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Topic: Science > Physics
User: "Ian Parker"
Date: 12 Oct 2005 09:52:41 AM
Object: What are UFOs
3 possibilities - Extraterrestrial spacecraft, Black flights of
terrestrial origin or the explanations offered by Peter Klass the
official debunker. This is a situation where one would like Google to
have a facility to vote. No doubt this will come in due course.
EXTRATERRESTRIAL SPACECRAFT
There are 2 possibilities here which should not be confused. There is
Faster than Light (FTL) travel and there are the subluminal Von Neumann
probes. Jack Sarfetti keeps posting on FTL, and on the Torsion Warp
Drive.
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/sci.physics.relativity/browse_frm/thread/83cb28043cc5b2e8/1caa29f1be4ba16c?lnk=st&q=causation&rnum=1&hl=en#1caa29f1be4ba16c
provides a pretty watertight refutation of any notion of FTL travel, at
least at times different from the moment of creation and the possible
end of the Universe.
http://www.arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/9712344
is a very interesting paper on a "cyclical" self creating Universe. If
we were to plunge into a black hole at the end of the Universe where
our "bubble" collapses onto the black hole we would be traveling FTL
through the wormhole which had been created
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/sci.physics/browse_frm/thread/915c20d475aa8da5/7e94e2d0faa89f5c?lnk=st&q=baby+universe&rnum=1&hl=en#7e94e2d0faa89f5c
This thread is also interesting. HOWEVER AT ALL OTHER TIMES FTL
VIOLATES CAUSALITY.
What about Von Neumann probes? These are certainly possible within the
laws of physics and indeed considerable progress has been made in terms
of us being able to build a Von Neumann machine and construct a VN
probe.
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/rec.aviation.military/browse_frm/thread/1d7c010855caf1dd/074a60610c4da1bb?lnk=raot&hl=en#074a60610c4da1bb
is a thread on VN machines. Some of the contributions are very good
wile others are quite frankly off the point. As far as papers which
report recent progress are concerned.
http://www.spacedaily.com/news/robot-05q.html
is a report on a self replicating robot produced by Bath University. As
a self replicating machine its cost will come down to a few dollars. It
can make a number of household items. Vital when people tell you the
part is no longer made.
http://www.news.cornell.edu/stories/May05/selfrep.ws.html
Here is a proof of concept from Cornell. We are still a long way away
but very definite advances are being made. There is no doubt whatsoever
that the concept is physically sound and that self replicating machines
will be made on the Moon or on asteroids at some point.
However the fact that a VN machine and a VN probe is possible does not
mean necessarily that ET has actually made one. I would say their
existence is unlikely for the following reasons.
1) To get to c/2 or thereabouts (this is the speed I have, perhaps
arbitrarily assumed for the VN probe) requires large amounts of laser
or microwave power. Most of this energy must of necessity go into the
cosmos. Already the Earth is emitting as much radio energy as a star, a
VN probe would involve millions of times more energy. It is certain
that this energy would be seen.
2) The whole idea of a VN probe is that it replicates - at its
destination. A probe therefore must not only have traveled to the solar
system but must have replicated there. If it had there would be a
laser/microwave system lying dormant somewhere in the solar system,
probably the inner solar system as there is more energy there. Where is
it?
The flying saucer buffs will probably still not be happy they will say
that they are using "stealth" technology beyond our comprehension.
Bollocks I say.
TERRESTRIAL BLACK FLIGHT
Some time ago I ran a thread.
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/rec.aviation.military/browse_frm/thread/8970ef5c5366def9/30686c56f0a89dd4?lnk=st&q=disc+aircraft+a+serious+aviation+concept&rnum=1&hl=en#30686c56f0a89dd4
There is quite a long history as Rob Arndt pointed out of disc shaped
prototypes. The physics behind the Coanda effect is perfectly sound. A
rotating airflow on the topside of the disc creates a partial vacuum
and therefore lift. There was a great deal of correspondence in the
thread, a great deal of critical comment. There was in fact nothing
which disproved the concept in physical terms.
With all aircraft there is conservation of momentum, this means that
the force required to keep a heavier than air machine in the air must
be countered by air being thrust downwards. A fixed wing does this by
moving forward and allowing the wings to send the air traversed
downwards. A partial vacuum above the wing lifts the aircraft and also
sends the requisite amount of air downwards. A helicopter does this by
a rotating screw. A Coanda aircraft is sucked up by the vortex on its
top surface. As soon as it accelerates it flies as a conventional fixed
wing.
We know as a fact that through the years a number of such aircraft were
built and tested. This is an undeniable fact. The puzzling question
though is whatever came of it. Why are there no vertical take off disc
aircraft in service, either civil or military. One would have thought
that a "helicopter" which was capable of 800km/h as a fixed wing would
be an instant success. Is the Physics unsound? If it is unsound where
is it unsound? In the thread there is a great deal of "It doesn't
work", there is no real refutation in terms of Physics. There are
refutations based on the laws of Physics for FTL, warp drives etc.
There is no valid refutation which I have seen for VTOL disc aircraft.
In fact the only refutation, if you could call it that, was given by
myself. A disc aircraft is unstable, particularly in the region between
hovering and fixed wing stall. This would have been an absolute no no
for early experiments, but powerful computers are now available which
can render the aircraft, and the airflow round it stable.
Jack has talked about UFOs being examples of metric engineering.
Everyone would look foolish if all they were was examples of Bernoillis
equation.
There are accounts of high performance UFOs where the UFO travels at
several times the speed of sound. This may be explicable in terms of
atmospheric phenomena, the official debunk, although high performance
for a limited period may not by itself indicate an advanced system
Rockets after all give high performance but only for a few minutes. To
really establish a high level of technology you need to fly a long
distance (say London to Tokyo) at 5 times the speed of sound. No UFO
has ever been reported as emerging 10,000km away.
PETER KLASS, THE OFFICIAL STORY
There is too much historical evidence of black flight for the
explanations of Peter Klass, the official debunker. Remember that he
was as interested in debunking terrestrial black flight as he was in
debunking extraterrestrial flight. Perhaps more so, after all the
secrets which had to be guarded were black and not extraterrestrial. I
will say one thing Peter Klass was extremely ingenious and perhaps
scientists should be looking at obscure meteorological phenomena. There
is one phenomenon which might well turn out to be important and that is
that close to an earthquake there is stress in the rock and this can
give rise to piezoelectricity. Luminous balls of light fly rapidly over
the ground.
.

