Test of 'Impossible' EmDrive Space Engine Passes Peer Review

Space·Nov 22

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A test of the EmDrive space engine has passed peer review, a development that has garnered significant attention due to the engine's purported ability to defy a law of physics. However, some outlets have expressed skepticism about the results, suggesting that the observed effects could be caused by other factors. The EmDrive is reportedly set to be tested in space, which may provide further clarity on its viability.

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