Dr. Eric Haseltine

to control something many miles away, it gets to be... But I wouldn't say it's impossible.

What I'm saying is magnetic fields decreases the cube of the distance as you go away.

It's not inverse square, it's inverse cubed.

Because they're dipoles, there's no such thing as a magnetic monopole.

So...

It's the same time you have one magnetic field reinforcing, you have the opposite end taking away.

So this is in Maxwell's equations, right?

So essentially to a first order goes off as a cube.

So to have a steep magnetic gradient that would cause this at a very long distance,

We have no idea how to do that, but we can't say it's impossible.

So pushing and pulling with magnetic fields is possible.

These fusion drives are kind of interesting.

And the most interesting of all is the warp drive.

Okay.

So now this is when you get into NASA has funded this.

Mm-hmm.

Okay.

Even though they don't know that it's possible, they don't know that it's impossible.

Okay.

Some physicists have postulated what they call negative energy, which isn't the same as the energy we see, you know, black, dark energy.