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If you could manipulate the mass of a system, could you use that for propulsion in space? Anonymous Fri Aug 7 05:14:42 2020 No.11983221 [View]
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Like,imagine if I had a way to make something grow in mass for a split second, and I moved it forward while it had more mass,and then moved it backwards when it had less mass. If I can keep doing that, a force arises even if I don't need any propellant,right?

Is that possible to do? Is there way to make them ass of a system oscillate briefly? Could that be something that would make it easier for us to go to Mars?

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 20 16:35:27 2020 No.11585565 [View] File: 352 KB, 2000x650, starshiplandingmars.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11585548

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 07:35:42 2020 No.11413335 [View] File: 352 KB, 2000x650, starship_uses.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11413329 >>11413326 they appear to have updated that image

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 3 08:01:24 2019 No.11028117 [View] File: 352 KB, 2000x650, starship_uses.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] SpaceX have a new page up on their website

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