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NASA successfully test form of space flight that could carry people to the moon in few hours

byCustoms Today Report
04/05/2015
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MEXICO: NASA may have successfully tested a form of space flight that could carry people to the moon in a few short hours -and eventually let us fly at speeds approaching that of light. The agency has built an electromagnetic (EM) drive, using technology that shouldn’t be possible in current understanding of physics, according to users on forum NasaSpaceFlight.com. Some of those discussing the plan claim to be Nasa engineers that are currently working on the plan -and have been verified as such, according to Cnet. While the technology behind EM drives has been demonstrated before, the results have been disputed by some. But a controlled demonstration in conditions like those in space could be enough to begin the work to prove that the project could be used in practice.
Though the technology has been discussed in detail on the fo rum and elsewhere, it is yet to undergo any peer review and the results of recent Nasa experiments have not been released publicly .

The device works by propelling objects through space by using magnets to create microwaves, which are then sent through a device to create thrust. If it works, it could overcome the need to carry fuel for propulsion -a huge problem that limits the speed and distance that those journeying in space can travel.

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