User: "Matt Giwer"

Title: Re: What are UFOs 18 Oct 2005 08:43:50 PM
If we knew they would be Indentified Flying Objects.
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User: "Jor-El"

Title: Re: What are UFOs 12 Oct 2005 12:48:44 PM
"Ian Parker" <ianparker2@gmail.com> wrote in news:1129128761.087859.247200
@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com:

What are UFOs

Swamp gas from a weather balloon gets trapped in a thermal pocket and
reflects the light from Venus.
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User: "Lynette"

Title: Re: What are UFOs 19 Oct 2005 02:45:28 PM
Ian Parker wrote:

3 possibilities - Extraterrestrial spacecraft, Black flights of
terrestrial origin or the explanations offered by Peter Klass the
official debunker.

They're either natural phenomena or not. If natural, they're either
known natural phenomena or unknown/conjectured. If not natural, they're
either human in origin or not. If not, they're either terrestial (from
some species other than human residing on Earth) or extra-terrestial.
If extra-terrestial, they're either vehicles (if transporting
extra-terrestials) or probes or other artifacts, possibly lost (if
not).
If an extra-terrestial probe, then the usual constraints on space
travel don't apply. It could come from anywhere, at any time over a
large range of time in the past, could have taken any amount of time to
get here, and could have even replicated itself using the resources
found on other celestial bodies along the way.
.
User: "Mike Combs"

Title: Re: What are UFOs 19 Oct 2005 03:46:43 PM
"Lynette" <lynette_19@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1129751128.480652.203160@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...


If an extra-terrestial probe, then the usual constraints on space
travel don't apply. It could come from anywhere, at any time over a
large range of time in the past, could have taken any amount of time to
get here, and could have even replicated itself using the resources
found on other celestial bodies along the way.

Good points. We need to stay open to all possibilities, and not just the
ones frequently presented to us in science fiction.
Here's an additional "thinking out of the box" possibility: Even if we
assume these supposed spacecraft are manned (well, you know what I mean) and
came from their point of destination to the Earth in a reasonable amount of
time (a year or less), we still don't need to assume that they traveled
faster than the speed of light. Ever since Gerard O'Neill, we've known that
we don't necessarily need planets to live in space. We can't really rule
out the possibility that ETs have settled in our outer solar system using
orbital habitat technology. In which case their trips here may only
traverse a few light-hours.
I think there are good arguments against UFOs being ET spacecraft, but I
don't think the speed of light limitation numbers among them.
--
Regards,
Mike Combs
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Member of the National Non-sequitur Society. We may not make
much sense, but we do like pizza.
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User: ""

Title: Re: What are UFOs 19 Oct 2005 04:08:01 PM
Member of the National Non-sequitur Society. We may not make
much sense, but we do like pizza.
*************
Non-sequiturs are my favorite floor covering.
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User: "Ian Parker"

Title: Re: What are UFOs 20 Oct 2005 12:54:51 PM

We can't really rule out the possibility that ETs have settled in our outer solar system >using orbital habitat technology. In which case their trips here may only traverse a few >light-hours.

But why? Developed intelligent life can live in space, on a not too
friendly planetary surface (like the Moon for example). They cannot
however evolve there. They must have trveled to the solar system at
some time in the past and decided to live in the void/on a moon. Why
have they done this. In my posts to
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/sci.physics/browse_frm/thread/1d7c010855caf1dd/0efe055bf81ee3e7?lnk=arm&hl=en#0efe055bf81ee3e7
I have argued that the only sensible spot for ET is the Web. If he
isn't there he aint anywhere. The reason for visting the solar system
is research and knowledge. Where is the best place to gain that? If he
wants to modify our behaviour in any way, what is the best place to be
to do it? I have argued this at length.
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User: ""

Title: Re: What are UFOs 08 Nov 2005 02:11:35 PM
Mike Combs wrote:

I think there are good arguments against UFOs being ET spacecraft, but I
don't think the speed of light limitation numbers among them.

