Well then it definitely won't work. If ether is present in gaseous form then it would get removed when you're pulling the vacuum in the chamber. And if the ether is present in liquid form it would evaporate under the lowered pressure of the vacuum and then get pulled once it's in gaseous form.
It's ionic wind. There's a Youtuber Tech Valley Science Centre who claims the thrust *increases* as pressure decreases, but he won't show the lifter working in a vacuum chamber. Don't believe anyone who claims it works in a vacuum unless they show results and describe how to reproduce.
The thrust is produced by the air molecules that are being moved. In a vacuum there would be no air to move so it couldn't generate any thrust.
It uses the ether, moron.
We don't sign our posts here.
Well then it definitely won't work. If ether is present in gaseous form then it would get removed when you're pulling the vacuum in the chamber. And if the ether is present in liquid form it would evaporate under the lowered pressure of the vacuum and then get pulled once it's in gaseous form.
He means the luminferous ether, pleb.
So we're talking about fantasy, then?
refuted by Michelson-Morley already
Mythbusters did that.
no gas=no lift
Link the episode.Can't find it.
It's ionic wind. There's a Youtuber Tech Valley Science Centre who claims the thrust *increases* as pressure decreases, but he won't show the lifter working in a vacuum chamber. Don't believe anyone who claims it works in a vacuum unless they show results and describe how to reproduce.