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Re: Relativity drive
If momentum is conserved, then an object is incapable of moving its own center of mass. This follows trivially from the deffinition of the center of mass (the place where the total momentum sums to 0. If momentum is conserved, this place always has 0 momentum). From this, we can easily see that this device simply can't work.
-Will
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