Inertial propulsion engine

Summary

• An inertial propulsion engine, or inertia drive, is any one of a class of devices that purport to produce a linear motion with no net momentum exchange. Invariably the devices fail to operate under controlled conditions, and are found to rely on a non-linear effect of the supports they sit on.

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