MARS and back in 2 days...

[hartiberlin]

Hi All,
I just watched the movie
Roving Mars
from Imax /NASA.

Great movie and big achievement for humanity to
actually land rovers on the MARS and get us these nice pictures.

Well, as I am a big SciFi fan and have read many books
about space travel in my childhood, I really wish
we could go to MARS  and other planet much faster.

I just calculated, how fast we have about to fly to MARS,
if we want to go there in ONE DAY !

As MARS is sometimes only 100.000.000 ( 100 Million) Km away,
we would have to go as fast as about 1/10th of lightspeed to get there in 24 hours.

That is about the speed of going from earth to moon in about 10 seconds.

Here is a picture, which shows the lightspeed, which is
about 1.2 seconds from earth to our moon:



So we have to go 10 times slower, so that means about 10 seconds from earth to the moon.

So how can we achieve this ?

Does anybody have already an idea for a gravity drive that can manipulate gravity to
get us to this speed ?

We really need to get away from this old and outdated rocket technology...
That is just outdated stuff and does not make sense for real space travel anymore...

If we want to leave our sun system and want to explore other stars and planet and
our Milkyway, we really need gravity control drives.

So how can we do this ?
I really would like to see man on Mars
when I am still alive and the "going to the Moon fake" from 1969 and 70s should not repeat again...

So how can we get past the Van Allan belts without being grilled from the intense radiations
and then to the Moon in 10 seconds
or to Mars in 24 hours ?

By the way, watch the movie:

A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Moon

http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=funny+thing+moon&sitesearch=#

and /or

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7335269088210976286&q=funny+thing+moon&ei=yo1mSLzwG4-ciALG7tGvBg

Please post your ideas for a gravity drive, that is fast enough.

Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

[hartiberlin]

How outdated that rocket technology is you see here....

Great music to it...

Up up up....

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5505066479986092651


Blow it up...

[TheOne]

So how can we get past the Van Allan belts without being grilled from the intense radiations

I believe that if we can generate our own gravitation field, the artificial field will protect us against the radiations like the earth do.

But how to make our own saucer that another story, first we need a free energy device as power then we can think of a way create
our own gravity

[utilitarian]

While an anti-gravity device would certainly be useful for many things, it really would not help us get to Mars much faster.  Most of the way, gravity is not much of a factor.

As far as next generation propulsion engines, you guys may want to Google the following experimental technologies:

Fusion
Nuclear
Ion

With regard to Van Allen belts, it is currently expensive to shield against this radiation, so idea is to pass through as quickly as possible.  As propulsion technology advances, it may be more feasible to have thicker, heavier, hulls with special shielding.

[hartiberlin]

Have a look at this great video,
then you can see, how big the VISIBLE
universe is.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5199883515356655043

So how do we get beyond the 15 billions light years from Venize ?
 

Amazing jouney, from quarks at a park in Venize to 15 billions light years away..

You really should see this in HDTV, as I just have watched it..