Fearless04.jpg' alt='Watch Fearless Online Ibtimes' title='Watch Fearless Online Ibtimes' />Has China cracked Nasas impossible engine Propaganda video claims scientists have a working version of the fuelfree EmDrive that could take humans to Mars in. At a press conference on Sunday, angry citizens ran off Jason Kessler, the organizer of a disastrous rally for white supremacists, neoNazis and other members of the. Fake or fearless Watch an Afrikaner man down a litre of Jgermeister in under 10 seconds A series of alcohol challenge videos have emerged on the internet in. Niall Horan thanks Louis Tomlinson for saving One Direction Hes an unbelievable guy Tomlinson recently admitted to feeling insecure while performing with the boy. Watch Fearless Online Ibtimes' title='Watch Fearless Online Ibtimes' />Has China cracked Nasas impossible engine A new propaganda video claims that scientists in China have created a working prototype of the impossible fuel free engine. The radical Em. Drive has been hypothesised for years by Nasa, but the space agency has been unable to create a working version. If the physics defying concept is brought to reality, its said the engine could get humans to Mars in just 1. Scroll down for video A new propaganda video claims that scientists in China have created a working prototype of the impossible reactionless engine. THE EMDRIVE The concept of an Em. Drive engine is relatively simple. It provides thrust to a spacecraft by bouncing microwaves around in a closed container. Solar energy provides the electricity to power the microwaves, which means that no propellant is needed. The implications for this could be huge. For instance, current satellites could be half the size they are today without the need to carry fuel. Humans could also travel further into space, generating their own propulsion on the way. But when the concept was first proposed it was considered implausible because it went against the laws of physics. Its allegedly fuel free nature also means the drive may directly contradict the law of conservation of momentum. It suggests it would produce a forward facing force without an equal and opposite force acting in the other direction. The video was posted by CCTV. Propellantless propulsion The Chinese Em. Drive by CAST scientist Dr Chen Yue, Chinas Space Agency. It claims that Chinese scientists have developed the Em. Drive, and will soon put it into space although it does not state any technical aspects of the device. The Em. Drive is an engine that provides thrust without the need for fuel. Instead, it bounces microwaves provided by solar energy around in a closed container. With no fuel to eject, the Em. Watch Fearless Online Ibtimes' title='Watch Fearless Online Ibtimes' />A 20yearold University of Nevada, Reno student who was caught on camera carrying torches alongside other white supremacists at a rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. Drive would violate Newtons third law, which states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. This isnt the first time that China has claimed to have made a working Em. Drive.  In December, researchers with Cast confirmed the government had been funding research into the technology since 2. Earth orbit, IBTimes UK reported. And in November, anonymous sources told IBTimes UK that tests on the Em. Drive were underway aboard Tiangong 2. National research institutions in recent years have carried out a series of long term, repeated tests on the Em. Drive, Dr Chen Yue, head of the communication satellite division at Cast said at the press conference, IBTimes UK reports. Nasas published test results can be said to re confirm the technology. We have successfully developed several specifications of multiple prototype principles. The establishment of an experimental verification platform to complete the milli level micro thrust measurement test, as well as several years of repeated experiments and investigations into corresponding interference factors, confirm that in this type of thruster, thrust exists. A new propaganda video claims that scientists in China have created a working prototype of the impossible reactionless engine. Pictured is a prototype of the EMDrive. THE NASA PAPER The paper, which has now been published in the AIAAs Journal of Propulsion and Power, describes a series of successful tests carried out at Nasas Johnson Space Center in Texas. It outlines a experiments with a closed radio frequency cavity. The paper describes how early tests of the system in a vacuum, recreating the conditions of the engine if were used in space. Engineers carried out controlled bursts at 4. The tests managed to generate powers of 1. NKw, a fraction of the current state of the art Hall thruster, which can achieve a massive 6. NKw. But the researchers say that the lack of fuel consumption could make up for the drop in power. Cast is a subsidiary of the Chinese Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation CASC and the manufacturer of Dong Fang Hong satellites. According to Li Feng, chief designer of Casts communication satellite division, the team has built a prototype that so far generates just a few millinewtons of thrust, IBTimes UK reports. For it to work on a satellite, they will need to bring the levels up to something between. Newtons. This means they will have to improve the cavity design to reduce electrical losses, and develop a solution for the placement of the microwave thruster on the satellite itself. This technology is currently in the latter stages of the proof of principle phase, with the goal of making the technology available in satellite engineering as quickly as possible, Li Feng said at the conference, IBTimes reports. Although it is difficult to do this, we have the confidence that we will succeed. But Nasa research published in November was dismissed by many people who thought the results were an experimental error. The Nasa tests managed to generate powers of 1. NKw, a fraction of the current state of the art Hall ion thruster, which can achieve a massive 6. NKw illustratedThis includes advanced propulsion systems expert Brice Cassenti, who says there is likely a mundane explanation behind the findings. But, while the expert argues that theres a slim probability that the results will hold up in further investigation, he also notes that its not zero. The violations seen in the Em. Drive