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Originally posted by forddavidjunior
reply to post by deepwaters
As for the nuclear power plant aboard this craft,How can nuclear power be harnessed to be converted into thrust?As far as I know a nuclear power plant can only produce heat to boil the water into steam,Which is then kept under pressure to drive a turbine.
I see no way of achieving nuclear power converted into thrust.There is one way and that is if you stick a nuclear bomb behind the craft then detonate it to give the craft a push.
These mercury plasmas would need to contain iron or niobium particulates to prevent them from freezing at their required operating temperature of -250 degrees kelvin or below.
Originally posted by RichardPrice
Originally posted by newcovenant
I don't get all excited or even consider the TR3B a UFO. It is a man made spacecraft perhaps built using back engineering but there is no proof of that. They do exist and are rather anticlimactically from earth. Next.
I find it humorous you don't see the dripping irony in that statement.
Originally posted by Illustronic
No such thing as a TR-3B outside of 50's Triumph auto technology. The only information one can find on the fictitious craft originates from Rense.co a known perpetrator of outlandish conspiracies backed by nothing but his known fact that people want to believe in something that is simply not there.
Originally posted by whywhynot
Originally posted by Illustronic
No such thing as a TR-3B outside of 50's Triumph auto technology. The only information one can find on the fictitious craft originates from Rense.co a known perpetrator of outlandish conspiracies backed by nothing but his known fact that people want to believe in something that is simply not there.
You are wrong, Google it, it is all over the internet. How about CNN
Originally posted by Zaphod58
reply to post by whywhynot
That doesn't make it true our mean they exist.
Originally posted by Zaphod58
reply to post by whywhynot
That doesn't make it true our mean they exist.
You are wrong, Google it, it is all over the internet. How about CNN
Good points, (walks slowly away with head in hands) Although I still hope that we got it!