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An endless thumping sound glowed through the night skies... |
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The helicopters in NYC keep crashing in the East River, and it's polluted enough already, thank you, without throwing plutonium into the mix. |
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This could herald the beginning of a new age of interplanetary helicopter travel. |
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//lightweight nuclear reactor// bzzt WIBNI [marked–for-cold-fusion] |
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[lurch] I disagree that this implies cold fusion. |
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Thanks for the link [world]. Once again I find that an idea that appears (to me) too dangerous and stupid even for the halfbakery has been developed in the real world. |
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Dangerous doesn't factor in much when designing for a nuclear war, which I assume was the intent. You'd end up with an airplane that could circle the earth for a length of time only limited by food supply (or not even that if computer controlled (shiver)). Arm it with a few dozen nuclear bombs, and it may be an effective way of winning (ha) the second round of a nuclear war. |
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//Flys for 6 months! like nuclear subs!// |
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I'll have whatever he's having. It looks like fun. |
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