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'Hammer of God', That was the one, thanks Ladajo.

I hear the US Navy just received a whopping budget increase this year for new ships. $24 Billion!!

I have missed Talk-Polywell and still check in often. I mostly lurked and enjoyed the wonderful discussions and hope to do so for many years to come. Would be happy to help in any way that is meaningful. Joe, great to see that you replied. The irony here is that we talked about Spacex very early doo...

I just listened to this Pod cast. Edward Snowden was eloquent and concise and vey candid. I am glad I got a chance to listen to this one.

The Talk-Pollywell forum is very quiet these days.. Even space X completing it's 150 meter hover test of the Raptor engine didn't get a blip.. Thoroughly enjoyed this explanation of the Full flow, closed cycle engine used for the Raptor by Everyday Astronaut https://everydayastronaut.com/raptor-engi...

I understand the frustration and the intent of this reply, but rarely do I see a reply like this on Talk-Polywell.

Another Bulls-Eye landing!

Skipjack,
That was an excellent link. Thank you. Very interesting take on the European Union.

Or Intense laser light exciting electrons as propulsion?

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2 ... 141422.htm

That is astounding!

Those needle nose pliers look like they could be spring bound.. That could put them in the automatic, semi-automatic variety.

No one in society should be allowed to have such implements.

Hmm, sounds like the Minnow swallowing the whale.

They are paying/sponsoring their own news articles about themselves.
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-release ... 32897.html

Imagine a Navy equipped with this tech if it comes to fruition.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2 ... 192754.htm

A Gerald R.Ford carrier with its 700MW power plant and minimal drag or submarines with minimal drag.

It would definitely require a strategy rethink.

The barge was rocking and rolling enough in the tropical cyclone that it had trouble keeping it's satellite link alive.. and they still stuck the landing. Nice work! No additional points for style?

Prof. Stuart Lindsay from Arizona State University has been investigating mechanisms that allow proteins to conduct electrical currents like a switch. It can be turned on or off.

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2 ... 085548.htm

Interesting.

I believe they are attempting two launches in the one week. Now that is an impressive schedule!
I would have been very impressive if it was another 10 Iridium’s, however I believe the next launch is a single satellite. Re-used first stage though!!