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Hyperdrive and Space Propulsion

Interested reader writes "MSNBC has an article covering the recent Space Technology and Applications Forum in New Mexico, which included a frontier physics session on hyperdrive, wormholes, and other blue sky ideas. The idea is a revival of NASA's long-dead (and heavily criticized) Advanced Propulsion Project."

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  1. Re:something about a bridge in New York... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    go back to canada

  2. Re:Prior Art by quarkscat · · Score: -1, Troll

    The Bush administration has frittered away a $500 Billion USD surplus, along with
    a healthy respect for (financially speaking) real scientific advances into a $3 Trillion
    USD debt and "Intelligent Design". Basic science has been sacrificed on the alter of
    high technology war-making. Their reliance upon Madison Avenue marketing and
    Hollywood propaganda, image over substance and fiction over reality, covers every
    aspect of their policies and agenda.

    Small wonder, then, that fusion reactors, anti-gravity force fields, and warp drives
    are a sizable portion of a Bush administration scientific conference. Fiction is so
    much rewarding to their egos than the stark reality of slashing funding in basic
    scientific research. Being governed by neocons [Neo-con(artists)] is a bit too
    close to "Planet of The Apes" -- not unexpected for the mouth-breathing, knuckle-
    dragging hairless apes currently in power.