Wave drive flying saucer

[MasterOgon]

They were published in the ether . . . . by the ether bunny!!

Do you mean that? There was already an answer to this. No. I have published an article in a peer-reviewed but not a reputable journal. For the sake of interest,
send it to Journal of Aircraft and they was told that this is interesting, but should have a more serious approach with detailed technical or mathematical descriptions. I do not have the opportunity for high-quality experiments to measure and present everything in this form

 

[iconoclast]

Do you mean that? There was already an answer to this. No. I have published an article in a peer-reviewed but not a reputable journal. For the sake of interest,
send it to Journal of Aircraft and they was told that this is interesting, but should have a more serious approach with detailed technical or mathematical descriptions. I do not have the opportunity for high-quality experiments to measure and present everything in this form

You published this in a peer reviewed journal? Not likely, or reviewed by . . . . the ether bunny?. And you can't take a more serious detailed technical approach because your material is not correct, or technically rigorous.

 

[MasterOgon]

Here is this article (rus) https://sci-article.ru/stat.php?i=1601957819 Naturally, there are no ethereal hypotheses, only aero and hydrodynamics. Review below it. Information about the reviewer if you click on it
Academic degree, academic title: candidate of physics and mathematics. sciences, associate professor. Or here https://www.famous-scientists.ru/4512/
For the rigor of the description, laboratory conditions are required. The difficulties of carrying out these experiments are described in the article

 

[MasterOgon]

I did EN translation of this article with added video links. HTML or PDF here https://ojs.ukrlogos.in.ua/index.php/2663-4139/article/view/14185