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I believe it was eventually understood that the "dummy" wasn't a complete control, it was just there to prove whether or not the hypothesized mechanism of the t
by netcraft 12y ago
I believe it was eventually understood that the "dummy" wasn't a complete control, it was just there to prove whether or not the hypothesized mechanism of the thrust was actually responsible or not (and that it ruled out that theory).
- readerrrr 12y agoCorrect. It is misleading to say that the "dummy" produced thrust. There were two versions of the engine; both produced thrust and there was a control unit which didn't.