NASA Veteran's Bold Claim: Propellant-Less Space Travel
Charles Buhler's 'New Force': Science Fiction or Revolutionary Propulsion?
Charles Buhler, a former NASA engineer, claims to have developed a propulsion system defying known physics by overcoming Earth's gravity without expelling propellant. Dubbed 'New Force,' this breakthrough was presented at the APEC conference. While the aspirations are sky‑high, skepticism looms large due to lack of peer‑reviewed validation and possible violations of the conservation of momentum.
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