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Old 14-01-2005, 10:38   #19
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Re: Huygens Descent On Titan

The extreme magentic force of the engines, and the tear form in the space continum, would be able to provide a polorisation of the inner hull shell to create the dampening field.

As the fusion engines would be the power source of the entire craft, it would be ample, a team would be required to make sure the reaction process is stable at all times and sufficent cooling, but I think with modern metals we have the technology to have a shot perhaps at this.

Just who is brave enough?



(okay I am talking stuff i shouldnt )
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