We all enjoy beautiful, multicolored sunsets. But what causes the brilliant oranges, pinks and purples that we see, and why does it change from day to day and season to season?
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The ~50,000G accelerations talked about in the Starshot project seem a bit inconsistent with an "ion drive-like" performance. =/