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There was kind of. When they turn the EMDrive on its side the thrust doesn't come from the cone anymore it comes from an angle meaning that the angle at which t
by akhatri_aus 8y ago
There was kind of. When they turn the EMDrive on its side the thrust doesn't come from the cone anymore it comes from an angle meaning that the angle at which the EMDrive/cone is placed has no relevance to the thrust's vector.
Imagine turning a rocket from horizontal to vertical and finding it still goes up, despite the exhaust from the engine going sideways.
- bufferoverflow 8y agoThat's not what Fig 13 says.
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