AE911 Gets some WTC7 ANSYS data via FOIA

[Hokulele]

Stop. Hammer time.

http://www.omega.com/pptst/IH101.html

 

[Arus808]

I like turtles.

[derail]
better than dramatic prairie dog
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[Dave Rogers]

Not really. I gave you the context in which the phrase was used in post #29.

And I explained why it was a stupid question in post #62. Please feel free to ignore that response and concentrate on irrelevancies, though; I'm sure that'll be a much more productive way to bring about a new investigation.

Dave

 

[aggle-rithm]

I believe that in the novelization of "Star Trek: The Motion Picture", Gene Roddenberry himself described the impulse drive as being a fusion rocket engine. Rather than hydrogen and oxygen burning chemically, hydrogen alone was caused to fuse and then dumped out the back to provide thrust. Similar to a conventional rocket.

I'm going purely by memory though and do not have a copy of the novel handy.

Except, according to Lawrence Krauss, fusion doesn't provide nearly enough power to get a starship to even half light speed.

In fact, he showed that matter-antimatter reactions weren't even enough.