In science fiction, spacecrafts explore every inch of our universe. Starships travel at warp speed across the Milky Way. Massive space stations drift through the cosmos, harboring ships and spaceplanes from strange planets, orbiting different suns. Science fiction paints a pretty picture of interstellar transportation, but will humans ever explore the universe beyond our solar system?
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Scientists Just Killed the EmDrive
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Chief Editor:Tristan Reed
Science Editors:
Dr. Bassem Sabra (PhD)
Dr. Caroline Palmer-Puschendorf (PhD)
Dr. Sean McKenna (PhD)
Sound Production:Joseph McDade
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