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	<title>Comments on: Podcast: Advanced Propulsion Systems</title>
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		<title>By: Chuck Lam</title>
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		<dc:creator>Chuck Lam</dc:creator>
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		<description>&quot;This is how we&#039;ll travel to other stars.&quot;  Possible, but not likely, unless mankind discovers some heretofore unknown phenomenon that will allow faster than the speed of light travel.  However, I suspect the best mankind will do, based on current physics, is possibly travel only a couple light-hours from earth and back.   And it is doubtful it will be with a pipe-dream solar sail.  How do I know?   Simple!  Where will the billions and billions of dollars come from to finance any kind  trip to the edge of the solar system?  What kind of return on investment can the government expect?  Of course, this would be a wind-fall pork project if, in fact, such a cosmic trip was voted into reality.  Otherwise, where is the rationale?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>&#034;This is how we&#039;ll travel to other stars.&#034;  Possible, but not likely, unless mankind discovers some heretofore unknown phenomenon that will allow faster than the speed of light travel.  However, I suspect the best mankind will do, based on current physics, is possibly travel only a couple light-hours from earth and back.   And it is doubtful it will be with a pipe-dream solar sail.  How do I know?   Simple!  Where will the billions and billions of dollars come from to finance any kind  trip to the edge of the solar system?  What kind of return on investment can the government expect?  Of course, this would be a wind-fall pork project if, in fact, such a cosmic trip was voted into reality.  Otherwise, where is the rationale?</p>
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