I figure that if a "saucer" shaped craft was constructed that had a 30 foot diameter and IF it was possible to eliminate all the air from the top of the "saucer," then the air pressure from the underneath would be able to "support" or "float" a weight that is more than a million pounds.
About 1.4 million pounds at sea level, and dropping fast with altitude, so what? This is like saying 'IF we had Peter Pan's pixie dust, and REALLY believed in it then we could fly with no power source needed..."
To call such a statement scientific is ludicrous. Imagination is important in science, but even more important is a basic understanding of the fundamentals of science- otherwise its just pixie dust...
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re: WOW, you're still posting nonsense
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- Fastwalkers
- re: Fastwalkers
- Another interesting video
- re: Thanks Lindy, very interesting.
- Man gets grant to build his flying saucer
- Hey welcome back! (n/t)
- re: Thanks Lindy, very interesting.
- re: Thanks Lindy, very interesting.
- re: WOW: RL that acts almost like a scientist ?? :-)
- re: WOW, you're still posting nonsense
- re: Unfortunately I can not imagine how to make "pixie dust" but.....
- What's so hard about eliminating all the air above a saucer?
- re: WOW, you're still posting nonsense
- Man gets grant to build his flying saucer
- Look up greer and his documented lies... (n/t)
