Can Vacuum State Propulsion Enable Near Light-Speed Travel?

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The discussion centers on a US Patent claiming a space vehicle propelled by inflationary vacuum state pressure, which raises skepticism among participants. Concerns are expressed regarding the feasibility of creating an artificial gravity environment through electromagnetic manipulation, as it implies unifying electromagnetism with gravity—a goal still pursued in theoretical physics. The terminology in the patent is viewed as confusing and potentially misleading. Overall, there is a strong doubt about the patent's validity and the practicality of its claims. The conversation highlights ongoing challenges in achieving near light-speed travel through innovative propulsion methods.
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I can't get through the first couple of paragraphs of that. By the terminology used, I suspect that it's a total crock. He seems to be claiming to create an artificial gravity environment by electromagnetic manipulation, which would mean that he first has to unify electromagnatism with gravity. As far as I know, that search is still under way. Do the term 'TOE' ring a bell?
 

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