Actually, the speed of light "limitation" is a key *enabler*.
The following refutes the notion that anything that goes out is only
going out in piecemeal island-hopping fashion. The mere ability to
leave the solar system, alone, practically brings you to the other side
of the universe -- precisely because of the light barrier. The *actual*
barrier is (inner solar system) vs. (everywhere else), not (solar
system & near galaxy) vs. (rest of the universe).
In contrast, for Newtonian Physics, the fundamental barrier is the
inertia barrier, which is even more insurmountable; yielding, in fact,
poorer travel times in all cases for all distances.
Excerpted from 2005 July 31 sci.physics:
Minimum travel times are calculated assuming the travel involves
continuously accelerating over the intervening space at 9.8
meters/second^2 or about 1G, and then at the halfway point decelerating
at the same rate.
You can get anywhere in 50 years, so a ship doesn't need to store any
more fuel than is required to do a continuous 50 year long burn at 1G.
The amount of fuel required varies exponentially with the propellant
velocity, so long-distance travel requires propellant which leaves the
ship at light speed (i.e. a photonic drive). Anything less is out of
the question for a continuous burn longer than a few minutes or hours.
(For Newtonian Physics, the 50 year time limit doesn't get you much
beyond Antares, and you're stuck within a 600 light year radius; see
below).
Minimum travel time to the moon
3h 23m - 3h 34m
Minimum travel times to the planets in the solar system
1d 10h 50m - 3d 18h 40m Venus
1d 17h 30m - 4d 16h 20m Mars
2d 01h 20m - 3d 11h 40m Mercury
5d 16h 10m - 7d 06h 40m Jupiter
8d 02h 00m - 9d 12h 40m Saturn
11d 21h 10m - 13d 03h 20m Uranus
15d 08h 20m - 16d 00h 10m Neptune
15d 07h 40m - 20d 07h 00m Pluto
17d 01h 00m - 28d 03h 20m Xena (3.3 - 9.0 billion miles away)
The times required to get to any other solar system by this means are
on the the same order as those to get to anywhere else in the universe
that can be reached at all. (You can get anywhere in the visible
universe in 50 years ship time at 1G).
Distance & minimum travel times to selected stars
4.4 LY 3.59y Rigel Kentaurus alpha Centauri
9 LY 4.68y Sirius alpha Canis Majoris
25.3 LY 6.46y Vega alpha Lyrae
34 LY 7.00y Pollux beta Geminorum
431 LY 11.83y Polaris alpha Ursae Minoris
604 LY 12.48y Antares alpha Scorpii
773 LY 12.96y Rigel alpha Orionis
1523 LY 14.27y Sadr gamma Cygni
1791 LY 14.58y Wezen delta Canis Majoris
For all practical purposes, any engineering solution to accomplish
travel by these means to ANYWHERE outside the solar system will also
mean the ability to accomplish travel to EVERYWHERE in the universe.
Minimum travel times for larger distances
22.38y 100,000 LY (Across the galaxy)
28.19y 2,000,000 LY (To Andromeda)
31.31y 10,000,000 LY
35.77y 100,000,000 LY
40.24y 1,000,000,000 LY
53.63y 1,000,000,000,000 LY
67.02y 1,000,000,000,000,000 LY
This completely debunks the idea of colonies spreading in
island-hopping fashion. As seen below, the only barrier to spread is
the Solar System Barrier; not the "stellar distance barrier". So,
whatever colonization or exploration has taken place from elsewhere, by
these means, will have been immediately to every star system in every
galaxy, not just to nearby star systems in this one.
This puts the question of alien visitations (or the absence thereof) in
even starker form. They can literally come from anywhere -- assuming
they can come from anywhere at all. This means -- barring the
possibility of a nearly universal Dead Zone that's kept alien
civilizations everywhere else from existing or getting aloft -- we
must, in fact, already be teeming with visitors from everywhere, their
probes, or both.
.... which means: either the barrage of UFO sightings that have existed
for at least a half century or more are for real and a good number of
them must be of bona fide alien vehicles or alien probes; or otherwise,
the only conclusion left is that that a massive number of people (the
large majority, by any recent survey) are deluded; the Universe is a
Dead Zone: something's prevented spacefaring civilizations from
existing anywhere in the Universe and (since the Earth is about to go
spacefaring), the Earth is next on the Dead Zone list.
Take your pick.
NOTE:
The expression for travel time T over distance X with uniform
acceleration and deceleration A is T = (2C/A)*ln(z + sqrt(z^2 - 1)),
where z = 1 + AX/(2 C^2), and C = light speed. In Newtonian Physics, it
would have been T = 2*sqrt(X/A), which is exponentially worse, for
large distances, X.
Comparisons to times based on Newtonian Physics are as follows:
The moon & planets -- the same.
Selected stars
4.4 LY 3.59y -> 4.13y Rigel Kentaurus alpha Centauri
9 LY 4.68y -> 5.91y Sirius alpha Canis Majoris
25.3 LY 6.46y -> 9.90y Vega alpha Lyrae
34 LY 7.00y -> 11.48y Pollux beta Geminorum
431 LY 11.83y -> 40.88y Polaris alpha Ursae Minoris
604 LY 12.48y -> 48.40y Antares alpha Scorpii
773 LY 12.96y -> 54.75y Rigel alpha Orionis
1523 LY 14.27y -> 76.85y Sadr gamma Cygni
1791 LY 14.58y -> 83.33y Wezen delta Canis Majoris
Larger distances
22.38y -> 623y 100,000 LY (Across the galaxy)
28.19y -> 2,785y 2,000,000 LY (To Andromeda)
31.31y -> 6,227y 10,000,000 LY
35.77y -> 19,691y 100,000,000 LY
40.24y -> 62,269y 1,000,000,000 LY
53.63y -> 1,969,134y 1,000,000,000,000 LY
67.02y -> 62,269,492y 1,000,000,000,000,000 LY
.
User: "Autymn D. C."

Title: Re: What are UFOs 30 Nov 2005 06:27:32 AM
wrote:

In contrast, for Newtonian Physics, the fundamental barrier is the
inertia barrier, which is even more insurmountable; yielding, in fact,
poorer travel times in all cases for all distances.

Excerpted from 2005 July 31 sci.physics:
Minimum travel times are calculated assuming the travel involves
continuously accelerating over the intervening space at 9.8
meters/second^2 or about 1G, and then at the halfway point decelerating
at the same rate.

You're forgetting the /outside/ time.
.

User: "Ian Parker"

Title: Re: What are UFOs 09 Nov 2005 02:32:51 AM
This is apparent ship time. A better solution might be to travel at
0.75c enase yourself in a lead/tungsten coffin (you will need to do
this because of the gas you are colliding with, even if you can escape
dust), ans have suspended animation.
You will still be travelling at c relative to everyone else.
Question : Where is all the energy coming from?
.




User: "Sam Wormley"

Title: Re: What are UFOs 12 Oct 2005 11:41:35 AM
Ian Parker wrote:

3 possibilities - Extraterrestrial spacecraft...

The problem (other than fuel costs) with relativistic
space travel... every grain of sand is catastrophic.... and
coming at any thing close to the speed of light... well the
deflector shields just ain't gonna work!
The standard answer of UFO buffs is that the aliens are more
advanced than we are... they can get around the laws of physics.
.
User: "Ian Parker"

Title: Re: What are UFOs 13 Oct 2005 05:52:09 AM

The problem (other than fuel costs) with relativistic space travel... every grain of sand is >catastrophic.... and coming at any thing close to the speed of light... well the
deflector shields just ain't gonna work!

Indeed anything you hit is a nuclear bomb. I have thought of a possible
solution. that is to put some dust in front of the spacecraft. This
means that a grain of sand will explode harmlessly away from the ship.
We could put an electrostatic charge on the dust and control its
movement with electric fields.
However I feel I should repeat what I said in my first posting. Just
because something can be done it does not mean ET has done it. Indeed
if ET had done it it would have definitely been seen to have been done.
.


