Theory and history of inertial propulsion.
Inertial propulsion is propellant-less and reactionless propulsion kind based on rotation of mass, which are generating centrifugal forces or inertial force impulses. Inertial propulsion often is manipulating inertia allowing the system to gain speed in linear motion by use of power from electric motors. Most popular type of inertial propulsion are the telescopic arms guided ex-centered mass systems here with calculation of point centrifugal force acting in highest and lowest side of the device. Inertial manipulation is based on synchronous movement of ex-centered mass: Unpaired rotation of ex-center mass. Paired synchronized rotation of ex-centered mass. 3D inertial mechanism Equivalence of mass and energy. Velocity multiplied by mass is equal force. Ten kilograms weight is equal to 5 kilograms in gravity field and will be weight the same if 5 kg disc will be rotating with appropriate velocity in one direction. Inertial propulsion was known already in Nicola Tesla’s times. He was also...
