EM Drive

NASA Downplays EM Drive

Medicine & Technology May 11, 2015

Despite reports circling the Internet recently, NASA has not yet created a new fuel-free, faster than light propulsion system, the space agency said.

No Fuel? No Problem. New Technology May Make Interplanetary Travel On Electromagnetic Propulsion

May 03, 2015

One of the biggest hurdles to interplanetary space travel has always been fuel: how can you possibly carry enough to get you to the outer reaches of the solar system? Well, the fuel-conscious scientists at NASA may have cause to celebrate.

EM Drive

NASA Downplays EM Drive

No Fuel? No Problem. New Technology May Make Interplanetary Travel On Electromagnetic Propulsion

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