/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2149314
One one race can inherit this cosmos, and it shall be the race of Man.

>>2066043
Now with speculative but still possible technology it could be done even faster. Even if we discount confined fission as a energy medium for a reaction engine, hydrogen/antihydrogen reactions could still be used and we know they would work if there was enough antihydrogen. The solution to that being solar powered particle accelerators orbiting in the inner solar system. They would take in hydrogen from the solar wind and produce antihydrogen using abundant energy. A laser assisted launch could also speed outgoing ships of any type if a large solar powered array of lasers with an output greater than a terawatt was used.

>>2036482
Bull, I'm a oil geologist that works for Occidental Petroleum. They own interests in Nuclear plants, including the new one they are putting in.

More oil, more coal, more uranium, more photoelectric cells. More I way, moar everything! Mankind's machines are more beautiful than the biosphere and it is time that we beautify this wretched ball of dirt.

Oh, my crazy is coming through. I'll try to tone it down a little.