/sci/ - Science & Math

>it's the microwave drive
>months of testing have proved it actually woks
>it's also slow as fuck
Sure it only needs electricity and have an incredible top speed but the acceleration is laughable.

What melting temperature would metallic hydrogen have?
They claim it will remain a solid at room temperature but how much would we need to heat it up to reform it like with other metals?

Keep imagining it starting to boil, go back to normal hydrogen gas and explode.

And if you shot a portal at the surface of the moon what would happen if you shot the other into
>jupiter
>the sun
>a black hole

What would happen if the sun got split in two, moved just a kilometre apart and then let go to have gravity pull it back together?

Would it just wobble back together and go on shining or explode due to the exposed core?