About this tag
Discussions on the propulsion tag cover a range of advanced and experimental propulsion concepts, including near-light-speed engine designs from NASA, SpaceX's Starship development, ion engine technology, and auxiliary wind propulsion systems for ships. Topics also touch on nuclear-related propulsion science, as seen in references to a senior propulsion scientist discussing Mars. These threads explore both theoretical and practical propulsion methods, from space travel to fuel-saving innovations for maritime vessels.
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VIDEO NASA Designs Near Light Speed Engine That Breaks Laws Of Physics
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- near light speed physics speculation propulsion science misinformation
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VIDEO How SpaceX Will Use Starship
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- propulsion spaceflight spacex starship
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VIDEO We Reached The Next Mind Blowing Era of Ion Engine Propulsion
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- ion propulsion propulsion space travel
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Want to save fuel? Fly a kite, German inventor says
The blue-hulled vessel would slip by unnoticed on most seas if not for the white kite, high above her prow, towing her to what its creators hope will be a bright, wind-efficient future. Link Removed - Invalid URL Close-up of a SkySails towing kite as it propels the cargo ship MV...- cybercore
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- efficiency environmental fuel innovation kite marine corps propulsion shipping technology wind
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Was There a Natural Nuclear Blast on Mars? Ever wonder why the red planet is red?
Link Removed Ever wonder why the red planet is red? About 180 million years ago, a planet-shattering yet naturally occurring nuclear reaction may have wiped out everything on Mars, sending a shockwave that turned the planet into dry sand. Even more incredible: A natural nuclear...- cybercore
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- astrobiology astronomy debris dr. john brandenburg earth explosion gamma rays hotspot mare acidalium mars natural reaction nuclear planet propulsion radioactivity radioisotopes research sand space science
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