A non-combustible, self-sustaining energy source that generates zero radiation could potentially power various propulsion systems, primarily those reliant on electricity, such as turbines or propellers. Current technologies, like those used in nuclear-powered aircraft carriers and submarines, illustrate practical applications of electrical generators. Discussions emphasize the importance of considering the power output of such a device, as it influences the feasibility of propulsion systems. The conversation also highlights the need to adhere to established scientific principles, avoiding concepts like perpetual motion. Exploring existing electrical devices can provide insights into practical propulsion solutions.