concept would invalidate much of the basis for all of physics as we know it, Cassenti, an engineering professor at the University of Connecticut, told UConn Today. The paper, now published in the AIAAs Journal of Propulsion and Power, describes a series of successful tests carried out by scientists at Nasas Eagleworks Laboratories. Its publication means it has been reviewed by scientists independent to the study, adding to its credibility but, this does not necessarily mean that the results are valid. The technology has been dubbed the warp drive for its similarity to the fictional propulsion system seen  in the Star Trek series. As there is no plausible proven physical explanation for the findings as of yet, either experimentally or theoretically, the expert says the results may boil down to an experimental error. I personally believe that there is a mundane explanation for the results, Cassenti said. For example, electric currents are heating components within the Drive that expand during the experiments, causing motion that would appear as a force. It is very difficult to remove such effects, although the authors of the journal article tried to remove not only these thermal effects but also many other possible sources for experimental errors. According to Cassenti, its extremely difficult to be certain that all sources of error have been eliminated, and this can only be proven through independent tests of the hypothesis. If the physics defying concept is brought to reality, its said the engine could get humans to Mars in just 1. If the Em. Drive results do turn out to be valid, the achievement points to new physics. And while there have been circumstances where Newtons laws have been found not to apply at high speeds, as in large gravitational fields and with tiny molecules, the researcher note that Newton is still mostly right. Over my professional life, I have seen several of these exciting experimental or theoretical results reported in peer reviewed literature, Cassenti said. So far only the reality of black holes has come through. So, based on my experience, the probability of this holding up under further analysis and testing appears slim. But its not zero. Doxxed White Supremacist Caught Red Handed With Torch at Charlottesville Wants to Put That Genie Back in the Bottle. A 2. 0 year old University of Nevada, Reno student who was caught on camera carrying torches alongside other white supremacists at a rally in Charlottesville, Virginia is backpedaling furiously now that his identity has been exposed. Channel 2 News reports that after the photo of Peter Cvjetanovic screaming while holding the torch went viral, they were able to reach him by phone, whereupon he insisted that he is not an angry racist. I did not expect the photo to be shared as much as it was, Cvjetanovic said. I understand the photo has a very negative connotation. But I hope that the people sharing the photo are willing to listen that Im not the angry racist they see in that photo. Watch Dark Ride Online Hollywoodreporter. Cvjetanovic then referenced the 1. Nazi motto, while continuing to insist hes not hateful. As a white nationalist, I care for all people, Cvjetanovic said. We all deserve a future for our children and for our culture. White nationalists arent all hateful we just want to preserve what we have. Seeing as the Charlottesville rally descended into chaos with mass violence, use of improvised weaponry and mace, a car attack which killed at least one and wounded dozens of others, and the crash of a police helicopter and deaths of two officers, Cvjetanovic probably isnt going to be convincing anyone white nationalism is an ideology of peace. But a small but dedicated army of social media users and others have been hoping to force more of Cvjetanovics compatriots into the open, trading tips on exposing their identities and spreading photos of their unmasked faces as far as possible. Especially after the disastrous rally, there seems to be near universal consensus in left leaning circles this is the right thing to do. It may well be, but like any tactic, it brings with it its own risks. The movement seems to be linking photos to names and though they seem to have identified several of the actual neo Nazis and white supremacists involved, there have already been high profile cases of mistaken identity or missed context. One widely trafficked tweet, for example, got over 1. You. Tube personality Joey Salads wearing a Nazi armband at the rally. The photo was indeed of Salads wearing a Nazi armband, not to exalt Adolf Hitler per se, but for the equally stupid purpose of trying to prove Donald Trumps supporters arent racists. Another widely trafficked post from the same account identified the wrong white supremacist. In other posts, it inaccurately labeled a photo of a man being arrested as racist organizer Richard Spencer, as well as said it had got one alleged supremacist terminated from their job. Its easy to see the appeal of doxxing. White supremacists have effectively weaponized the psuedo anonymous nature of the internet to their advantage, organizing online and staging rallies far from home to offset the risk of their identities being exposed. Theyve also enjoyed near impunity from the actual authorities, who largely stood down in Charlottesville while attendees beat counter protesters and marched around with weaponry. Hitting back on both fronts is a way to wipe the smile off their faces and force them to justify themselves directly. Though the primary concern by most users seems to be flagging the danger the supremacists poses to others, in some cases doxxing supremacists has also worked to bring them out of the movement. Theres also an obvious material difference between doxxing as a form of harassment and pulling the mask off of fascists. But when mistakes are made, it can help ruin an innocent persons life, quick. In 2. 01. 5, members of Anonymous compiled a list of supposed Ku Klux Klan members that was littered with fake or misleading information. Last year, innocent black gun owner Mark Hughes received thousands of death threats after being falsely accused of shooting over a dozen people at a Black Lives Matter protest in Dallas. And well before any suspect was announced, alt right media personalities egged on a campaign to blame a random man they deemed an anti Trump communist for the car attack in Charlottesville.