This is NASA's conceptual human mission to Mars using 3 plasma rockets (VASIMR), 3 nuclear reactors (similar to the reactors used on nuclear submarines). The reactors are extended on booms in order...
This is NASA's conceptual human mission to Mars using 3 plasma rockets (VASIMR), 3 nuclear reactors (similar to the reactors used on nuclear submarines). The reactors are extended on booms in order to minimize the amount of shielding required to shield the spacecraft.
The large fuel tanks would provide shielding astronauts against radiation from the Van Allen belts during the Earth departure phase and also against cosmic radiation once outside the influence of Earth's magnetic field.
An electric propulsion thruster such as VASIMR would provide a faster travel time compared to using chemical rockets. The VASIMR engines would speed up the spacecraft towards Mars and then slow down the spacecraft once past the half way point from Earth to Mars. Ion engines in general provide a low amount of thrust (up to several Newtons or tens of Newtons), but do so for many hours or months. In this way, a spacecraft with a given mass can continually speed up and attain velocities much higher than with chemical rockets. A mission to Mars using plasma propulsion would also have an abort capability should something go wrong early on in the mission, chemical rockets do not provide for this contingency.
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LOL are you retarded? Nuclear weapons and nuclear reactors are two different things you idiot!!!! A nuclear reactor is not a weapon!!!!! AND GUESS WHAT!!!! Nuclear reactors have already been used in space!!!!!
First of all calm the fuck down and stop using so many exclamation points!1!!!1!!111111!!!!! Idiot.
Second of all, read my fucking replies to other people. NOT THE WAY YOU THINK. They did not use nuclear reactors in space the way this device would require.
The theory of warp drive at first seems credible but then it hits major flaws. Probably impossible. To live for long periods of time on a ship we would need inertial dampers, which we don't have to my knowledge. And power source is still a big problem, to which anti matter is the most likely key.
The universe poses us with a great test of ones desire to explore. You can explore the universe with your life time thanks to time dilation but it would be a one way ticket. If you choose to return the sun and its planets may cease to exist.
But it is nothing we havnt faced before. People came to Australia from england leaving everything behind.
three months? I could do that easy. There has been so many examples of people in close proximity for extended periods of time. Do we even have to ask the question?
Hudrends of years ago douzens of men spent best part of two years sailing around the world. Some people in orbit has spent longer than three months.
Not to mention all the ground based duration tests. How many more psychological tests do we need? LETS GO !!!!!
The moon missions were faked. Google "The Naked Scientists". In the "New Theories" section of the forum there's a thread entitled "Did we land on the moon?". On page 15 there's a partial summary of hoax evidence. It's the seventh post from the top.
After the Apollo hoax, we have to wonder about everything else too.
Hibernation? You'll end up with a bed ridden invalid even if you could revive them. Bones and muscles deteriorate without regular exercise, especially in 0 g.
Vasimir is overrated. It only has the really good specific impule that they advertise if you give it a ton of power. The equipment used to generate this power (solar panels, nuclear reactors) will weigh a ton and basically cancel out the better efficiency that they provide.
People will always say that you could go to mars in 39 days using vasimir, but to do that you need a 200MW nuclear reactor, which would probably weigh more than the spacecraft itself.
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Second of all, read my fucking replies to other people. NOT THE WAY YOU THINK. They did not use nuclear reactors in space the way this device would require.
Everything is a weapon.
But it is nothing we havnt faced before. People came to Australia from england leaving everything behind.
Hudrends of years ago douzens of men spent best part of two years sailing around the world. Some people in orbit has spent longer than three months.
Not to mention all the ground based duration tests. How many more psychological tests do we need? LETS GO !!!!!
The moon missions were faked. Google "The Naked Scientists". In the "New Theories" section of the forum there's a thread entitled "Did we land on the moon?". On page 15 there's a partial summary of hoax evidence. It's the seventh post from the top.
After the Apollo hoax, we have to wonder about everything else too.
Do a YouTube search on "MarsFaker".
People will always say that you could go to mars in 39 days using vasimir, but to do that you need a 200MW nuclear reactor, which would probably weigh more than the spacecraft itself.