Re: PNN Test of 1 hour

On Sat, 11 Jan 2025 13:35:12 -0500, the following appeared
in talk.origins, posted by WolfFan <akwolffan@zoho.com>:

On Nov 12, 2024, Emidio Laureti wrote
(in article<MPG.419d360ff190783b989823@news.eternal-september.org>):
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PNN test of 1 hour!
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With the 1-hour push Aliena test www.asps.it/Aliena.jpg it
was shown that the boost increases PNN
over time with only a V-shaped dipole but of
new conception (info in www.asps.it ) according to what
had already been seen and observed in all previous tests.
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With one hundred Aliena thrusters enhanced in series and
parallel to take off for the Moon and Mars
without losing mass!
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Continuous and increasing thrust without losing even 1
milligram of mass as in this graph
www.asps.it/trustgra1.jpg
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Despite this, events that have been repeated for some time
continue to manufacture mammoth rockets for
the moon and Mars that they lose mass and will never
colonize anything.
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They make taxpayers pay the costs so much that in their
strategy must continue to understand nothing about PNN and
buy into the comic nonsense of Musk and Nasa.
Their rockets have a huge mass. They leave with terrible
noise
poisoning the atmosphere with gases....
But they'll disappear like the dinosaurs disappeared

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And you still can’t lift even one kilogram to an altitude of even one
meter. Rockets can do that. Rockets have been able to do that for centuries.
All you can do is post silly screeds.
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Get something into orbit, even something small. Actually fly the thing. Put
up or shut up.
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Neither is likely to happen.

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