Abstract

It is shown that the accusations of violation of the law of conservation of pulse by the Shoyer#x2019;s engine are untenable and are due to the neglect of the existence of non-baryonic matter (the "hidden mass"), in relation to which this installation is not a closed system. An energodynamic theory is proposed according to which the appearance of thrust in this engine is a consequence of the interaction of baryon and non-baryonic matter and is caused by the excitation of a hidden mass in its resonator, which in the presence of a gradient of "vorticity" leads to the appearance in it of forces called "gyroscopic" in energy dynamics. Experimental evidence of this theory is presented.