Bob Lazar

But that's when we stack these together.

We don't learn a lot from them when we do that, other than we can make more thrust, which is important.

So we're trying to optimize each type, optimize each parameter space that we have access to before we can get to larger chambers or outer space to test the megastructures.

Okay.

It's a nice size.

We can make them bigger, but we don't gain anything by that.

Wait, what?

Yeah, it is very annoying.

In some cases, when we trap the charge in there, that's all that's required.

So that really eliminates a lot of things.

We can do 8 inches or 10 inches each we have.

But we're not learning anything from it.

We want to learn what is the best geometry shape.

We want to optimize.

We know area is one of the ways.

That will be optimized later once we're in space.

Once we get some funding here, Drew does have almost a walk-in size chamber in his garage.

You can walk in it.

When that comes online in a few months, then we can test much larger versions of it.

So the thrust does depend on the area.