/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12055886
Saturn’s rings are fucking insane. We got such good RNG with our solar system. Had saturn not had rings, do you think we would know that planets are even capable of possessing rings of that size (apart from the small rings of jupiter and stuff?) ...Makes me wonder what else is possible in the Universe that we don’t know about, just because it happens to not be in our own solar system so we haven’t seen it yet

>>11910569
We don’t have to rely on an external field from particles. What if we MADE the electric field at the bottom of the ship with a giant electromagnet, and used that field for propulsion
>>11910573
Yeah see that thing used the seawater around it for thrust. What about instead of conducting seawater, we just surrounded it with our own superconducting fluid like superfluid Helium-4? That thing looks like a god damn space ship wow