Mars in 72 Hours
Δημοσιεύτηκε στις 25 Φεβ 2016
NASA
scientist Philip Lubin is working on perfecting laser technology that
could propel a light spacecraft to Mars in as little as three days.
In
order for spacecraft to achieve faster speeds, Lubin proposes using an
electromagnetic propulsion system that uses light and radiation, rather
than the current fuel-based rocket propulsion system.
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scientist Philip Lubin is working on perfecting laser technology that
could propel a light spacecraft to Mars in as little as three days.
In
order for spacecraft to achieve faster speeds, Lubin proposes using an
electromagnetic propulsion system that uses light and radiation, rather
than the current fuel-based rocket propulsion system.
We
appreciate your participation! Please like and comment. Please be aware
that if you post links to other videos or any other type of spam, it
will not see the light of day and you will be banned from commenting on
the entire channel. Also, refrain from obscene language and personal
attacks.
________________________________________
You may be interested in our other platforms:
Website: http://www.ancientastronautarchive.com
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/aaarguments
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Ancie...
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ancientarchive
Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/115135106...
________________________________________
The
Ancient Astronaut Archive [AAA] uses a number of social media services
to complement its traditional public outreach activities. These services
include Twitter, YouTube, Facebook and social bookmarking and sharing
buttons on AAA’s websites. The number and nature of social media
services used by AAA will change over time. The following disclaimer
applies to all social media services in use by AAA at any given time,
regardless of whether they are listed on this page. Any content, views,
opinions and/or responses to questions uploaded, expressed or submitted
by the creators, sponsors, advertisers or users of social media services
utilized by AAA, other than the content provided by AAA, are solely the
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will endeavor to maintain the currency and accuracy of information
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