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Second place in the Electric Spacecraft Competition was awarded to H. David Froning, Jr. and Terence W. Barrett for their paper, | Second place in the Electric Spacecraft Competition was awarded to H. David Froning, Jr. and Terence W. Barrett for their paper, "Electric Spacecraft Propulsion by Specially-Conditioned EM Fields." (See ESJ 24:17-22.) This is an update. Preliminary tests of some of the concepts presented in the original paper have been completed in a collaborative effort with George Hathaway at Hathaway Associates, Toronto. The latest findings are presented with an outline for the direction of future experimentation. | ||
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| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | Laboratory Investigations of Specially-Conditioned EM Fields |
| Author(s) | George D Hathaway, H David Froning, Terence W Barrett |
| Keywords | A-vector, electrogravitics, experiment, propulsion, polarization-modulated radiation, specially-conditioned EM fields |
| Published | 1998 |
| Journal | Electric Spacecraft Journal |
| Number | 26 |
| Pages | 11-15 |
Abstract
Second place in the Electric Spacecraft Competition was awarded to H. David Froning, Jr. and Terence W. Barrett for their paper, "Electric Spacecraft Propulsion by Specially-Conditioned EM Fields." (See ESJ 24:17-22.) This is an update. Preliminary tests of some of the concepts presented in the original paper have been completed in a collaborative effort with George Hathaway at Hathaway Associates, Toronto. The latest findings are presented with an outline for the direction of future experimentation.