To grow as a space faring race, future spaceflight systems will requires new propulsion physics. Specifically a propulsion physics model that does not require mass ejection without limiting the high thrust necessary to accelerate within or beyond our solar system and return within a normal work period or lifetime. In 2004 Khoury and Weltman produced a density dependent cosmology theory they called Chameleon Cosmology, as at its nature, it is hidden within known physics. This theory represents a scalar field within and about an object, even in the vacuum. Whereby, these scalar fields can be viewed as vacuum energy fields with definable densities that permeate all matter; having implications to dark matter/energy with universe acceleration properties; implying a new force mechanism for propulsion physics. Using Chameleon Cosmology, the author has developed a new propulsion physics model, called the Changing Density Field (CDF) Model. This model relates to density changes in these density fields, where the density field density changes are related to the acceleration of matter within an object. These density changes in turn change how an object couples to the surrounding density fields. Whereby, thrust is achieved by causing a differential in the coupling to these density fields about an object. Since the model indicates that the density of the density field in an object can be changed by internal mass acceleration, even without exhausting mass, the CDF model implies a new propellant-less propulsion physics model
Propulsion Physics Under the Changing Density Field Model
JANNAF 5th Spacecraft Propulsion Subcommittee Meeting
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2011
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Huntsville, AL, United States
JANNAF 6th Liquid Propulsion Subcommittee Meeting
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2011
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Huntsville, AL, United States
JANNAF 8th Modeling and Simulation Subcommittee Meeting
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2011
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Huntsville, AL, United States
2011-12-05
Conference paper
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English
Propulsion Physics Using the Chameleon Density Model
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