Low cost access to space? Phase three.

Hi Keith, All:

Keith, just in case you didn't find the files, all of the files I mentioned are in this folder in this group's files section.

"Evolution of the WIP SIM to V8 G" is where you will find the numeric simulations of 1 through 4 mass devices and both the standard and MicroWIP versions.

ALL are using the cntrifuge formula for "G" and multiplying the mass by the point "G" force at that point for force.
I used this as it was slightly less efficent, gave a slightly lower force, thant the standard F=MV^2/R. and I was being conservative.

I see NO violation of CoM or energy here.
Check for yourself.

The real point is that the actual machine works.
No matter what the doubters think, the more interesting question is , given the low cost of an optimization and testing program for such a unit. up to now a few thousand dollars,

Think of what a "Constant 1G drive" means to the development of space.
a. Earth to moon = a few hours.
b. Earth to Mars = A few days.
(Far less exposure to radiation etc. Less food, air, etc required. A MUCH smaller ship.)
c. NO weightlessness / loss of bone mass or mussle tone.
(unless you want it for micro / zero gravity manufacturing)

So far, no one has proven me wrong.
Many who at first disagreed, after doing the math and examining the data have come to agree with me.

What if I am right?

Comments?

Best,