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Nice feature.Could have featured the Ion Engine thats being developed for Space travel.T.I.E. Fighter anyone?http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7346789.stm
Being developed? Ion engines have been in use for about a decade now. They have become almost ubiquitous on satellites for orbital adjustments. Deep Space 1 launched October 24, 1998!
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Conor @ Apr 20th 2008 6:16PM
Nice feature.
Could have featured the Ion Engine thats being developed for Space travel.
T.I.E. Fighter anyone?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7346789.stm
Mike @ Apr 21st 2008 12:58AM
Being developed? Ion engines have been in use for about a decade now. They have become almost ubiquitous on satellites for orbital adjustments. Deep Space 1 launched October 24, 1998!