NASA validates "impossible" space drive.

[Julius Skrrvin]

 

[Heretic]

I read this at Ars last week. The verdict is still uncertain but id love for it to be completely true. Space is the next exploration frontier, and while I might be able to in my lifetime, I'd love to go to space on a commercial flight 50 years from now..

I agree space is next but damn I wish we could explore the oceans more too. It's so much there that we have no idea about

 

[tmonster]

A less conservative projection has an advanced drive developing ten times as much thrust for the same power -- this cuts the transit time to Mars to 28 days, and can generally fly around the solar system at will, a true Nasa dream machine.

 

[Malta]

@el_oh_el It's still working

http://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2015/04/evaluating-nasas-futuristic-em-drive/


Tests indicate it will work in space, they've been trying to disprove it and it continues to function.

 

[el_oh_el]

@el_oh_el It's still working

http://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2015/04/evaluating-nasas-futuristic-em-drive/


Tests indicate it will work in space, they've been trying to disprove it and it continues to function.

One of the longest and most interesting articles I've read in a while..will be truly crazy if they are able to commercialize this within our lifetime..I'd fukkin love it

 

[Malta]

One of the longest and most interesting articles I've read in a while..will be truly crazy if they are able to commercialize this within our lifetime..I'd fukkin love it

There's money in it, if this turns out to be real they'd be able to mine the shyt out of asteroids with this type of technology since whatever craft they build wouldn't need to use the planet or moons gravity to get where it needs to be.

We going to Mars my nikka

 

[Dirty_Jerz]

Wow

 

[Mowgli]

GOing to mars is like living here, everywhere

Waste.

 

[Malta]

GOing to mars is like living here, everywhere

Waste.

That's one of the biggest attractions in the world


So you wouldn't take the Carnival SpaceCruiser out to get a glimpse of a completely different world?

 

[Mowgli]

That's one of the biggest attractions in the world


So you wouldn't take the Carnival SpaceCruiser out to get a glimpse of a completely different world?

Yes, but one that looks like something ive never seen before, instead of some shyt i can drive a few hours to visit with less risk of death.

What happens after you realize youre looking at miles of red rocks on a planet with no bytches.

 

[Red Shield]

With the whole electric universe thing, there might be something to this... even though Nasa lies it's ass off about too much.

 

[tmonster]

GOing to mars is like living here, everywhere

Waste.

gotta admit
you are consistent...that takes commitment

 

[ORDER_66]

its still too slow....

when NASA is able to replicate that warp speed accident and harness it into an actual drive. now we're gonna have some fun... if we can cut down the travel time to mars from 28 days til 10 minutes then i'll be impressed...

 

[GPBear]

 

[humble Hermit]

You know they're portals that open up several times a day that can directly take you to the sun and other places instantaneous?