Is the Near Light Speed Drive Possible?

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The discussion centers on a proposed near-light-speed drive that utilizes ions as a reaction mass, contrasting traditional propulsion methods that rely on burning oxygen and hydrogen. Concerns are raised about the credibility of the information sourced from The Electric Universe, which is deemed unreliable and banned in the forum. The emphasis is on the need for scientifically valid sources when discussing advanced propulsion technologies.
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