User: "Uncle Al"

Title: Re: What are UFOs 12 Oct 2005 11:59:58 AM
Ian Parker wrote:
[snip]

EXTRATERRESTRIAL SPACECRAFT

[snip crap]

TERRESTRIAL BLACK FLIGHT

[snip crap]
Including the Top Secret/Lotus Eater abductions and rectal probes. (Do
the BEMs ever clean their equipment?)

PETER KLASS, THE OFFICIAL STORY

[snip crap]
The easy explanation: there are no observations.
--
Uncle Al
http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/
(Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals)
http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/qz.pdf
.

User: "Schoenfeld"

Title: Re: What are UFOs 12 Oct 2005 10:32:21 AM
Ian Parker wrote:
[snip]
Hey crackpot, UFOs are light aberrations and the planet Venus
(especially the ones routinely fired upon over Siberia and other
non-places). There is no evidence supporting UFO phenomenon at all.
Carl Cacan in his brilliant exposhition "The Demon Haunted World"
debunks, without doubt, the entire UFO phenomenon by mere opine.
Besides, don't you think our academic authorities would be on top of
this by now if there were anything to these "claims"? Don't you think
our democratically elected leaders would've revealed this to their
faithful freedom-loving tax-base by now? Oh, I suppose it's all a
'conspiracy' isn't it, new-age spiritualist crackpot? Well, don't you
think that our free media institutions would've revealed this by now?
Give it up, new-age idiot, and get a grip with reality. Here's a few
links to start you out:
http://pptkids.org/
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.physics.research?hl=en
http://www.foxnews.com/
http://www.superstringtheory.com/
You need to trust your government and academic authorities on this
issue. They know what's best, you don't.

3 possibilities - Extraterrestrial spacecraft, Black flights of
terrestrial origin or the explanations offered by Peter Klass the
official debunker. This is a situation where one would like Google to
have a facility to vote. No doubt this will come in due course.

EXTRATERRESTRIAL SPACECRAFT
There are 2 possibilities here which should not be confused. There is
Faster than Light (FTL) travel and there are the subluminal Von Neumann
probes. Jack Sarfetti keeps posting on FTL, and on the Torsion Warp
Drive.
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/sci.physics.relativity/browse_frm/thread/83cb28043cc5b2e8/1caa29f1be4ba16c?lnk=st&q=causation&rnum=1&hl=en#1caa29f1be4ba16c

provides a pretty watertight refutation of any notion of FTL travel, at
least at times different from the moment of creation and the possible
end of the Universe.
http://www.arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/9712344
is a very interesting paper on a "cyclical" self creating Universe. If
we were to plunge into a black hole at the end of the Universe where
our "bubble" collapses onto the black hole we would be traveling FTL
through the wormhole which had been created
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/sci.physics/browse_frm/thread/915c20d475aa8da5/7e94e2d0faa89f5c?lnk=st&q=baby+universe&rnum=1&hl=en#7e94e2d0faa89f5c
This thread is also interesting. HOWEVER AT ALL OTHER TIMES FTL
VIOLATES CAUSALITY.

What about Von Neumann probes? These are certainly possible within the
laws of physics and indeed considerable progress has been made in terms
of us being able to build a Von Neumann machine and construct a VN
probe.
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/rec.aviation.military/browse_frm/thread/1d7c010855caf1dd/074a60610c4da1bb?lnk=raot&hl=en#074a60610c4da1bb
is a thread on VN machines. Some of the contributions are very good
wile others are quite frankly off the point. As far as papers which
report recent progress are concerned.
http://www.spacedaily.com/news/robot-05q.html
is a report on a self replicating robot produced by Bath University. As
a self replicating machine its cost will come down to a few dollars. It
can make a number of household items. Vital when people tell you the
part is no longer made.
http://www.news.cornell.edu/stories/May05/selfrep.ws.html
Here is a proof of concept from Cornell. We are still a long way away
but very definite advances are being made. There is no doubt whatsoever
that the concept is physically sound and that self replicating machines
will be made on the Moon or on asteroids at some point.

However the fact that a VN machine and a VN probe is possible does not
mean necessarily that ET has actually made one. I would say their
existence is unlikely for the following reasons.

1) To get to c/2 or thereabouts (this is the speed I have, perhaps
arbitrarily assumed for the VN probe) requires large amounts of laser
or microwave power. Most of this energy must of necessity go into the
cosmos. Already the Earth is emitting as much radio energy as a star, a
VN probe would involve millions of times more energy. It is certain
that this energy would be seen.
2) The whole idea of a VN probe is that it replicates - at its
destination. A probe therefore must not only have traveled to the solar
system but must have replicated there. If it had there would be a
laser/microwave system lying dormant somewhere in the solar system,
probably the inner solar system as there is more energy there. Where is
it?

The flying saucer buffs will probably still not be happy they will say
that they are using "stealth" technology beyond our comprehension.
Bollocks I say.

TERRESTRIAL BLACK FLIGHT
Some time ago I ran a thread.
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/rec.aviation.military/browse_frm/thread/8970ef5c5366def9/30686c56f0a89dd4?lnk=st&q=disc+aircraft+a+serious+aviation+concept&rnum=1&hl=en#30686c56f0a89dd4
There is quite a long history as Rob Arndt pointed out of disc shaped
prototypes. The physics behind the Coanda effect is perfectly sound. A
rotating airflow on the topside of the disc creates a partial vacuum
and therefore lift. There was a great deal of correspondence in the
thread, a great deal of critical comment. There was in fact nothing
which disproved the concept in physical terms.

With all aircraft there is conservation of momentum, this means that
the force required to keep a heavier than air machine in the air must
be countered by air being thrust downwards. A fixed wing does this by
moving forward and allowing the wings to send the air traversed
downwards. A partial vacuum above the wing lifts the aircraft and also
sends the requisite amount of air downwards. A helicopter does this by
a rotating screw. A Coanda aircraft is sucked up by the vortex on its
top surface. As soon as it accelerates it flies as a conventional fixed
wing.

