EmDrive study officially published
For those new to this, the emdrive is very likely bogus.<p>1. It violates Conservation of Momentum. If the phenomena is real, a large number of basic Physics principles would need to be discarded.<p>2. It was designed based on certain principles. Those principles have been shown to be wrong. But it works anyway because <i>reasons</i>?<p>3. The results of each experiment are suspiciously close to the limits of measurement.<p>There are two choices here: (a) experimental error or (b) profound alteration to fundamental physics. Occam's Razor applies. Also, "extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence" and this evidence is far from extraordinary.<p>That this is being published in a journal which does not cover basic physics is not helping.