vutnlushaetoc

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   by vutnlushaetoc 4y ago

   > The propellant is extremely rarified and not particularly hot Doesn't matter, nothing changes. If you have a strange effect something is confining. If you don't know how it is confining you have to entertain all possibilities
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   by vutnlushaetoc 4y ago

   The phase diagram of Xenon or Argon. The latest studies for hydrogen are wild. Several newly understood lattices, metallic and liquid-metallic transitions in very narrow bands. Understanding the phase effects is the whole task, no? So, meas
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   by vutnlushaetoc 4y ago

   > and we have an idea what it is I mean, it's on the phrase diagram. The answer will be the statistics of stable orbits at heat and pressure. Any gradient or annulus in a phase diagram is going to mean that there will be potential f
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   by vutnlushaetoc 4y ago

   These thrusters need fuel to move. That ends the fun on this line of inquiry. There is no free ride (unless you sail around very slowly, but this is more like sucking Earth's wake in style)
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   by vutnlushaetoc 4y ago

   > extremely sensitive to the choice of anomalous transport parameter in certain parts of the discharge, but completely insensitive to it in other parts of the discharge. When you find it, will it not likely be a secondary electromagnetic