We know as a fact that through the years a number of such aircraft were
built and tested. This is an undeniable fact. The puzzling question
though is whatever came of it. Why are there no vertical take off disc
aircraft in service, either civil or military. One would have thought
that a "helicopter" which was capable of 800km/h as a fixed wing would
be an instant success. Is the Physics unsound? If it is unsound where
is it unsound? In the thread there is a great deal of "It doesn't
work", there is no real refutation in terms of Physics. There are
refutations based on the laws of Physics for FTL, warp drives etc.
There is no valid refutation which I have seen for VTOL disc aircraft.
In fact the only refutation, if you could call it that, was given by
myself. A disc aircraft is unstable, particularly in the region between
hovering and fixed wing stall. This would have been an absolute no no
for early experiments, but powerful computers are now available which
can render the aircraft, and the airflow round it stable.

Jack has talked about UFOs being examples of metric engineering.
Everyone would look foolish if all they were was examples of Bernoillis
equation.

There are accounts of high performance UFOs where the UFO travels at
several times the speed of sound. This may be explicable in terms of
atmospheric phenomena, the official debunk, although high performance
for a limited period may not by itself indicate an advanced system
Rockets after all give high performance but only for a few minutes. To
really establish a high level of technology you need to fly a long
distance (say London to Tokyo) at 5 times the speed of sound. No UFO
has ever been reported as emerging 10,000km away.

PETER KLASS, THE OFFICIAL STORY
There is too much historical evidence of black flight for the
explanations of Peter Klass, the official debunker. Remember that he
was as interested in debunking terrestrial black flight as he was in
debunking extraterrestrial flight. Perhaps more so, after all the
secrets which had to be guarded were black and not extraterrestrial. I
will say one thing Peter Klass was extremely ingenious and perhaps
scientists should be looking at obscure meteorological phenomena. There
is one phenomenon which might well turn out to be important and that is
that close to an earthquake there is stress in the rock and this can
give rise to piezoelectricity. Luminous balls of light fly rapidly over
the ground.

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User: ""

Title: Re: What are UFOs 12 Oct 2005 10:47:52 AM
I mthink the situation is totally different from what you claim. UFOs
are the result of terrestrial black flight. I trust disinterested
scientific authourities - Yes. The goivernment - No. In fact I reckon
that the military started Extraterrestrial spacecraft as a cover for
black flight.
Black flight cannot be denied. As one contributor has claimed they
mostly crashed. Even so they DEFINITELY flew.
How can we trust the government when they themselves are the source of
all the rumors?
.
User: "Michael Gray"

Title: Re: What are UFOs 13 Oct 2005 05:13:04 AM
On 12 Oct 2005 08:47:52 -0700,
wrote:

I mthink the situation is totally different from what you claim. UFOs
are the result of terrestrial black flight. I trust disinterested
scientific authourities - Yes. The goivernment - No. In fact I reckon
that the military started Extraterrestrial spacecraft as a cover for
black flight.

Black flight cannot be denied. As one contributor has claimed they
mostly crashed. Even so they DEFINITELY flew.

How can we trust the government when they themselves are the source of
all the rumors?

You are loopier than I had first thought.
How do you explain KLJasQfsa$welLLo?
Can't?
Then UFOs and Telepathy *MUST* be real!
.



User: ""

Title: Re: What are UFOs 12 Oct 2005 10:11:33 AM
In sci.physics Ian Parker <ianparker2@gmail.com> wrote:
<snip>

We know as a fact that through the years a number of such aircraft were
built and tested. This is an undeniable fact. The puzzling question
though is whatever came of it. Why are there no vertical take off disc
aircraft in service, either civil or military. One would have thought
that a "helicopter" which was capable of 800km/h as a fixed wing would
be an instant success. Is the Physics unsound? If it is unsound where
is it unsound? In the thread there is a great deal of "It doesn't
work", there is no real refutation in terms of Physics. There are
refutations based on the laws of Physics for FTL, warp drives etc.
There is no valid refutation which I have seen for VTOL disc aircraft.
In fact the only refutation, if you could call it that, was given by
myself. A disc aircraft is unstable, particularly in the region between
hovering and fixed wing stall. This would have been an absolute no no
for early experiments, but powerful computers are now available which
can render the aircraft, and the airflow round it stable.

All the saucer airplanes crashed and the idea was abandonded as being
stupid.
Saucer airplanes have no aerodynmic or construction pluses and a lot of
minues.
Helicopter speed is limited by the lift on the retreating blade
approaching zero as the aircraft velocity approaches the retreating
blade velocity. This makes the helicopter fall over.
<snip>
--
Jim Pennino
Remove .spam.sux to reply.
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User: "Ian Parker"

Title: Re: What are UFOs 12 Oct 2005 10:27:55 AM

All the saucer airplanes crashed and the idea was abandonded as being stupid.

I fely myself that they might without computers. I introduced in topic
in rec.aviation.military some time ago because I felt that computer
technology had changed the situation.

Helicopter speed is limited by the lift on the retreating blade
approaching zero as the aircraft velocity approaches the retreating
blade velocity. This makes the helicopter fall over.

I realize this. Also a leading blade connot travel faster than Mach 1.
I would have thought this constituted a very real aerodynamic
advantage. With a disc you have both hovering AND fixed wing speed.

Saucer airplanes have no aerodynmic or construction pluses and a lot of minues.

There is one additional plus and that is the absense of torque. The
lift is under the load. Even if the Lift/Drag ratio worse than for a
wing this would be compensated for in terms of reduced deadweight.
The most interesting aspect of the discussion of course is stability
and how this can be tackled aeodynamically and computationally.
.
User: ""

Title: Re: What are UFOs 12 Oct 2005 07:05:40 PM

With a disc you have both hovering AND fixed wing speed.

The problem is that you _don't_. The amount of lift that can be
generated is very low. It is enough for a frisbee but a helicopter or
airplane of the same size will have much more load carrying capacity.

There is one additional plus and that is the absense of torque.

How do you arrange that ? Is it not spinning ?

The lift is under the load.

Ahat ?

Even if the Lift/Drag ratio worse than for a
wing this would be compensated for in terms of reduced deadweight.

