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http://www.cnn.com/2002/TECH/space/07/19/planet.freeway/index.html
very interesting story about possible breakthroughs in space travel
very interesting story about possible breakthroughs in space travel
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maybe, but it's the first that i've seen of it
however, i don't read science websites very often
however, i don't read science websites very often
Shadowfax
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NASA has been using gravity for many years as a source of energy to thrust spacecrafts into deep space, resulting in long missions. Great benefit is that the amount of fuel required to get the spacecraft from point A to point B is much lower...
It's good to see they are improving this technique
It proves once again what LastLegionary already new: math rocks!
It's good to see they are improving this technique
It proves once again what LastLegionary already new: math rocks!
Shadowfax
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sbcanada said:Drifting along by gravitational fields isn't as cool as having a warp engine like on Star Trek.
Be patient, sbcanada...in time they will be developed.
Some might say it can't be done, but didn't they also say that about space travel in the first place, only 7 decades ago?
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I've already invented the warp engine, but the government is threatening to kill me if I tell anyone else about the technology (I haven't told them yet either, that's the only reason I'm still alive).
