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Re: sottomarini trasformati in astronavi PNN

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E.Laureti <user2039@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:

> ITALIAN MARS EXPEDITION PROJECT
> 
> with spaceships that don't lose parts and can reach Mars in 4 days

Do you have an energy budget for that trip?\


> Some thrusters, which develop more than 10,000 tons of thrust in 1 hour,

First you should try for, say, 10 newtons of thrust.

Can you explain why it takes an hour to develop the thrust?
Isn't the vXB reaction instantaneous?

May I suggest a simple exercise:
When ions in the solar wind are deflected by earth's magnetic 
field, do you think that is also reactionless and therefore
non-Newtonian?

Merry Christmas, happy new year, may your invention be
unexpectedly successful, and may the investigators steer
clear of your doorstep.


> are located under the solar panels that power the storage batteries. Water tanks will then be attached to the skeleton
> to shield it from any type of radiation.
> 
> Both the aliena thrusters and the solar panels are attached to the skeleton.

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