Noise is Thrust: Redirecting Spatial Realignment for Propulsion

This paper introduces a new approach to propulsion based on capturing sudden shifts in space itself, called field snaps. Events like sonic booms, combustion, and electric sparks are all examples of energy released when space realigns. By shaping these events, we can turn noise and pressure into forward motion. This concept could lead to future engines that do not rely on fuel but on controlled geometric tension, opening the door to a new kind of field-based propulsion.