NASA's Mind-Blowing New Engine Defies Physics and Could Revolutionize Space Travel

NASA's mind-blowing new engine defies physics and could revolutionize space travel. NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama has designed a mind-blowing new engine that defies physics and could revolutionize space travel as we know it. The engine, called the "helical engine," was created by David Burns and is based on mass-altering effects that occur at near-light speed. This new engine is designed to accelerate a spacecraft without any need for fuel.

In this video, we'll take a closer look at the helical engine and explain how it works. We'll explore the science behind Burns's concept, and discuss the possibilities and potential benefits of this incredible technology. We'll also look at some of the criticisms that the helical engine has faced, and examine why Burns thinks that his idea is worth pursuing.

The helical engine has been met with some skepticism, but Burns is confident that his concept is worth exploring. He says, "I'm comfortable with throwing it out there. If someone says it doesn't work, I'll be the first to say, it was worth a shot." Despite some doubts, this new engine could potentially revolutionize space travel, making it faster and more efficient than ever before.

Credits: NASA

[space_academy]

Hey there fellow space enthusiasts! 🚀🪐🌌

If you're as excited as we are about NASA's new mind-blowing engine, then we must be over the moon with joy! 🌕 (Get it? Over the moon? Because it's a space video... okay, we'll stop).

But seriously, we want to hear from you! What are your thoughts on this revolutionary new technology? Do you think it will finally make interstellar travel a reality? Or do you think it's just a bunch of hot air (or should we say, hot plasma)? Let us know in the comments below and let's get the discussion going! 💬

And if you're feeling really brave, share your best space pun. We promise to laugh (or at least pretend to). 😂

We'll be keeping an eye on the comments below, so let's make it a lively conversation! 🤗

[itsmeashbeel]

Could you provide a link to the official nasa post confirming the engine?

[chaos_anarchid]

BRO IF YOU WANNA GET TO MARS IN 12 and 1/2 mins then YOU WILL BE TRAVVELONG LIKE ALMOST TWICE THE SPEED OF LIGHT

[bradsteeves]

It doesn't work like that you can't just travel back and forth