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What interstellar propulsion system has the highest potential for being the safest, most efficient, and can get around to the nearest stars, within a human lifetime (say reach 20–50% the speed of light)?
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interstellar
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What interstellar propulsion system has the highest potential for being the safest, most efficient, and can get around to the nearest stars, within a human lifetime (say reach 20–50% the speed of light)?
interstellar
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What interstellar propulsion system has the highest potential for being the safest, most efficient, and can get around to the nearest stars, within a human lifetime (say reach 20–50% the speed of light)?
interstellar
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Hi Alexander. Welcome to StackExchange. Your question might be better suited over in the physics forum.
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