NASA EM drive still at point of skepticism: Traveling to Mars for 70 Days contradicts the Law of Science

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The impossible engine NASA EM Drive was caught the great attention of science community because of its futuristic concept, fuel free and faster-than-light propulsion system. The controversy that physicist couldn't disclose the studyunder of this project were this drive violated the "law of physics".

It is supposedly fuel free nature since it would be producing a forward-facing force without an equal and opposite force acting in the other direction, which in that case the drive may contradict the law of conservation of momentum.

EM Drive was originally created by the British inventor Roger Shawyer. He proposed the idea of the project 15 years ago but instead it had been addressed of the great skepticism by the scientists which they declare the principles of the device are scientifically unfounded.

Despite of yearly rejection, the engine tested by the several organizations and the output was successful on its third trial. It drives the eagerness of science enthusiast after learning how this engine works in the outer space that widened its capability that almost typically used in science fiction. Their community on several continent joined forces on the NASASpaceflight.com EM drive forum to thoroughly examine the experiment and further discussion of the theories of operation.

The interaction within NASASpaceflight.com has resulted in several contributions to the body of knowledge about the EM Drive. The discussion of the forum contributes a great deal of angles and data for the assessment if they are going to officially validate the controversial drive and if can enable to launch for the operated mission travels to other planets.

It is ideally created for travelling in Mars with the least of time. With this NASA EM Drive design, it might be resulted of getting in the planet Mars within 70 days by producing just 0.4 Newton/kW or about 10 times the power efficiency of a modern thruster.

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