Wrong. A solid disc is much heavier than a couple of rotating blades.
A helicopter works by pumping air downwards, accelerating it at a rate
that equals the force that gravity applies to the weight. Air weighs
approx 2 Kg/cu m. A disc of 100 sq m. accelerating air from zero m/sec
(above the blades) to 50 m/sec below the blades shifts 5,000 cu.m of
air per second. and produces a force of 10,000 Newton - enough to lift
one tonne.
This is possible because the air moves through the disk formed by the
blades.
Your 'saucer plane' cannot shift the air down through the disc and must
move it outwards and then turn it downwards. Please calculate how many
cu.m. of air it can accelerate to a downwash and how fast the resulting
stream is. You will find that calculations demonstrate that a 100
sq.m. frisbee could only weigh 20 Kg or so if it is to hover.
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User: "Mike Lepore"

Title: Re: What are UFOs 14 Oct 2005 12:13:06 AM
<riplin@Azonic.co.nz> wrote:
........... [cut text]

Your 'saucer plane' cannot shift the air down through the disc and must
move it outwards and then turn it downwards.

Would it work if the whole saucer is nothing but propeller, except for
the pilot's chamber at the center, which doesn't rotate because it floats
due to magnetic repulsion in the center of the propeller mechanism?
(If this is a new idea and a good idea, please call it the Lepore concept.
I would like to get my name into a book :-)
Mike Lepore email lepore delete the 5 at bestweb dot net
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User: ""

Title: Re: What are UFOs 14 Oct 2005 07:12:14 PM

Your 'saucer plane' cannot shift the air down through the disc and must
move it outwards and then turn it downwards.
Would it work if the whole saucer is nothing but propeller, except for
the pilot's chamber at the center, which doesn't rotate because it floats
\due to magnetic repulsion in the center of the propeller mechanism?
(If this is a new idea and a good idea, please call it the
Lepore concept. I would like to get my name into a book :-)

Using a multiblade fan instead of a 3,4 or 5 blade rotor is not new, it
just doesn't work as well.
Having a fuselage above the fan or rotor is not new, it was tried in
the first world war, it just isn't a good idea: it put the CoG too high
making it unstable. It also isn't a good idea to bail out.
Using a magnetic repulsion is unrequired. The shaft between the
fuselage and rotor or fan is required to transmit power from the engine
to the fan/rotor and also to connect to the various pitch controls
required so that the pilot isn't just sitting there and actually has
his stick and pedals doing something useful.
Also a fan is useless because the whole point of using blades is that
they 'flap' and advance/retard and change pitch during rotation to help
keep the lift balanced when the helicopter moves forward.
Is there any of your idea left for me to squash ?
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User: "Mike Lepore"

Title: Re: What are UFOs 16 Oct 2005 05:20:27 AM
What is the present feeling among scientists of the possibility that
there may be some little-understood electrical and/or chemical
processes in the atmosphere, producing what appear to be
discs or ellipsoids that emit light and fly around the sky?
Could some of the UFO reports have such a cause?

.
User: "Ian Parker"

Title: Re: What are UFOs 17 Oct 2005 04:19:17 PM
There are certainly a lot of odd phenomena. There is ball lightning.
Ball lightning is now thought to arise from micrwave fields. These
could cause things to move rapidly round the sky.
.



User: "Ian Parker"

Title: Re: What are UFOs 14 Oct 2005 04:16:20 AM
I think I should give another minilecture on aerodynamics. Indeed in
all airplanes - Fixed wing, rotary and disc there is indeed a balance
of momentum. This is basic Newton's second law. The air round a disc
aircraft is thrown downwards round the sides of the disc. Remember if
you create a vortex the effects are felt way outside the disc and
outside the disc there is indeed downward flow. This satisfies N 2 law.
The lift claimed (and I see no real reason to doubt this) is 0.1
atmosphere or about 10,000 Newtons per m^2. This is far better than any
helicopter and appears promising. The statements made about frisbees
and toys is not applicable. This is a good figure.
At 800km/h the lift is generated conventionally. It is just that a
complete wing is flying. The problem lies between hover and FW stall
where the nice vortex we have at hover breaks up.

Would it work if the whole saucer is nothing but propeller, except for
the pilot's chamber at the center, which doesn't rotate because it floats
due to magnetic repulsion in the center of the propeller mechanism?

This is in fact what a lot of historical designs gravitated towards. It
is not very satisfactory as payload is limited. There is as I have said
historical evidence for a considerable period of disc experimentation
making the Peter Klass debunking somewhat unconvincing.
No, the way forward lies in the understanding of how to effect chaotic
control. To do this you need understanding of chaos and lots of
computer power. It can be done. Katrina was caused by a butterfly in
Japan (A butterfly in Japan can cause a hurricane in the Gulf) so
control can be effected by small forces. Chaos can in fact be viewed as
a set of eigenvalues which are in unstable equilibrium.
.
User: ""

Title: Re: What are UFOs 14 Oct 2005 07:57:37 PM

The lift claimed (and I see no real reason to doubt this) is
0.1 atmosphere or about 10,000 Newtons per m^2.

I see huge reason to doubt that sort of claim.
0.1 -> 1.47 lbs/sq in -> 211 lbs sq.ft -> 1033 Kg/sq.m
This is considerably more than most aircraft. eg Airbus is up to 170
lbs/sqft. At takeoff an airbus is doing 180 mph or 260 fps. At 111
feet span the wing is processing more than half a million cubic feet of
air per second to get that lift.
In order to get 1000 Kg/m2 when air weigh 2Kg/m2 it needs to process
air at 500cu.m of air per second. ie over a 1 metre area it needs to
accelerate air to 500m/sec (approx mach 1.5).

This is far better than any helicopter and appears
promising. The statements made about frisbees
and toys is not applicable. This is a good figure.

It may well be a 'good figure' but it is complete fantasy.

The air round a disc aircraft is thrown downwards round
the sides of the disc.

If you mount a frisbee in a variable speed electric drill and spin it
the surface will cause the air to be thrown outwards and will be turned
downwards by the rim. This thin layer can be investigated for
thickness and velocity. As the speed is increased the rim 'stalls' as
it is not able to turn it fast enough and the flow detaches. At this
point it has no lift at all.
The required rate of processing air indicates that it is well outside
all known physical abilities by several orders of magnitude.
ie they probably found lift was 1.5 lbs per square _foot_ and didn't
know that atmospheric was per square _inch_.

Remember if you create a vortex the effects are felt way
outside the disc and outside the disc there is indeed
downward flow.

