- Martin Tajmar presented his work at the American Institute for Aeronautics
- His results confirm thrusts from EMDrive as previously claimed by Nasa
- Claims his findings could revolutionise space travel with increased speed
- When first proposed the EMDrive baffled physicists as it appeared to violate the law of conservation of momentum
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Martin Tajmar, professor and chair for Space Systems at the Dresden
University of Technology confirmed that the EMDrive would work. Pictured
is the first device created by Roger Sawyer |