We believe in sharing our ideas and letting the community be the judge
Our proposals are grounded in scientific principles, free from speculative effects or nonphysical assumptions
At this stage, our focus is on publishing educational materials grounded in well-established principles of physics. We build upon simple ideas, and we believe nature operates in the same way. All materials published here are open for public use and intended to be shared freely with the scientific community.
About me
I am Dr. Aslan Mohammadpour, a researcher specializing in computational mechanics and the modeling of multi-physics problems. I earned my PhD from Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands and continued my work at Imperial College London, where I investigated complex multiphysics phenomena and electromagnetic interactions in my own time.
Throughout my research career, I became increasingly fascinated by electromagnetic theory and the fact that Newton’s third law may not always hold in its classical form. Motivated by this curiosity, I explored and tested several ideas. Some of these concepts challenge conventional mainstream beliefs, and I have chosen to share them publicly despite the prevailing tendency to resist these simple ideas.
My priority is to follow logic-driven, physics-grounded methodologies, relying on well-established scientific principles rather than speculative or nonphysical assumptions. I believe our next step is not to seek anomalous phenomena or to invoke unproven new physics, but rather to apply established physical principles and interpret them correctly.
To learn more about the motivations behind this platform and my decision to pursue independent research, please visit the FAQ section.
Our Vision
We aim to share our ideas and hope to receive help from the entire scientific and engineering community to help propel humanity forward.
Our Mission
Our mission is to demonstrate to the scientific and engineering communities that space propulsion can emerge from simple, fundamental principles. We aim to inspire a shift in perspective — showing that innovation doesn’t always require complexity, but clarity and understanding of nature’s simplest ideas.