Looking at the vortexes from a wing, they do indeed go downwards. That
is because they are __CAUSED__ by the downwash created by the wing.
That is vortexes can go any way, but wings generate lift by pumping air
down and the vortex is created by the shear between the air moving down
and the static air outside the effect of the wing (ie from the tip).
Saying that if you create a vortex then it will go down is nonsense.

Katrina was caused by a butterfly in Japan.

Complete crap. Add chaos theory to the increasing list of things that
you don't understand.

so control can be effected by small forces.

No. Aeroplane controls may only require light stick forces but control
of the plane requires large forces which it gets by using balanced
surfaces. These create drag as they operate because they use the speed
of the air passing past them to move them.
.
User: "Ian Parker"

Title: Re: What are UFOs 15 Oct 2005 06:17:13 AM

If you mount a frisbee in a variable speed electric drill and spin it
the surface will cause the air to be thrown outwards and will be turned
downwards by the rim. This thin layer can be investigated for
thickness and velocity. As the speed is increased the rim 'stalls' as
it is not able to turn it fast enough and the flow detaches. At this
point it has no lift at all.
The required rate of processing air indicates that it is well outside
all known physical abilities by several orders of magnitude.
ie they probably found lift was 1.5 lbs per square _foot_ and didn't
know that atmospheric was per square _inch_.

The tornado in the references is not the same thing as a frisbee. Let
us look at what happens if we rotate ait at Mach 0.5. At the center
there will be a pressure drop of about 0.25 atmosphere. You get this by
simple balancing of centrifugal force. This speed is easiliy attainable
with a turbofan.. Newton's second law insists that this drop in
pressure is balanced by a downward mass of air. This downward mass of
air occurs at quite large distances away from the disc.
We can a\lso take a look at natural phenomena - eg tornados and see
what their dynamics is. Torn ados are at least metastable. A tornado is
perhaps a better model than the frisbee.

Katrina was caused by a butterfly in Japan.

Complete crap. Add chaos theory to the increasing list of things that you don't >understand.

This is the classical statement it was not mine. You may not like it.
To me though it illustrates an important principle of physics. Einstein
said that God did not play dice. Chaos illustrates dice playing without
involing the Q word.
.
User: ""

Title: Re: What are UFOs 15 Oct 2005 03:34:09 PM

The tornado in the references is not the same thing as a frisbee. Let
us look at what happens if we rotate ait at Mach 0.5.

"Rotating at mach 0.5" is meaningless nonsense. Mach numbers are a
measure of linear speed, not rotational. If you mean that the edge of
the disc travels at 350 m,ph. or so then for a 30 foot disc this is
6000 rpm. But wait, you want the disc to be still while the air spins
at 6000 rpm. How do you transfer the energy from the engine to the air
? How do you stop the torque reaction ? If you can do that then why
not just have anti-gravity ? it is just as easy to fantasize about.
But, let us say, that you invent some new physics that allows you to
'stir' the air above to 6000 rpm without any torque reaction. Then yes
there will be an outflow of air causing a drop in pressure at the
centre. Air from above will fall into this and the result will be a
fast moving downflow of air, and it will result in an upflow from below
unless you have a means of blocking this. Is the disc going to be big
enough ?

At the center there will be a pressure drop of about 0.25 atmosphere. > You get this by simple balancing of centrifugal force. This speed is
easiliy attainable with a turbofan..

If you have a turbofan putting out enough energy to create a tornado
then just use the thrust as direct lift. Wow, I just invented the
Harrier VTOL.

A tornado is perhaps a better model than the frisbee.

You have no idea at all how much energy is required to create a
tornado, it is millions of horsepower. If you have a mechanism that can
create a tornado then you will find that you will only be able to use a
tiny part of the energy, there will be huge losses due to the fact that
you will primarily moving air uselessly sideways as the centrifugal
forces throw it outwards to create the drop in pressure at the centre.
Put a tube around the 'tornado' to reduce these losses and use this
imaginary force that is supposed to twirl the air to move it along the
tube. At mach 0.5 you will get useful thrust and 50 times the
efficiency.
It is still complete nonsense because there is no such mechanism that
can magically make the air move in ways that you need.

To me though it illustrates an important principle of physics.

Chaos theory is _not_ physics, it is philosophy.
.
User: "Ian Parker"

Title: Re: What are UFOs 17 Oct 2005 04:17:20 PM

Rotating at mach 0.5" is meaningless nonsense. Mach numbers are a
measure of linear speed, not rotational.

Acceleration is v^2/r. The speed of sound is based on density and
elasicity. If the air on the outside is at a given Mach number it gives
an indication of the pressure drop.

If you have a turbofan putting out enough energy to create a tornado
then just use the thrust as direct lift. Wow, I just invented the Harrier VTOL.

The Harrier VTOL works directly downwards. Basically the energy reqired
to fly is Mgv where M is your mass v is the downward velocity and g is
the acceleration of gravity (9.81). The downward velocity of a Harrier
is high. The technique which is being employed to create a downward
flow (large mass low velocity) from a rotation of low mass high
velocity. If the air on the outside is going at 170m/s the downdraft is
far slower. An aircraft has an energy momentum balance. A favorable
balance is produced here by the downward motion.
The "tornado" will of course decay in the absence of engine power. The
energy required is given by the velocity of the downdraft.

It is still complete nonsense because there is no such mechanism that
can magically make the air move in ways that you need.

To me though it illustrates an important principle of physics.

Chaos theory is _not_ physics, it is philosophy.

Engine poer is causing a vortex. This vortex is stable, it does not
depend on chaos theory. In fact the physics of 2 velocities is clear
and unambiguous. Static air. Vortex metastable, energy momentum balance
established by downdraft, and velocities above fixed wing stall.
Chaos theory enters in between the two. As the aircraft starts to move
the vortex that has initially lifted it off the ground decays. I do not
know whether it is possible to achieve lift and a stable airflow in
this intermediate region, but it is a worthy subject of research.
Certainly it has not been done up to now. Everyone I think is agreed on
that point.
I personally feel it might be done but only with a lot of aerodynamic
knowledge and computation.
.
User: ""

Title: Re: What are UFOs 17 Oct 2005 05:32:31 PM

The Harrier VTOL works directly downwards. Basically the energy reqired
to fly is Mgv where M is your mass v is the downward velocity and g is
the acceleration of gravity (9.81).

