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The Slepian Drive: James Corum’s Propellantless Propulsion Proposal
In 1949, Westinghouse engineer Joseph Slepian sketched a spacecraft powered by coils, capacitor plates, and radio-frequency electricity. His hypothetical machine appeared to offer roughly 150 newtons of force without expelling propellant, but…
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Nikola Tesla Said It Could Be Done. The Corum Brothers Explained How.
Nikola Tesla imagined a world powered without transmission lines, reported strange luminous phenomena around his electrical machines, and wondered whether mysterious signals…
APEC 10/24: Future Propulsion, Gravity Modification & Magnetism
Gary Stephenson will explore what’s next in propulsion, energy, and communications; Dr. Lucian Ionescu will revisit Alzofon’s gravity-modification experiments and discuss his…
Cold Fusion & LENR: From Metal Lattices to Mini Reactors?
What if fusion’s future isn’t one enormous power plant, but many smaller reactors serving homes, vehicles, and neighborhoods? That’s the possibility physicist and electrical…
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Alt Propulsion Is Now AltSci
Alt Propulsion is now the Alternative Science Network (AltSci). As we approach our sixth anniversary and look ahead to 2027, we’re bringing a broader range of science and…
Cold Fusion & LENR: From Nanogaps to Megawatts?
Cold fusion didn’t end in 1989, but can it scale from lab experiments to megawatts? Former Los Alamos nuclear chemist Dr. Edmund Storms believes the answer depends less on…
Salvatore Pais: The Navy Patents & Breakthrough Physics
Salvatore Pais’s Navy patents pose an extraordinary engineering question: can carefully controlled electromagnetic systems do more than power motors, transmit signals, or…
