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General Discussion => Q&A Section => Topic started by: spacexplorer on 05/04/2023 07:42 am

Title: New space propulsion method?
Post by: spacexplorer on 05/04/2023 07:42 am

Quote from: skizzo on 04/14/2023 09:41 pm

Its crazy to see in 2029 it'll still be near Earth's orbit for a fly by.

I hope in the next coming decades their will be faster ways of space travel

I've just read a NASA scientist invented a new propulsion method which should allow 10x speed. That would be great if actually possible!

Title: Re: New space propulsion method?
Post by: whitelancer64 on 05/04/2023 04:50 pm

Quote from: spacexplorer on 05/04/2023 07:42 am

Quote from: skizzo on 04/14/2023 09:41 pm

Its crazy to see in 2029 it'll still be near Earth's orbit for a fly by.

I hope in the next coming decades their will be faster ways of space travel

I've just read a NASA scientist invented a new propulsion method which should allow 10x speed. That would be great if actually possible!

That's extremely vague.

Where did you read that?  Who is the scientist? What type of propulsion system? How is it powered?