Papp inert gas engine.

[alt_f13]

I though I might share this. It is Jimmy Sabori's rebuild of the Papp engine. It looks completely rediculous, and everything Sabori says is nonsense.

 

http://stream.osen.org/aag/Noble-Gas-340.wmv

 

There is an incredibly funny article by Richard Feyman on the original Papp engine demonstration, during which an unfortunate bystander is killed by the prototypes climactic destruction. You can read it here.

 

More informatin can be found at this address:

 

http://www.americanantigravity.com/articles/486/1/Sabori%26%2339%3Bs-Papp-Engine-Video

[Waldo]

lmao Who is this guy?

[insane_alien]

yes its a gas filled vacuum.

[5614]

I read Feynman's article on Papp's engine... that guy (Papp) was a bit of (well, a lot of) an idiot really.

[alt_f13]

lmao Who is this guy?

An idiot.

 

Hey, where'd you go?

[klebrun]

I though I might share this. It is Jimmy Sabori's rebuild of the Papp engine. It looks completely rediculous, and everything Sabori says is nonsense.

 

http://stream.osen.o...ble-Gas-340.wmv

 

There is an incredibly funny article by Richard Feyman on the original Papp engine demonstration, during which an unfortunate bystander is killed by the prototypes climactic destruction. You can read it here.

 

More informatin can be found at this address:

 

http://www.americana...pp-Engine-Video

 

Checkout www.Plasmerg.com for the most recent progress in this area. If it's impossible, it looks like a lot of people are wasting money and resources. The US underwater naval research agency tested one of Papp's cylinders in the form of a cannon. The thing blew up! There were no expolosives and was checked and monitored by their researchers. Just a few cc's of noble gas mixture and the ignition chamber. The navy validated it...yet Papp(crazy, paranoid, secretive Papp) never released information on how to recreated the process to them.

 

Gas filled vacuum? I think they are saying the chambers are filled with gas. But after each detonation the gas cools and returns to a negative pressure.

 

 

[Greg H.]

Checkout www.Plasmerg.com for the most recent progress in this area. If it's impossible, it looks like a lot of people are wasting money and resources. The US underwater naval research agency tested one of Papp's cylinders in the form of a cannon. The thing blew up! There were no expolosives and was checked and monitored by their researchers. Just a few cc's of noble gas mixture and the ignition chamber. The navy validated it...yet Papp(crazy, paranoid, secretive Papp) never released information on how to recreated the process to them.

 

People are always wasting time and energy on things that are impossible. That doesn't make them any less impossible. And based on Feyman's account, I'd say the Navy recreated the original pretty spot on, though you'd have to compare the explosions somehow to figure out how accurately.

[swansont]

The US underwater naval research agency tested one of Papp's cylinders in the form of a cannon. The thing blew up! There were no expolosives and was checked and monitored by their researchers. Just a few cc's of noble gas mixture and the ignition chamber. The navy validated it...yet Papp(crazy, paranoid, secretive Papp) never released information on how to recreated the process to them.

 

You have a link? I've not heard of the US underwater naval research agency.

[klebrun]

You have a link? I've not heard of the US underwater naval research agency.

 

http://www.navsea.navy.mil/nuwc/default.aspx

[swansont]

http://www.navsea.navy.mil/nuwc/default.aspx

 

OK, that's the Naval Undersea Warfare Center (not an agency), but I really meant a link to this testing.

[klebrun]

OK, that's the Naval Undersea Warfare Center (not an agency), but I really meant a link to this testing.

 

You'd have to call them up and see if they have records. I don't believe they'd post their research online. The names of the Navy personnel that were present are listed in the infinite energy article however. Maybe that will provide a lead.