>A concept that began as a doodle at a conference years ago is now becoming a reality.
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>RocketStar Inc. has showcased its advanced nuclear-based propulsion technology called the FireStar Drive.
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>It is said to be the world’s first electric device for spacecraft propulsion boosted by nuclear fusion.
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>Recently, the company announced the successful initial demonstration of this electric propulsion technology.
Certain_End_5192 on
This is too close to how it played out in Star Trek for me to not be beyond skeptical about this lol.
John_Bot on
Every fusion test we have lasts for seconds at most.
And they’re claiming to have an engine using fusion?
🤔
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>A concept that began as a doodle at a conference years ago is now becoming a reality.
>
>RocketStar Inc. has showcased its advanced nuclear-based propulsion technology called the FireStar Drive.
>
>It is said to be the world’s first electric device for spacecraft propulsion boosted by nuclear fusion.
>
>Recently, the company announced the successful initial demonstration of this electric propulsion technology.
This is too close to how it played out in Star Trek for me to not be beyond skeptical about this lol.
Every fusion test we have lasts for seconds at most.
And they’re claiming to have an engine using fusion?
🤔