Various Types Of Propulsion Systems Not Commonly Known

Rockets: Rockets rely on chemical processes to produce thrust. Chemicals are combined and oxidized to create gas expansion and directed with nozzles for control. Rockets are used in public facing space programs such as the ESA and NASA.

Gravity Nullification/Rocket Hybrids: Gravity nullification systems utilize systems that nullify the effects of gravity in a localized area using various techniques and physics equations and properties that are not taught and suppressed in the white world academia. One such system uses a high pressure accelerator (high pressure circular pipe) which contains a nicked/mercury liquid or variant in which the liquid is spun at speeds over 5000 rpm which nullifies the effects of gravity. With craft at zero weight, rockets are then used to propel the vehicle at high rates of speed. Up up to mach 9 or higher.

Artificial Gravity Systems (Gen 1): Based on a combination of gravity nullification and plasma field and directed graviton systems. Essentially allows vehicles to travel near the speed of light once outside the atmosphere with no reliance on classical rockets.

Quantum Drive Systems: Relies on plasma field systems used in prior generation vehicles. However gravitic nullification or artificial gravity systems are replaced with quantum drive engines. Quantum drive engines use CLEF or Continuous Local Entanglement Framing in order to compress space itself and continuously displace the vehicle at microscopic increments through entangled space rather than propel it through space. However the displacement can occur several million times per second allowing the vehicle to achieve FTL or faster than light speeds.

Hyperspace Drive Systems:

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