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EM Drive ‘Sci-Fi’ Space Engine: Does it Really Violate the Laws of Physics?
An unpublished paper from NASA reveals that the controversial EM Drive – a space engine with fuel-free propulsion system – could actually work. But critics remain skeptic about the idea saying that the engine violates the laws of physics.
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