And is for
jet of explosion propulsion, an apparatus without engineering and without a
mechanical propeller but with physics
for the explosion and for the fuselage, and it’s also work for rockets, and it’s
based in the inertia, so for the travel in the air and in the space, by the
inertia you only would need a perfect fuselage and make the propulsion by an
explosion and something else the launch base (base de lançamento), and you
would travel with no engineering or without fuel, the inertia would keep the
air-plane in the air, only the explosion of the moment of the take-off is the
force (phisics concept) that would be need of energy to the travel, if you get
a perfect fly the velocity would keep for inertia, because this the explosion
would be perfect because the velocity is of the launch, the airplane (jet) and
rocket, would never accelerated could
would slow down but not accelerate, the inertia would keep the airplane or the
rocket travelling for ever, so in the jet you could circulate the Earth for
ever the explosion only would influence in the velocity and not in the duration
of flight, the inertia would make it for ever, the problem that one time that
the fly wasn’t perfect the airplane would be out of inertia and would
slow-down, so is the imperfection that take it out of inertia and out of the
inertia the airplane would slow-down, but the theory is so good that when the
airplane would slow-down gradually the airplane would lost height slowly so you
would not fall of one moment for other the airplane would land with some
security, but of course the pilot had to be very intelligent. So is so
impossible a person at 500 or 1000 2000 years ago put a jet for propulsion in
the air? The only thing that difficult is find is the explosives for the
propulsion. And of course don’t have to be a big explosion is a relatively
small explosion, and of course if the fuselage explode the airplane would not decollate,
would be damage, so don’t need a big explosion, if with the quantity of
explosion the airplane don’t take-off maybe was because the fuselage wasn’t
perfect, or the launch base wasn’t good and wasn’t a problem of propulsion. Rute
Bezerra de Menezes Gondim
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