80 years later and on military aero engines they cant even take advantage of exhaust thrust.
The added "thrust power" to be gained can easily exceed 10% of the brake power of the main engine. All this was known to every sensible aero-engine designer in 1940.
But no, lets stick four drainpipes on it because bending a bit of steel tube is just impossible to do economically in 2026.
Some encouraging news: two independent data analysts who were given access to the transient sample have replicated our core results regarding associations between transients and nuclear testing (Scientific Reports paper) as well as the deficit of transients in the Earth's shadow (PASP paper). One (Brian Doherty) has documented his analysis in a short note, while the other who replicated the nuclear-transient association has chosen not to be named at this stage. These replications are preliminary and non-peer-reviewed, but encouraging. We look forward to additional independent replication efforts, including peer-reviewed ones.
@AlchemyAmerican. I can't believe this is really happening. Interesting that Greer claims these are US imitations, but I wonder if he would update this now the video is out
https://t.co/BmnFAgPaAm