Plain Description of
Superconductive
Electromagnetic Engine
By Hidefumi
KUBOTA
This is the latest version.
(As specified in the homepage, I exhibited this contents onto the Net on
5th May, 2006.)
Contentst
Chapter 1: The basic structure of the electromagnetic engine
Chapter 2: The basics of the eternal current and the electron pair
Chapter 3: The extension of the momentum order
Chapter 4: The momentum order at the electromagnetic engine
Chapter 5: Explanations about questions
Chapter 6: The detailed structure of the electromagnetic engine
Chapter 7: The size of a driving force of the electromagnetic engine
and electric power consumption
Chapter 8: The use of the electromagnetic engine
Chapter 9: The industrial applicability of the electromagnetic engine
（How to make a
UFO）
Chapter 10: The way of experimenting on the electromagnetic engine
Notice
All figures are conceptual diagrams and do
not reflect actual sizes correctly.
"The superconductive electromagnetic
engine " is abbreviated with "the electromagnetic engine ".
The gravitational constant is supposed to
be 9.8 meter per second2.
Chapter 1: The
basic structure of the electromagnetic engine
It is an apparatus which is a magnet on a
magnet
One magnet is piling up another magnet and
the former is fixed to the latter.
One magnet is a superconductive magnet.
Another magnet is a normal conductive
electromagnet.
But, this normal conductive electromagnet
is making a coil and passed a ripple current of low voltage and very high
frequency.
Since piling up a magnet on a magnet, the
repulsion or the attraction (both are electromagnetic forces) would arise
between the magnets.
However, the repulsion or the attraction to
act on the superconductive magnet is canceled for this special structure.
Therefore, only the repulsion or the
attraction to act on the normal conductive magnet remains and can be used as a
driving force.
This driving force also can be used as a
flotage, a braking force, a turn force and so on.
Figure 1: The basic
structure of Figure 2: The basic
function of the electromagnetic engine
the electromagnetic engine
