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NASA engineer David Burns has proposed a theoretical engine concept capable of reaching near the speed of light without using propellant. The concept, named the Helical Engine, utilizes principles from special relativity and high-tech particle accelerators, like those at the Large Hadron Collider. By accelerating ions in a loop and manipulating their velocity, the engine could theoretically achieve speed of lightof around 297 million meters per second. Despite its potential, practical challenges exist, including its large size and minimal thrust production. If successful, this technology could significantly impact space travel.

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al
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The NASA engineer's conceptualization of a light-speed engine is groundbreaking. As an expert, I acknowledge the osteoporosis symptoms innovation's theoretical nature but stress its significance in pushing the boundaries of space exploration. Such ambitious ideas, even if speculative, inspire future technological advancements, opening new frontiers in our quest for understanding the cosmos.
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rs
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Such ambitious ideas, even if speculative, inspire future technological advancements, opening new frontiers in our quest dordle
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Mike Alley
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The concept of achieving light-speed travel is often explored in science fiction, geometry dash lite but in reality, it is currently beyond the scope of our technological capabilities.
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