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22nd December 2016 03:26
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Chinese space company claims to have a warp drive engine working in orbit
Hello Everyone:
Yes, this is more to the story of a "warp Drive"
This time China says they already have a working "warp Drive" in space as we speak!
chancy
Link:
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/chinese-sp...120536437.html
article:
Chinese space company claims to have a warp drive engine working in orbit
Rob Waugh- December 21, 2016
NASA’s much-hyped EM Drive – often described as a ‘Warp Drive’ – made shockwaves around the world, with a propulsion system which seems to defy the laws of physics.
But now China claims not only to have a rival device – but that it’s in space already, and working.
The engine works by bouncing microwaves around inside an enclosed container – and could revolutionise space travel, allowing spaceships to reach Mars in weeks.
The engine has no exhaust, and would outperform any current booster used in space – and NASA tests showed it was working earlier this year.
But a team from the China Academy of Space Technology has said that NASA’s results ‘re-confirm’ their own work – and plan to use the drive in satellites ‘as quickly as possible’.
The team claim that the thruster has already been tested in low Earth orbit on board China’s Tiangong-2 space station.
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22nd December 2016 07:36
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