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What if solid state engine was invented

Solid state engine capable of taking a mass to and back the Moon has been invented.

It makes any vehicle, flying craft or submarine an obsolete.

People would simply levitate from source to destination without touching the ground which makes roads and walking paths obsolete.

Powered by solar rechargeable battery means that humans or crafts could levitate endlessly.

Space travel would permit endless journey trough the Universe.

No power limit means that entire buildings could levitate or travel around the Earth or trough the Universe.

Should the inventor sell it to the highest bidder or release to the public on global scale?

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admformeto
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What are they on and where can we get some of it?

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Don Lancaster

Doing either will make you rich and famous.

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John Larkin

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-- Les Cargill

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Les Cargill

It never ceases to amaze me how many people on usenet do not know the difference between fantasy and reality.

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Greegor

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Given this news, I'm going to stop working on my antigravity slats then. (Turn clockwise to ascend, counter-clockwise to descend.)

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spamtrap1888

SO, where do I sign up?

Jamie

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Jamie

There is a difference; Fantasies are available when desired! Reality, you usually need to wait and/or work at it.

Mikek:-)

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amdx

Yes, you've notice that too? ;)

Jamie

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Jamie

In the line marked 'Unfleeced Sheep'.

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Michael A. Terrell

Reality took one look at you, and hauled ass.

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Michael A. Terrell

Is that how people wore their hair seven million years ago?

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John Larkin         Highland Technology, Inc

jlarkin at highlandtechnology dot com
http://www.highlandtechnology.com

Precision electronic instrumentation
Picosecond-resolution Digital Delay and Pulse generators
Custom laser drivers and controllers
Photonics and fiberoptic TTL data links
VME thermocouple, LVDT, synchro   acquisition and simulation
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John Larkin

My pet unicorn agrees with you.

-- Les Cargill

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Les Cargill

It was the '80s. You had to be there.

-- Les Cargill

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Les Cargill

Nope, the government has the 'right' to impound any invention that they deem to be not in the country's best interest. The minute you apply for a patent it gets reviewed with that in mind, and if they decide they want it, some people in black suits, driving black GM SUVs will come knocking at your door.

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PeterD

This may be unique to USA and some other countries but in Germany there is no such law.

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admformeto

A guy I used to work with was always joking about building a flying saucer, and how to keep the govenment from taking it. I told him to make sure it had good shields, and land it on the lawn of the White House. There would be no way for them to force it open, without taking out a good sized chunck of D.C. ;-)

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Michael A. Terrell

Sounds like BS. AFAIK, only patents based on government-funded projects _may_ be subject to government control, and then usually to the extent that they may be made freely licensed. ...Jim Thompson

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Spehro Pefhany

But I couldn't find any restriction against the applicant _using_ his invention. Did I miss that somewhere? And I'm sure the applicant still has protections against interlopers. ...Jim Thompson

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