To Mars and Back in Twenty Days
Welcome to the official presentation of Dr. Azriel Lorber's novel
Reactionless Space Drive. In this system thrust is generated, without
mass discharge, by manipulating internally produced centrifugal forces. This breakthrough technology by-passes many current limitations on space travel and paves the way for shorter duration, long distance space missions.
Examine the physics of the system and view movies of successful
tests, all of which challenge the current, widely accepted, view that
space travel is impossible without rockets.
Dr. Azriel Lorber obtained a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh (1961) and an M.S. (1963) and a Ph.D. (1974) in Aerospace and Ocean Engineering from the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.
After getting his MS he returned to Israel and worked for the Israeli Aircraft Industries as an aeronautical engineer. In 1971 he traveled again to the US to study for his Doctorate, and when he returned to Israel, he worked for the Israeli Military Industries (as head of aerodynamics and propulsion in one of IMI's plants), in the private sector (as head of R&D in a high-tech company) and as principal assistant to the director general of the Israeli ministry of science and technology.
