The invention provides an aircraft using a
Gaussian electromagnetic propulsion device for
air compression, the center of a
saucer-shaped aircraft is an olive-shaped control center, an
oxyhydrogen energy storage tank and an
oxyhydrogen battery device are assembled in the olive-shaped aircraft life control center, and an aircraft body provides
electric energy as required through an
oxyhydrogen energy storage battery; two aircraft compressor blades are annularly stacked together in a big-end-up mode, a pair of
electromagnetic propulsion coil sets is distributed on the edge of each of the upper
compressor blade and the lower
compressor blade of the aircraft, each pair of
electromagnetic propulsion coil sets corresponds to a set of annular
neodymium magnet guide rail, and the two sides of each guide rail are equally divided according to the sector
radian of a circle. An inner arc and an outer arc of each equally-divided
radian are each provided with a
neodymium magnet, the
neodymium magnets and electromagnetic coils matched with the neodymium magnets form an electromagnetic
propeller, an electromagnetic propelling coil set on a
gas compressor blade wheel enables two
gas compressor blades to rotate oppositely after being powered on reversely, and power generation coils are additionally distributed on the outer edge of the large
gas compressor blade wheel.
Neodymium magnets distributed in an array shape are arranged at the positions, corresponding to the coils on the large
compressor blade wheel, outside the aircraft body to form a generator device, and
electric energy is generated along with rotation of the large compressor blade wheel. Three exhaust ports perpendicular to the exhaust direction are formed in the bottom of an annular
pipe below the gas compressor, substances treated by the high-energy
ionization accelerator are exhausted out of the aircraft through the exhaust ports, an exhaust port is also formed in the side face of the aircraft, and a direction adjuster is arranged in the aircraft. The attitude and direction of the aircraft are controlled through an electric
hydraulic control valve, a direction
regulator and a high-energy
ionization acceleration device.