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Is this kind of ship drive possible ?

 
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Nov3-08, 11:11 AM   #1
 

Is this kind of ship drive possible ?


I am a member of a hard-science science-fiction group. Many authors in our group are striving to make a realistic science fiction scenario that is physically possible.

At the moment we are discussing whether this ship drive idea is possible or not. But few among us are real physicist.

http://www.orionsarm.com/ships/pitch_drive.html

Please give us some insight whether this idea is plausible or totally craps.


Thank you.
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Nov4-08, 05:44 AM   #2
 
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No, it's just technobabble - a jumble of words thrown together to sound scientific but aren't. And this isn't the type of thing we discuss here.
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