/hover/ - Hovercraft and Advanced Technology

https://www.flitetest.com/articles/peter-sripol-is-making-a-giant-drone-sleigh

https://www.extremetech.com/electronics/280945-dji-mavic-2-pro-review

>>1353

This is a gyrocopter

It doubles as a ground vehicle

>>762

Yeah a big ass windbag

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lifting_gas

>>166

How do you want it to hover?

>>1184

Electrically

The basis for it is all there, it just needs the right materials in the right arrangement and more experimentation

See this thread;

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>>1136

It might work to shield it better by covering it with clear tape

>>1191

damn, nice, keep it up

https://hackaday.com/2018/04/23/the-simplest-possible-diy-ultrasonic-levitator/

https://blog.adafruit.com/2019/02/18/acoustic-levitation-float-things-with-sound-musicmonday/

If you smart fookers put your heads together and come up with a way to break the surely bonds on this rock, I'll volunteer to be a crew member. I'm ready to leave this rock or die trying.

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>>1044

I like collecting CSS. Thank you for these.

>>1045

You're welcome

The yellow, red and blue ones are color shifted from the green one, so the colors might need some fixing on those but the fixes in >>1041 have been applied to them. I was going to make a different blue colored one but this one works. Also in changing the colors I noticed some things like the gray lines in the blotter and the requirement star (which has its own color for some reason)

>>1046

The gray lines in the blotter are specific to the /hover/ css

The custom css style is overlayed over the custom board style as an inline style, that's kinda intersting

Also the custom style automatically is applied everywhere even if the option for that isn't ticked (at least for me)

Stylesheet "Midori Dark" originally for 4chan has been fixed for 8chan;

https://pastebin.com/a8zbS5Tp

It works with custom style script;

https://mybrowseraddon.com/custom-style-script.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kozyrev_mirror

https://www.dailygrail.com/2018/06/the-reality-of-psi-leading-journal-publishes-a-paper-revealing-the-evidence-for-superpowers-of-the-mind/

>>1217

Its an invasion from the air, sea and from underground? I'm not sure how to respond to this..

>>1201

So speed of rotation and speed of bullet doesn't add for a point on bullet?

>>1201

Yes, they don't add to inertial frame and speed is absolute value, so speed of light is not affected moving fast/slow, there's just frequency shift?

But when I have frame where time is passing slower, light passes more distance in a observed frame per year(in frame) than a year observed in different frame…

Does this mean, that there is :

If we could observe frequency at distance there would be frequency shift for sure.

If speed remains the same, the distance should be same as light year in dilated(slower ticking) frame, relatively observed objects with faster flow of time should then be "larger" if the distance remains the same.

If time goes at 0.8 compared to reference somewhere, the light in 1 year of reference passes just 0.8 light year there, thus it's not going at the speed for light for the reference… Or the distance changes. What happens there?

So interstellar travel for example have changes in speed of travel related to twin paradox even by gravity being absent, not only acceleration… Therefore… It can takes i.e. lights to reach us like 8 years. At 0.5 we would be there in less than 16 from travelers perspective, because it takes light 16 our years to reach that?

What exactly means light doesn't have mass? It just doesn't have length so there's no surface to interact with, and if some length happens for a while it behaves like it has surface. Mass is only present for objects with surface imo.

Oscillating time ticking with direction could cause you to move like a worm… You would have short space in front, you will move into, and longer behind you, you would move in short space, and once you'll cross distance, you'll expand space after?

That means you would just be attracted by the gravity. Nothing personal.

That's how gravity works.

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Effect of that drive you linked on wiki happens in field like this if *G is strong gravity

[::Gravity is propably not static field, so it should happen::]

Your gravity should be "STATIC" to you in front of you, so accelerations happen and should not have effects to Frame[0].

Imagine surface being flat, you are attached to it by 10m/s but it never reaches a stop point thus it's accelerating all the time with you having proper gravity. ??

Thing to maintain is that you're actually not that affected as matter around you(ship), so you're already pushed <- direction instead of -> due to your innertia and fact you are accelerating.

This can be maintained so you have proper 10m/s if you're also at the same moment accelerating towards the way of ships acceleration. Wanting to have ship going so you don't have to look up is technologically "harder" and not necessary, why all pictures of spaceship think you need 3rd gravitational or for this purpose maybe centrifugal force? Also flying in spiral can provide this G, so you can look forward, but it's really more simple to look up.

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How can you induce gravity without no exotic shit?

Innertia drive:

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>>1204

Dissapointment that code is not monospace is really huge.

>>1202

The velocity of the bullet might be reduced by the rotation of the bullet but its negligible unless the rotation rate is high. If the rotation rate is too high, the bullet might be torn apart.

Some of these queries are not making sense.

>Yes, they don't add to inertial frame and speed is absolute value, so speed of light is not affected moving fast/slow, there's just frequency shift?

Frequency of what? Are you referring to an example?

>If time goes at 0.8 compared to reference somewhere, the light in 1 year of reference passes just 0.8 light year there, thus it's not going at the speed for light for the reference… Or the distance changes. What happens there?

This might be a bit like the magnetic field affecting a metal bullet in this example;

https://hackaday.com/2018/06/10/coming-back-to-curving-bullets/

Imagine there being a black hole or some time dialation effect cause, which is like the magnet.

The light would be like the metal bullet. Yes it does affect it but it might take a very strong field to cause it to curve. By curving the path of it, it may be slowed down slightly, compared with other light going in a straight path. If there were a field with different rate of time (Like in the time travel institute material) then you may have some kind of warp, in which you travelled the distance in less time than what would be given normally, but at this point its purely hypothetical.

The traveller's clock would be perceived the same as usually from the traveller's perspective, but there might be difference in the passage of time between someone on earth and someone travelling. The distance and time travelled by light/traveller should be regular unless affected by something like gravitational fields from black holes or other things in space.

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>>636

Anywhere.

Either with a place to go to

or just go on exploring

and adventuring into the unknown

I want to leave the old and outdated power structures of man

>>666

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>>666

Don't bother with leaving.

Updating is the thing.