Light amplification jet engine?

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The discussion centers on the concept of a light amplification jet engine that utilizes focal reflectors and strategically placed antennas for electromagnetic field amplification. The proposed design involves bending light with a parabolic reflector through a coiled laser chamber to enhance propulsion. Participants express interest in the hypothesis and the need for mathematical modeling to support the concept. The engine could potentially operate by either expelling energy or drawing it in. Overall, the idea presents a novel approach to propulsion technology.
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Using a series of focal reflectors, built in antenna strategically placed for proper phasing the EMF amplification system. Kinda like a space hyper engine. Possible? I can draw some blueprints I think.
 
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That sounds interesting to me. I would like to hear more about your hypothesis.
 
I need to incorporate the math into all my shapes, but I got a general vision I just need to model it. It's New Years tonight so I think I'm heading out. But the idea is to bend the light using a parabolic reflector through a coiled laser chamber and amplify it out the exhaust. Which can be operated as firing away from it's greatest source energy, or pulling towards it. Onboard power systems for sure.
 
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