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This book contains a detailed description, as well as, fully described general arrangement, and 17 detailed computerized drawings of the propulsion system of a completely reverse engineered Flying Saucer. This book goes into great detail, with proven standard formulas in Physics, and general easy to understand mathematics to show how this propulsion system can propel a manned space craft, at thousands of miles per hour, from our earths' surface to our farthest planets in a very short time span. This propulsion system is so simple that a high school graduate will be able to understand it's principle. Included in this book is two (2) US Patents including detailed drawings of this unbelievable space craft engine, that its simple propulsion principle should have been discovered 200 years ago. This invention will make all other space craft engines obsolete, due to the tremendous power it can generate, and the simplicity in constructing it.

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The author, Richard Cary Phillips was born in Starkville, MS, on April 5, 1934. He graduated from Auburn University in 1957 with a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering. Later he obtained his Professional Engineer's Licenses in the states of Georgia and Alabama. His interest in so-called Flying Saucers started in 1968, when a Flying Saucer flew down from the sky as he and his son were outside their home, and stopped directly over their heads at a distance of no more than 25 feet. After years of study and research, he reverse engineered the so-called Flying Saucer and received two (2) patents from the US Patent office depicting the three (3) separate propulsion systems of the so-called Flying Saucer.'' These patents are located in this book and are as follows: Ion Impulse Engine - Patent No. US 7,634,903 B2, and Ion Repulsion Turbine No. US 5,005,361, which will produce energy when the propulsion principle of the so-called Flying Saucer is utilized to generate high velocity ions to strike turbine blades connected to a common shaft.

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