Patent classifications
G21H7/00
Spacecraft collision-avoidance propulsion system and method
A collision-avoidance propulsion system and method for orbiting satellites and other spacecraft takes advantage of ambient cosmic rays in space to catalyze micro-fusion events via particle-target fusion and muon-catalyzed fusion processes, using the reaction products to produce thrust upon orbiting satellites and other spacecraft. A supply of deuterium-containing particle fuel material is propelled in a specified direction of the spacecraft in response to indication of a potential collision with another space object (e.g. orbiting debris). In one embodiment, this may be performed by propellant gas expelling the fuel material through conduits to specified ports on the exterior of the spacecraft. The propelled material interacts with the ambient cosmic rays and muon generated from those cosmic rays to induce micro-fusion. A portion of the energetic reaction products (e.g. alpha particles) are received upon the spacecraft to alter its trajectory in a manner that avoids the potential collision.
Asteroid redirection facilitated by cosmic ray and muon-catalyzed fusion
Asteroid redirection systems are provided that use cosmic ray and muon-catalyzed micro-fusion. These systems include a micro-fusion propulsion system providing thrust for redirecting an asteroid, as well as micro-fusion electrical generation powering an ion drive. The systems deploy deuterium-containing fuel material as a localized cloud interacting with incoming ambient cosmic rays to generate energetic fusion products. Dust or other particulate matter in the fuel material converts some cosmic rays into muons that also catalyze fusion. The fusion products provide thrusting upon the asteroid, or when produced near turbines facilitates electrical generation, which can then power an ion drive.
Asteroid redirection facilitated by cosmic ray and muon-catalyzed fusion
Asteroid redirection systems are provided that use cosmic ray and muon-catalyzed micro-fusion. These systems include a micro-fusion propulsion system providing thrust for redirecting an asteroid, as well as micro-fusion electrical generation powering an ion drive. The systems deploy deuterium-containing fuel material as a localized cloud interacting with incoming ambient cosmic rays to generate energetic fusion products. Dust or other particulate matter in the fuel material converts some cosmic rays into muons that also catalyze fusion. The fusion products provide thrusting upon the asteroid, or when produced near turbines facilitates electrical generation, which can then power an ion drive.
MICRO-FUSION-POWERED AIR AND SPACE CRAFT
A micro-fusion powered craft has a centrally located internal chamber with an upper dome and a bottom opening. The chamber is radially surrounding by the main body of the craft. Ports from a fuel supply in the main body inject a deuterium-containing micro-fusion fuel material as a dispersed cloud within the chamber. Ambient cosmic rays and muons penetrate the upper dome into the chamber and interact with the fuel to produce energetic reaction products. The downwardly directed portion of the reaction products exist the chamber through the bottom opening to produce upward reaction thrust, while the upwardly directed portion of the reaction products are stopped by the upper dome to produce applied upward thrust. The craft may have one or more side ports for dispersing fuel material externally in a desired direction that reacts with ambient cosmic rays and muons to produce reaction products, at least some of which are received by a side of the craft to produce lateral thrust.
MICRO-FUSION-POWERED AIR AND SPACE CRAFT
A micro-fusion powered craft has a centrally located internal chamber with an upper dome and a bottom opening. The chamber is radially surrounding by the main body of the craft. Ports from a fuel supply in the main body inject a deuterium-containing micro-fusion fuel material as a dispersed cloud within the chamber. Ambient cosmic rays and muons penetrate the upper dome into the chamber and interact with the fuel to produce energetic reaction products. The downwardly directed portion of the reaction products exist the chamber through the bottom opening to produce upward reaction thrust, while the upwardly directed portion of the reaction products are stopped by the upper dome to produce applied upward thrust. The craft may have one or more side ports for dispersing fuel material externally in a desired direction that reacts with ambient cosmic rays and muons to produce reaction products, at least some of which are received by a side of the craft to produce lateral thrust.
MICRO-FUSION-POWERED UNMANNED CRAFT
A craft having a source of deuterium-containing micro-fusion fuel particles is operable above a planetary, lunar or asteroid surface in the presence of ambient cosmic rays. The fuel particles are dispersible from a set of ports, where at least some of the ports are in an underside of the craft body and others are in lateral sides of the craft body. Dispersed fuel particles interact with ambient cosmic rays and muons to generate energetic reaction products, at least some which are then received by the underside of the craft to generate lift and also selected lateral sides of the craft to generate propulsive thrust in a desired lateral direction. The craft can carry tethers and winches to carry a payload above the surface from location to another. In another embodiment, a balloon-based design, such as a dirigible, provides primary buoyant lift, while the micro-fusion particles provide at least lateral thrust, and supplemental lift where needed.
MICRO-FUSION-POWERED UNMANNED CRAFT
A craft having a source of deuterium-containing micro-fusion fuel particles is operable above a planetary, lunar or asteroid surface in the presence of ambient cosmic rays. The fuel particles are dispersible from a set of ports, where at least some of the ports are in an underside of the craft body and others are in lateral sides of the craft body. Dispersed fuel particles interact with ambient cosmic rays and muons to generate energetic reaction products, at least some which are then received by the underside of the craft to generate lift and also selected lateral sides of the craft to generate propulsive thrust in a desired lateral direction. The craft can carry tethers and winches to carry a payload above the surface from location to another. In another embodiment, a balloon-based design, such as a dirigible, provides primary buoyant lift, while the micro-fusion particles provide at least lateral thrust, and supplemental lift where needed.
SPACECRAFT-MODULE HABITATS AND BASES
Establishing and growth of a lunar or planetary surface base involves continuing to use landing spacecraft as docked modules of the base for habitation and work. A first spacecraft is landed at a specified surface site then doubles as first module of the base. A second (and later third and subsequent) spacecraft is landed at the site a safe distance from the existing base modules then moved over the surface into a side-by-side position to dock with selected base modules. At least some of the landing, surface transport, and operational electric power is supplied by micro-fusion using ambient cosmic rays and muons interacting with deuterium-containing particle fuel material to generate energetic reaction products.
SPACECRAFT COLLISION-AVOIDANCE PROPULSION SYSTEM AND METHOD
A collision-avoidance propulsion system and method for orbiting satellites and other spacecraft takes advantage of ambient cosmic rays in space to catalyze micro-fusion events via particle-target fusion and muon-catalyzed fusion processes, using the reaction products to produce thrust upon orbiting satellites and other spacecraft. A supply of deuterium-containing particle fuel material is propelled in a specified direction of the spacecraft in response to indication of a potential collision with another space object (e.g. orbiting debris). In one embodiment, this may be performed by propellant gas expelling the fuel material through conduits to specified ports on the exterior of the spacecraft. The propelled material interacts with the ambient cosmic rays and muon generated from those cosmic rays to induce micro-fusion. A portion of the energetic reaction products (e.g. alpha particles) are received upon the spacecraft to alter its trajectory in a manner that avoids the potential collision.
Applied Sciences Absolute Technologies GODPARTICLES Balancing The Magnetosphere
A super plant comprises absolute technologies an ultra-transport system, an ultra-cycling light fluids bulk power electromagnetic fluids creep, stiffness precise balancing displacements energy, minimum energy balancing, minimal energy displacements for cosmological global gravitational dynamics conforming nullities relativity energy cycles to energy relativity structures comprising: means for opposing global air warming, affecting Heat Rate maximum efficiencies of the ultra-transport system, Regions 1-5 ultra-longevity boundaries ultra-fluxing, ultra-conserving the bulk power, the mega bulk power, boundaries perfections, and the magnetosphere mega bulk power Regions 4 portions mega bulk power portion.