Rocket PoweR, InteRstellaR tRavel and eteRnal lIfe
Rocket PoweR, InteRstellaR tRavel and eteRnal lIfe
Rocket PoweR, InteRstellaR tRavel and eteRnal lIfe
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Figure 24. Daniel Hungerford proposed his “self-moving wheel” in the drawing dated January 3, 1967.<br />
SELF-MOVING WHEEL<br />
In January 1967, Hungerford wrote he was “working on<br />
a machine of a different [unlike the electro-magnetic<br />
space drive] – that may have a promice [sic] – some<br />
thing we (I) can do here in my little rooms—.” 188 This<br />
likely was the “self-moving wheel” shown in<br />
Hungerford drawings dated December 26 <strong>and</strong> 31, 1966,<br />
as well as January 3, 1967. On the first drawing<br />
Hungerford noted,<br />
46 Daniel <strong>and</strong> Floyd Hungerford: <strong>Rocket</strong> Power, Interstellar Travel <strong>and</strong> Eternal Life, by Geofrey N. Stein
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