The Energy Generation of The Future: The Propulsion Systems for Spacecraft in The Future

It should be undisputed that the rocket engines used to date are at most suitable for exploring our solar system. The supply of fuel limits the activities, as does the time required due to the limited “travel speeds”. Taking Einstein’s theory of relativity into account, intergalactic ventures are pointless, as the time distortions de facto rule out effective communication with the earth. Considering the models, we have created, other drives can create completely new perspectives, whereby conventional fuels are no longer required. In the following, the principles of these drives are explained, and it is to be hoped that a decision will be made to implement our findings accordingly

Publication Details

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Digital Journal of Science (DJS)
Published
2025-02-27
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https://doi.org/10.63592/djs/119
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Rocket and propulsion systems research
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The Energy Generation of The Future: The Propulsion Systems for Spacecraft in The Future

Digital Journal of Science (DJS)
Rocket and propulsion systems research
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The Energy Generation of The Future: The Propulsion Systems for Spacecraft in The Future

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Abstract

It should be undisputed that the rocket engines used to date are at most suitable for exploring our solar system. The supply of fuel limits the activities, as does the time required due to the limited “travel speeds”. Taking Einstein’s theory of relativity into account, intergalactic ventures are pointless, as the time distortions de facto rule out effective communication with the earth. Considering the models, we have created, other drives can create completely new perspectives, whereby conventional fuels are no longer required. In the following, the principles of these drives are explained, and it is to be hoped that a decision will be made to implement our findings accordingly

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Rocket and propulsion systems research
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