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Kur4mA · 2006-03-20 23:16:46

I'm not much of a follower of astronomy and the space program although I am extremely fascinated by black holes. :) Aaanyway, this sparked my interest when it was put up on shoutwire.com Here is the full article where they basically describe 1950's German physicist who became fascinated with using a hyperdrive propulsion…

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21-03-2006 12:16am

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I'm not much of a follower of astronomy and the space program although I am extremely fascinated by black holes.

Aaanyway, this sparked my interest when it was put up on shoutwire.com

Here is the full article where they basically describe 1950's German physicist who became fascinated with using a hyperdrive propulsion engine(using "quantum mechanics and Einstein's general theory of relativity" together) to propel a rocket instead of rocket fuel. Makes for some interesting and imo, exciting reading if the experiement they want to do proves successful.

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