Kirian Technologies - How It Works

Features

With minimal development, the FREE opens up new markets immediately:

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Low-Orbit Earth Satellites: Satellites that can fly lower through more atmosphere than before, while generating the fuel they need with the solar panels they already have.
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Off-Axis Geostationary Satellites: The narrow orbital band for geostationary satellites can be expanded by compensating for a deficit or excess in forward speed with a continuous inwards or outwards thrust. This way the Earth's rotational speed can be matched at a lower or higher orbit.
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The more thrust, the lower the LOES can go, and the wider the OAGS orbital band is; regardless of how much engine thrust is improved.

Functionality

How does it work?

As the name implies, it converts electrical energy into linear motion by using electromagnetic forces,
to generate work on an object with mass and then redirecting it.

By using a pattern of symmetry and asymmetry, an asymmetrical force is generated,
leaving all motions and forces cancelled out except in the direction we want; generating forward thrust.

Demonstration

Too complex. Give me an example.

Demonstration of creating linear momentum with force redirection

Normal (straight) Situation

Person pushes the ball and the ball pushes the person, making both move. When the rope is taught, both pull each other to complete stop again, because of equal action/reaction.

Asymmetrical Situation

If the weight is attached to a free spinning bearing and thrown off-center of mass, the weight will go straight, but the thrower starts spinning. When the rope is taught, the ball still has linear momentum, but the person has angular momentum instead.

As the ball drags the bearing in one direction, but the bearing doesn't provide a way for the person to slow down spinning, this force is never compensated for - leading to the person and the weight resembling Jupiter pulling on the Sun during its orbit, rather than bringing both the weight and the person to a stop as in the symmetrical example.