From: banerjeeadda1234@gmail.com   
      
   > >> The US Navy spent 15 years and $500,000,000 and came to the conclusion   
   > >> that railguns are not practical.   
      
   Heh-heh, given half that sum I would have made not only a rail gun firing   
   heavy missiles that would reach hypersonic speeds, but a ship to the Moon with   
   my internal force engines.   
   But what to say, the whodumbos rule!   
      
   > > God bless the USNavy, and Lt. Schroder of the US Navy whose work on rail   
   gun recoil was the basis for my failed PhD.   
   > > Their design was based on conventional artillery. Mine is not.   
   > >>   
   > >> Maybe you should send them a proposal for your wonderous invention.   
   > > Good idea. Think I owe them that. As things are, I am more interested in   
   revising the basics of physics for better morality and technology.   
   > >   
   > >>   
   > >> Of course, they will want to see a working railgun and a full analysis...   
   > > For which they only need to see my 2017 and 2022 videos available on   
   youtube.   
   > Like I said, a WORKING railgun and a FULL analysis with data readings,   
   > graphs, equations, etc., NOT some half assed video with no analysis.   
      
   Those videos are not for fools.   
   Understanding those videos calls for far superior intelligence, breadth of   
   view, and knowledge than what I have found in Usenet.   
   Very very few in the viewing public may meet that criteria. But I have no   
   doubt that a brilliant person with some knowledge of calculas and electrical   
   engineering will understand, if that person has an open mind.   
   My scientific works presented in a new and original medium (incontrovertible   
   video with explanations) are for trained and established professionals,   
   successful in their own disciplines, for further development; not for those   
   who call themselves    
   physicists, among whom some may pretend to be engineers.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)