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Breakthrough Propulsion Physics — Professur für Raumfahrtsysteme — TU Dresden

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This page outlines the research initiatives and publications of the Chair of Space Systems (Professur für Raumfahrtsysteme) at TU Dresden in the field of Breakthrough Propulsion Physics. Led by Martin Tajmar and collaborators, the team investigates revolutionary propulsion concepts, evaluates theoretical models for mass and gravity modification, and performs high-precision experimental tests on concepts such as the SpaceDrive, Mach-Effect Thrusters, and the EMDrive.
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Breakthrough Propulsion Physics

Travel to the stars within a human lifetime is “impossible” (considering available technologies and the usual budgets) using propulsion technologies that were developed so far. We need a breakthough in physics to create a propulsion system that resembles the features of something like a “Warp Drive” from Star Trek. Therefore, we are trying to develop new concepts that can be tested, evaluate claims from others and try to identify new worthwhile experiments/theories that can help to reach that goal.

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This page outlines the research initiatives and publications of the Chair of Space Systems (Professur für Raumfahrtsysteme) at TU Dresden in the field of Breakthrough Propulsion Physics. Led by Martin Tajmar and collaborators, the team investigates revolutionary propulsion concepts, evaluates theore...