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IT HAPPENED! Elon Musk & NASA FINALLY Reveal New Light Speed Engine!
Is it possible that Elon Musk and NASA have finally defied the law of physics
with their latest development? Perhaps they have because NASA is on the
verge of creating a near-light-speed engine that defies physics laws, a
concept for an engine that can accelerate to 99 percent the speed of light
without using any fuel. That might sound like something out of a science
fiction film, but it is not. One of NASA's engineers is working on something
similar, and it has the potential to defy physics.
What are the plans for these engines? What will it use as fuel if it can't use
propellant? Will a human be able to travel in a vehicle with a thruster like
this? Is the possibility for fast space travel already here? These are the
questions going through most people's minds at the moment. So, in today's
video, we'll find out the answers to these questions and more. So ensure that
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Humanity has dreamed of crossing the astronomical distances separating us
from the ultimate alien destinations for centuries, ever since we realized that
every star we see in the night sky is a Sun just like ours, with possibly its
solar system, planets, and maybe even life.
Even the closest star is more than four light-years away, while NASA's Juno
mission achieved the fastest speed a human-built spacecraft has ever
traveled at, that is at 74 km/sec (46 mi/sec). Even at that rate, reaching the
nearest star would take more than 4,000 years.
We have a problem with our human drive to travel everywhere and examine
everything in space. This is a significant problem. After all, it is space. It's
way too big. Even if we traveled at the fastest possible speed, it would take
us years to reach our nearest star.
Elon Musk's private spaceflight business SpaceX was founded with the idea
of making life multi-planetary. He claims that relocating humans to other
worlds, such as Mars, could save humanity in the event of a calamity on
Earth, such as a massive asteroid hit.
In 2016, Elon Musk said that there would be two paths for history to take.
One option is that we stay on Earth indefinitely, with an ultimate extinction
event. The alternative is to become a spacefaring civilization, and a multi-
planet species, which he hopes we would agree is the right way to go.
The SpaceX founder has frequently expressed his desire to develop
settlements on Mars. Payments, he says, would require a significant number
of people to become self-sustaining.
To make this fantasy a reality, a capable automobile is needed. Still, the
current limits of our technology and physics laws are the two limiting factors
of space travel. Advances in fields such as laser sails, nuclear rather than
chemical propulsion, or producing and controlling antimatter or dark matter
could provide a game-changing technological breakthrough, and they appear
to be close.
Another human desire is to find solutions to significant problems. NASA
engineer David Burns has been doing precisely that in his spare time. He
claims to have built an engine that can accelerate to 99 percent the speed of
light without fuel.
He has posted it to NASA's Technical Reports Server under the name "Helical
Engine," It works on paper by exploiting how mass may change at relativistic
speeds, which are close to the speed of light in a vacuum. It hasn't been
professionally reviewed yet.
This story has created curiosity comparable to that seen in the early days of
the EM Drive, which is understandable. Yes, there have been reports that the
engine may 'defy physics.'
To put things in perspective, the EM Drive was NASA's initial step into the
idea of really trying to develop a faster-than-light engine. So, what exactly is
the EM Drive?
EM Drive is a radio frequency resonant cavity thruster concept first
developed in 2001 by Roger Shawyer, a British Chartered Electrical Engineer
with 48 years of experience in the Space and Defence industries.
Internally reflected microwaves are said to generate thrust, violating the law
of conservation of momentum and other fundamental considerations. The
device has been dubbed the "Impossible Drive" by the media.
Explanations for how the EmDrive might work go beyond what is known
about physics. Perhaps it's interacting with the vacuum energy of space-
quantum time, even though space-quantum time doesn't allow anything to
push off of it.
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