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[kevinmccarthy]

I worked at DARPA contractors for the first 11 years of my career and I know how it works. Lockheed is researching nuclear powered rockets when they have already made antigravity ships that travel at multiples of light-years and they don't say anything about it in the public domain. We need to get ahold of the difference between the "reality" that the public hears about and the real reality that has been going on for decades and decades without a word in the public domain.

[beinganangeltreon]

A video on the NTP nuclear engine, or another nuclear engine would be appreciated. I subscribed just moments ago.

[rrakesh]

A video on the NTP nuclear engine, or another nuclear engine would be appreciated.

[NegariaDesign]

By the way 145 days is about 5 months. 6-9 months would decrease to 5 months from Earth to Mars.

[RichardRLindley]

Surely you should shoot the Mars ship at Earth gravity (10g/t^2) half way there. Turn around at zero acceleration and slow down for the remainder of the time. I don't know the equations and maths but this should be possible. My question how long would it take to reach Mars then?

[georgebeard]

Aye don't forget to bring a potato as well

[aikenthompson]

and space x said "WE DONT HAVE THE TECH"

[sensualchocolate]

Really wish NASA would rethink that idea. Let's fix this planet before we go mess another one up.