positive ions. Long story short the negative ion force field squeezes a fusion reaction to force the ball forward like toothpaste. The difference between pulse detonation and normal fusion reaction is immense. The Lebanon ufo in the highland Illinois croissant craft was faster than an antimatter rocket booster, it went from 10 mph to Mach 3 within 3 seconds with no sonic boom (the ion force field tic-tac were internal propulsion source, no exhaust or jet turbine to create air pressure it’s all contained). It’s called a momentum thruster, or reactionless drive.

Too bad Ocean Breeze sealed the deal permanently by not funding me being someone who knows what he is looking at. Idk care about the band that’s not what did me in, it’s his lack of making me known for what he knows I know about.

 

 

 

8 hours ago, JeffreysTubes8 said:

I know about the engineering and how to use calc for the specs and that is field work which after PhD but he wants to leave me to the sharks so that settles it

welcome back polymath.

[silazcarbryck]

I was under the impression that the EM drive couldn't be demonstrated by any second party experimentalists to exhibit the properties required for single vector anglular momentum, just that it created thrust in all directions, meaning that it didn't break any rules of conservation of energy, and so making it useless as a propulsion system? It's probably even more sci-fi than my matter/antimatter duoverse idea Jefferys!

Regarding hypersonic missiles. It is my belief that Russia put all that out the other year as propaganda, they may well still be developing the weapon, but as far as I'm concerned I don't believe they genuinely have a reliable working prototype yet let alone any production model. The graphics animation video that got released back then looked like it had been cut togther from some earlier version of Kerbal Space Program footage. Just because you can do something in KSP doesn't mean it can be done in the real world, well yet anyway.

As for UFO's. I'm not a massive fan of them, certainly they wouldn't be piloted by any aliens which I don't believe in. But there are plenty of unexplained and unusually shaped arial vehicle type things that have been caught on camera which are interesting, but still unidentified. Don't forget that just like photographs of ghosts and fairies started up when photography was invented and people could superimpose and composite several images at various exposure levels together in the darkroom, UFO's suddenly sprang into existence not long after movie film and arial flight were invented, so could be a more logical explaination for this phenomena. Especially in this day and age where video compositing and editing is a common skill and we nearly all have Adobe Premiere and Photoshop on our computers now that we have an explosion of UFO videos proliferating all over the internet. Well that would be my explanation and argument anyway.

Edited April 7, 2022 by silazcarbryck