Exactly, compression ignition!
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Max Dillon
Charleston SC
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Hendrik and fay wrote:
>Ooooh worlds first Diesel powered space craft, I'll be your bartender.
>
>Hendrik
>who is packing the spacesuit as we speak
>
>On 12/04/13 06:00, Max Dillon wrote:
>> Craig can
Ooooh worlds first Diesel powered space craft, I'll be your bartender.
Hendrik
who is packing the spacesuit as we speak
On 12/04/13 06:00, Max Dillon wrote:
Craig can design it, you build it, Wilton and OK Don will fly it, Chairman Mao
needs to be there to keep the atmosphere light. What are
Yeah, for 40 years I've been hearing about this. I suspect it's just
like flying cars.
Peter
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Craig can design it, you build it, Wilton and OK Don will fly it, Chairman Mao
needs to be there to keep the atmosphere light. What are you guys waiting for?
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Charleston SC
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Rich Thomas wrote:
>In space, no one can hear you scream from dirty radi
Yes, a quick read indicates the death of the Orion project was fear and
politics, not science.
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Max Dillon
Charleston SC
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Rich Thomas wrote:
>In space, no one can hear you scream from dirty radiation poisoning.
>And so far, the EPA have passed no regulati
In space, no one can hear you scream from dirty radiation poisoning.
And so far, the EPA have passed no regulations or implemented any
Executive Orders regarding dirty bombs in space, though there might be
some treaties or something. But to treaties, once I start the
propulsion system, I say
That was fission, which is "dirty" compared to fusion.
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Max Dillon
Charleston SC
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Rich Thomas wrote:
>Google Project Orion
>
>--R
>
>
>On 4/11/13 9:15 AM, Max Dillon wrote:
>> Last I heard, National Ignition Facility was still working on fusion
>reaction igni
Google Project Orion
--R
On 4/11/13 9:15 AM, Max Dillon wrote:
Last I heard, National Ignition Facility was still working on fusion reaction
ignition. I'm skeptical...
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Last I heard, National Ignition Facility was still working on fusion reaction
ignition. I'm skeptical...
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Fmiser wrote:
>> Gerry Archer wrote:
>
>> The proposed Fusion Driven Rocket (FDR) is a 150-ton system
>> that uses magnetism
> Gerry Archer wrote:
> The proposed Fusion Driven Rocket (FDR) is a 150-ton system
> that uses magnetism to compress lithium or aluminum metal
> bands around a deuterium-tritium fuel pellet to initiate
> fusion. The resultant microsecond reaction forces the
> propellant mass out at 30 kilometers
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