Jan 16

Electromagnetic Fields Has a Mean to Launch Spaceships at Reduced Costs and Faster Pace

This idea is actu­ally old and a sim­i­lar con­cept is being stud­ied by NASA, but the NASA approach to this tech­nol­ogy imple­men­ta­tion is to use it only has an ini­tial propul­sion sys­tem, not using this con­cept to fully sup­port a com­plete launch rely­ing on a mixed approach that starts by accel­er­at­ing the vehi­cles mag­net­i­cally and then imple­ment a con­ven­tional rocket propul­sion to achieve the final escape veloc­ity and reach­ing space.

Other pro­posal based on this tech­nol­ogy exists and con­sists of a cir­cu­lar mag­netic propul­sion sys­tem that can only be used for cargo lift, and the cargo itself must be able to sus­tain high G cen­tripetal accel­er­a­tion forces, thus dis­abling this approach to be able to launch manned mis­sions and more sen­si­tive types of cargo.

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Jan 15

Thank you for vis­it­ing this site and brain­storm project.

If you have any idea/concept or project based on cur­rent sci­en­tific knowl­edge that could be an improve­ment to the human space exploration/colonization project, please take your time to reg­is­ter, your vision is wel­come and desired here.

Registration will have to be approved by me, but as soon as I do you’ll get per­mis­sion to cre­ate your own arti­cle expos­ing your ideas/concepts/projects and start a debate about your propo­si­tion. (Registration approval will be as fast as pos­si­ble, but please allow up to 48h or 72h for the approval)

Any Scientifically backed pro­posal will be accepted as long as it remains in the realm of fea­si­ble engi­neer­ing tech­niques available.

Nonsense, SciFi dreams and any irreal pro­pos­als will be removed or ignored from start.

Please have respect for other’s ideas and be con­struc­tive on your comments/opinions.

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