Catastrophism, Inertial Propulsion, and the Irony: An ‘Aether Revivalist’ is Ahead of the Pack  The more one studies in practically any field of science, the more one realizes that the Universe is a harsh wilderness that doesn’t care whether we live prosperously or all die suddenly.  As awkward as it may seem, this is the […]

Until now, humanity is flying in space through rocket technology. This is the simplest way, but it has many disadvantages. The main drawbacks are the high fuel consumption, the lack of filling stations in space, and the need to fly on ballistic trajectories. For sure movement within the Solar system requires a fundamentally different solution. […]

In one of his well-known lectures, Richard Feynman famously put forward the question, “If, in some cataclysm, all of the scientific knowledge were to be destroyed, and only one sentence (could be) passed on to the next generation of creatures, what statement would contain the most information in the fewest words?” Itʼs an important question […]