I am glad that you do understand that, many don't. The resulting force
created by accelerating the air mass from effectively zero to the
downward velocity must match the weight of the aircraft.
A helicopter captures a much larger mass by using a rotor and thus the
same force can be achieved using a much lower velocity.

It is still complete nonsense because there is no such mechanism that
can magically make the air move in ways that you need.

Engine poer is causing a vortex.

You haven't explained a mechanism by which it does this. Does the
engine drive paddles that 'stir' the air ?, or is it using a jet efflux
to tangentally drive it around ?, or does it have some sort or 'air
magnet' that makes it swirl in some way that is unknown to science ?
You also need to explain how making the air vortex spin clockwise does
not result in the engine (and thus the whole craft) spinning
anti-clockwise (or vice versa). Or were you going to make the air spin
both ways at the same time ?
With a Harrier the turbine is axial with a twin spool and conter
rotating fans to ensure that not only is there minimum torque reaction
in the engine but also no significant gyroscopic effects.
With a helicopter there is a tail rotor to control engine torque
reaction, even though it is only having to deal with the blade induced
drag which is a small fraction of the amount of lift generated (see
lift/drag ratio).
You are suggesting a mechanism that will get tonnes of air swirling at
several thousand rpm (mach 0.5 [sic]).
For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
You seem to be using 'comic book' science where the artist can just
draw a votex and have the craft lift off. Unfortunately real craft
have to work within real physical limitations.
.
User: "Ian Parker"

Title: Re: What are UFOs 18 Oct 2005 03:12:04 AM

You haven't explained a mechanism by which it does this. Does the
engine drive paddles that 'stir' the air ?, or is it using a jet efflux
to tangentally drive it around ?, or does it have some sort or 'air
magnet' that makes it swirl in some way that is unknown to science ?

The same mechanism by which an airplane rolls down a runway, well a
little bit more sophisticated but the same basic idea. Let us take a
look at the Harrier. You have a baffle which points the jet. You can
either point your jet downwards or backwards. On ski jump take offs the
baffles are set at 45 degrees. Let us now look at 2 turbofan engines
one on one side going forwards the other backwards. Let us assume that
the exhaust velocities of both are round about M0.6 (question is that
absolute or relative to incoming air? This will be made clear later).
As angular momentum is being set up. Now suppose air is rotating at
0.5, what will the engines see. They will "think" that they are in the
air travelling at some 500km/h, a perfectly possible speed. The energy
produced by the engines will be the same as if they were travelling at
that speed.

You are suggesting a mechanism that will get tonnes of air swirling at
several thousand rpm (mach 0.5 [sic]).

Only air is going round at that speed. Engines are just seeing 500km/h.
To lift off at zero speed a simple arrangement suffices. As I keep
saying the difficult area is hover to FWS. To achive this you will need
a number of orifices and aierofoil surfaces to direct flow. My bet is
no one has ever menaged this phase satisfactoraly which is why there is
nothing in service.

You also need to explain how making the air vortex spin clockwise does
not result in the engine (and thus the whole craft) spinning
anti-clockwise (or vice versa). Or were you going to make the air spin
both ways at the same time ?
With a helicopter there is a tail rotor to control engine torque
A helicopter captures a much larger mass by using a rotor and thus the
same force can be achieved using a much lower velocity.

Yes indeed. However what we are looking at is the area of influence of
the vortex. In fact the area of downdraft. This is as large, if not
larger than helicopter rotors.

reaction, even though it is only having to deal with the blade induced
drag which is a small fraction of the amount of lift generated (see
lift/drag ratio).

A tail rotor would be needed, I admit that.
.
User: ""

Title: Re: What are UFOs 18 Oct 2005 04:17:22 AM

Let us now look at 2 turbofan engines one on one side going forwards the other
backwards. Let us assume that the exhaust velocities of both are round about M0.6
As angular momentum is being set up. Now suppose air is rotating at
0.5, what will the engines see. They will "think" that they are in the
air travelling at some 500km/h, a perfectly possible speed. The energy
produced by the engines will be the same as if they were travelling at
that speed.

So you have two jet engines at the edge of the disc putting out several
thousand pounds of thrust. It won't be the air that rotates. There
will be hundreds of thousands of foot-pounds of torque applied to the
disc, but what make the air 'turn' in a circular manner. If the disc
is not spinning then you will simply have two jets of air going
straight in opposite directions. You need to have a force to make the
air turn in a circle, there is none.

Only air is going round at that speed. Engines are just seeing 500km/h.

No, wrong. Newton again: things will travel in a straight line. The air
from the engine will go in a straight line out the back of each engine.
There is no force to make it turn.

My bet is no one has ever menaged this phase satisfactoraly which is why there
is nothing in service.

No. Wrong. There is nothing in service because designers understand
actual physics as distinct from comic-book physics.

Yes indeed. However what we are looking at is the area of influence of
the vortex. In fact the area of downdraft. This is as large, if not
larger than helicopter rotors.

Is that right ? based on what ? Also it will be entirely ineffective
with the disc being a plug at the bottom of the flue. You _almost_
seem to have understood what is required. There needs to be a mass of
air _accelerated_ to move downwards. If you could get a vortex to form
(and you won't) then the air that is above will be sucked down, so it
does accelerate downwards. Then it will be stopped and will move
outwards. Air that is below the disc will also try to move into the
low pressure so it will be accelerated upwards. The disc will get in
the way of both of these. The result would be lots of noise and no
resulting lift. But you will not get a vortex.

A tail rotor would be needed, I admit that.

Let us say a 30 foot disc with two engines of 5000 lb thrust. That is
150,000 foot-pounds of torque. Attach a tail of 30 feet and you will
need another 5000 lb thrust engine to resist the torque. You then have
completely unbalanced thrust lines.
The thing about helicopters is that the tail rotor only opposes the
induced drag which may be 1/20 of the lift. For a 10000 lb weight
(thus lift) the tail rotor may only need to generate 500 lb thrust max.
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