#pulsar

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been reading about pulsars wtf 🤩

like LOOK AT THIS BITCH GOOOOO

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Monica Rambeau by Mateus Manhanini

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Fusion Space Tugs?

The Speed is what we need to start the Lunar Economy…‘A week-long vacation orbiting the Moon takes two weeks of vacation time, because of the transit time. Who wants to spend half of the vacation driving to and from the destination?’ The vacation from Earth starts once you reach orbit, moving at such speeds that you float.‘It takes at least a day or two for your body to adjust to the…

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Monica Rambeau by Lucas Werneck

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solarballs

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Monica Rambeau by Will Sliney

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it's all fixed here, inner bevel works better for blower encasements

Also technically that is not how cold plasma is generated, rather using an atmosphere pressure microwave plasma torch, AMPT's or plasma jets, but if we can still cool the core where plasma generation takes place we'll take it

We'll take anything that can keep the core cool while producing plasma so that we can displace anything combustion to the sections of turbine jets after the burners

PULSAR becomes a new project for a pulsating plasma jet to generate cold plasma

Why combustion would be less effective with hot plasma, the damaging hydrogen molecules part, well heat breaks some of the bonds of those molecules

ie it pre hashes them and instead of having a higher proportion of bonds, think of combustion as the instant breaking of those bonds, there are less bonds to break, ie a less efficient combustion

For the same material whether it's cooler or hotter

We are cheating space we really are there is no other way to beat it except by making the most of everything

Can we generate plasma without having to shutter jet turbines chambers, that's the bet that the system is powerful enough to flash hydrogen molecules into hydrogen plasma within milliseconds, where any more molecules that are introduced become hydrogen plasma through chain reaction

If we throw figures in the air say it takes 1000 milliseconds for micro dispersed hydrogen molecules, almost a gaseous state but somewhat denser, to fill the core, during those 1000 milliseconds the plasma jet or atmospheric microwave torch would have bombarded them 50 times, every 20 milliseconds generating a chain reaction for any more material that is introduced in the core

It's not realistic to think the vacuum of space will allow us any time to generate plasma inside the core, it's not that's why we have direct fuel lines to the burners what takes place after that sits in between

A Moon landing presents much less challenges vs a Mars landing and is something we have explored already, as a rehearsal for ODYSSEY I & II mission

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The real sound of Vela Pulsar captured by NASA.