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SUPER Information!!! Just uploaded to the Vault!
Hey everybody, I want to point everyone to a new folder in the Vault. The folder is named for the man who donated this info to The Workshop for everyone to benefit from, Denny O! Here is the direct link, let me know what you all think!!! https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=kZDJ4O5ZSpoGbqJkSCYpWnxPGwr14YyOWOYV
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How We Run Here 🙂
This is The Inertial Propulsion Workshop. Here is how we operate. 1. We put ideas in motion on the bench. If it can’t be tested, we’re not done yet. 2. We test before we debate. Results carry more weight than opinions. 3. We share what actually happens. Wins, failures, and surprises all move us forward. 4. We improve what works, and learn from what doesn’t. Progress comes from refining, not restarting. 5. We help each other move forward. If you see something interesting, say something useful and respectful. 6. Discussion is ALWAYS invited! Bring curiosity and follow-through, and you’ll have me in your corner. Let’s put something on the bench. — Bryan
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The 10-Minute "Mission Possible" — Not "Impossible"
Your mission if you wish to accept it... This isn't "Mission Impossible", this is "Mission Possible"! Here is a quick project for anyone interested, it should only take 10 to 15 minutes.. Step 1 — Look at the System (Include a simple sketch of a pendulum on a movable base — doesn’t need to be perfect) Prompt: You’re looking at a simple swinging mass on a base that can move. Take 30 seconds. Just look at it. Step 2 — What Moves? Fill in: - The main motion is: __________________________ - The base can: ________________________________ - Something pushes or reacts because: ___________ (Keep lines short so it feels easy to complete) Step 3 — Change One Thing Prompt: Pick ONE thing to change. ☐ Angle of the pivot ☐ Weight of the mass ☐ Length of the arm ☐ Timing of the swing ☐ Add a magnet ☐ Something else: ___________________ Step 4 — Your “What If?” Complete this sentence: 👉 What would happen if I changed: Step 5 — Make a Call (this is the key) What do YOU think will happen? 👉 I think the system will: (1–2 sentences is fine) Step 6 — Why? (keep it simple) 👉 Because: Step 7 — Optional (but powerful) How would you test this? 👉 I would try: You don’t need to be right. You just need to think it through and put it on the table. Post your answers in the thread: - Your “What If” - Your prediction - Your reasoning I’ll respond and help you refine it. Please check out the "Super Simple Start Here" section of the Classroom Workshop https://www.skool.com/inertial-propulsion-workshop-9027/classroom/75773da7?md=a3354f8da51b42bb88dc0f466518c8c4 — Bryan
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👉 Start Here — The Inertial Propulsion Workshop — Start Here 👈
The Inertial Propulsion Workshop helps engineers and experimentalists build working inertial propulsion systems so they can produce real, measurable, scalable thrust. If you just joined: 1️⃣ Introduce yourself below Where you are in the world, your role (designer, builder, experimenter), and where your project stands. 2️⃣ Share what you’re trying to figure out What’s the one thing you can’t quite resolve yet? 3️⃣ Post your first idea, question, or build Put something on the bench—doesn’t need to be perfect, just real. Welcome. You’re in the right place. Please check out the "Super Simple Start Here" section of the Classroom Workshop https://www.skool.com/inertial-propulsion-workshop-9027/classroom/75773da7?md=a3354f8da51b42bb88dc0f466518c8c4 — Bryan
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Welcome To New Member, Thorsteinn Olafsson
I want to welcome Thorsteinn Olafsson (@thorsteinn-olafsson-3775). I have been in touch with Thorsteinn for a while now and he has some great ideas for propulsion producing designs. Unfortunately, academia and industry has not wanted to entertain his ideas (something many of us have experienced). Thorsteinn, I hope you will share some of those ideas here where you can get honest and respectful reactions and support.
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