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The reporting is a bit confusing as this is EM Drive, but NASA is also working on a warp drive in the true sense of warping space-time. Not sure if they are linked, but one is "we built something but can't work out why it works" and the other is "we have equations that show this is possible, but can't work out how to put it into practice"Originally posted by zeitghost View PostLeave a comment:
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There's a brilliant documentary about Concorde where the pilot of a US spy plane is interviewed. He describes sitting in a cold, leaky, state-of-the-art, high altitude spy plane watching Concorde cruise past full of people sitting in luxury sipping Champagne.Originally posted by VectraMan View Post
It might have been stupidly expensive, but the world took a step backwards the day they decommissioned Concorde.Leave a comment:
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Imagine how pissed off you'd be if you volunteered for a 3 year mission to be the first man on Mars, but before you got there somebody invented a much better propulsion system and arrived before you.If the ‘EM Drive’ works, it could take humans to Mars in a fraction of the time currently possible - landing people on the Red Planet within just 10 weeks. .
A bit like sailing to the new world and getting there just after Concorde.Leave a comment:
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Engage!
As Cap'n Baldy used to say.
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/nasa-is-te...075731244.html
For dear old Freako, this relates to a "warp drive" wot uses microwaves to develop an "anomalous thrust".
AndyW's mum knows all about anomalous thrusts.
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