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July 16th 03, 07:13 PM
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The bomb fairy.
If you have a string of bombs spaced a second apart on a trajectory, is there a reason that you can't simply ride the stream with an orion, and constantly accellerate to 0.1C at ~1G? I assume medusa wouldn't work quite so well, due to problems with detonations in the millions. This almost certainly requires fission-free bombs. How hard can an (uncrewed) orion sustain accelleration? -- http://inquisitor.i.am/ | | Ian Stirling. ---------------------------+-------------------------+-------------------------- Squawk Pieces of eight! Squawk Pieces of eight! Squawk Pieces of eight! Squawk Pieces of eight! Squawk Pieces of eight! Squawk Pieces of nine! SYSTEM HALTED: parroty error! 
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