MemeDrive

Where were you when the Memedrive stopped being a meme?

>The second generation engines will be capable of producing a specific thrust of 30kN/kW. Thus for 1 kilowatt (typical of the power in a microwave oven) a static thrust of 3 tonnes can be obtained, which is enough to support a large car. This is clearly adequate for terrestrial transport applications.

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Article or gtfo.

You need the stamp of academia? Stay mad, it's so disruptive it won't get one until it flies satellites

emdrive.com/faq.html

youtu.be/4hTdSg47h3k

Wikipedia says 1 mN/W

1 N/kW, can lift a sandwich.

A bit better than a party balloon, that's all.

see >The second generation engines will be capable of producing a specific thrust of 30kN/kW
>second generation engines

"honey, I can go all night long"
(falls asleep after 2 minutes)

Meme me to the moon

Smells like angry reactionaries in here : /

Funny, for a "reactionless" drive thread :^)

Flying cars and flying memes

I'm serious I want to ride a spacecraft powered by the end rive so I can say I've been memed to the moon