AAWSAP DIRD, Negative Mass Propulsion, January 2011

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The Planck aether model can give a simple explanation for this paradox. The Planck
aether consists of two superfluid components, one composed of positive Planck masses
and the other one of negative Planck masses. The two components can freely flow
through each other, making possible two configurations, one where both components
are corotating and one where they are counterrotating. The corotating configuration is
realized on a rotating platform, where it leads to the Sagnac and neutron interference
effects. This suggests that in the presence of the magnetic vector potential the two
superfluid components are counterrotating. Outside the coil, where curl A = 0, the
magnetic energy density vanishes, implying that the magnitudes of both velocities are
exactly the same. Inside the coil, where curl A * 0, there must be a small imbalance in
the velocity of the positive over the negative Planck masses to result in a positive
energy density.
9 . Negative Masses in Cosmology
In the Planck aether theory, the negative gravitational field energy surrounding a mass
is due to an excess of negative over positive mass, and the negative mass surrounding
a highly collapsed spherical body or black hole is of the same order of magnitude as the
positive mass accumulated inside the collapsed body. An assembly of interacting
positive and negative masses can, in general, not lead to a thermodynamic equilibrium.
If all the positive masses are separated from the negative ones, it is sufficient to
require that each mass species reaches thermodynamic equilibrium. It was shown by
Vysin [12] that an assembly of negative masses can acquire thermodynamic
equilibrium provided the temperature is negative. The kinetic energy of a negative
Planck mass is negative, and an assembly of negative Planck masses has, for this
reason, a negative temperature. It therefore can reach thermodynamic equilibrium.
We now make the following hypothesis:
If an assembly of positive and negative masses, with the total energy equal to
zero, is brought together, the temperature and hence entropy of the mixture will
go to zero.
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