coil Tesla in the space

[Alexis]

hello to all electronics lovers. My name is Alex and I am currently tuning my DRSSTC coil / I am watching the coil working at different frequencies.my question is, what will happen to the coil in space. there is no air and gas and there is no
electromagnetic field of our planet.what happens to the stored energy at the streamers formation point.reading wikipedia drew attention to the article  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vacuum_polarization It seems to me that when a tesla coil of sufficiently high power is operating, a change in the state of the physical vacuum will occur in the form of the appearance of any particles. If at the same time be able to capture these particles and change the direction of motion
 if in this case,, then there is a new type of engine in space.
what gentlemen"s  think.
Respect Alex.

[Mads Barnkob]

Hi Alex, that is already in use in space today, it is called plasma thrusters: http://www.esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Images/2018/06/CubeSat_micro-pulsed_plasma_thruster

Actually Weston of this forum have made amplifiers just for that, maybe he will answer if you got more specific questions

He showed the amplifier here: https://highvoltageforum.net/index.php?topic=820.msg5443#msg5443

[Alexis]

Hi Mads.it's good that you answered me. but I wrote about another use of the Tesla coil in space in a deep vacuum using the theory of vacuum polarization to change the state of quantum vacuum by the action of electromagnetic pulses emitted by the coil at the breakout point of  streamers .if the frequency is very high and a sufficiently powerful coil, some elementary particles may appear.as I understand it, the quantum vacuum for us bystanders is stable and the average energy is zero.I want to make a change in the equilibrium structure. If it turns out there is no need for an additional substance. This substance itself will appear from vacuum in the amount of electromagnetic energy expended.
imagine that the necessary power electronics exist.
maybe someone can theoretically confirm this idea of mine.
respect Alex

[Uspring]

Alex, if you look further down in the Wikepedia article, you'll see, that electric fields around 10^18 V/m are needed for vacuum polarization effects. That's about 10^12 times more, than present day Tesla coils provide. In terms of orders of magnitude missing in performance, that's roughly like a snail trying to reach the speed of light.

[Mads Barnkob]

My artistic impression