That doesn't give me much hope for legitimate new technology to come out of this. I would love to hear about the discovery of a new force, but since I don't see any small scale tests from this company to demonstrate the viability of this concept outside of a lab, I doubt that this will turn into a real invention.
> "space startup Exodus Propulsion Technologies says it has achieved a major breakthrough by stumbling upon a new force of nature"
> "He says his team...investigated propellant-less drives for decades before arriving at electrostatics."
I am already lost. Electrostatic forces can be found in an introductory physics textbook.
I am curious whether this is simply a big scam, or maybe just the delusions of an engineer who got hyped over some experimental errors. There are of course other possibilities of something interesting happening with the experiments, but the claims of a new fundamental force of nature are not exactly believable without more evidence than mentioned in the article (which is zero).
When it's a company with investors, assume scam.
Apply this heuristic to PPM's and Free Energy types as well.
