N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE. BOOK 4. THE PHYSICS OF THE REALITIES

Book 4. The Physics of the Realities. Afterword with the prospect of continuing... 452 11. Torpedo with a direct-action jet engine. 12. Torpedo with magnetohydrodynamic jet engine. 13. Reactive submarine. 14. Submarine with direct-action jet engines. 15. Magnetohydrodynamic jet engine. Nicolai was seriously engaged in inventing and already then, being a student, independently studied the principles of the patent law. In order to solve a task of invention in a certain area, one must know at least the problems of this area. Already in those years, Nicolai was interested in many subjects, and not only in physics. Were there many students in your life, whose interests would fit even into a small fraction of this? For the people urging for knowledge this list will tell a lot and will be quite an addition to the information that is known about Nicolai Levashov. And this is not the whole list. I only published what my colleague and me thought to be appropriate. But why did Levashov never mention this in his works anywhere? Well, only because it was (in my opinion) quite a significant segment of his path of knowledge, which allowed him later to create what he created, and which is public now. But there is another approach – why, after Levashov’s passing away, no one asked about the availability (or lack thereof) of such documents? And what a shouting there was from all sides! By this I just want to emphasize that there are other serious documents and calculations which allow us to go forward and have a perspective for the development of both Technologies and other equally important things. And this also characterizes the Man's foresight. In the continuation of the work unfinished by Nicolai Levashov ("The Mirror of My Soul"), I tried, within reason, to give the reader the opportunity to get the idea of the physics of A. Khatybov. Of course, this is probably not enough to get a profound idea and understanding, but certain elements and calculations, especially related to the "SvetL" Programs , are given. I thought it expedient to do this. Well, we’ll see who will be able to take advantage of this and in what way. I am saying it again – time has not come yet to reveal more , there is more than enough for understanding and comprehending. I initially knew perfectly well what tasks would arise before the inquisitive mind of those who from the first lines would show interest in the information available in the book and I tried to present it in the simplest way, – the information from N. Levashov as a basis for moving forward in