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Apergy (Apergion)
An antigravity substance with sufficient power to propel a space ship from the Earth to Mars. (Read the full article)
| "Greg seems to have ignored the possibility of rocket propulsion because of the old misconception that a powered object would need something external to "push against."" (Jupiter Cronus 2/15/2006 9:54:38 PM ) |
| "why isnt light speed available yet. this seems like this is a doable project all govts should be involved with this. from a finaincal standpoint this would be very beneficial and i want to see what the hell is out there " (VIRGIL L. 6/29/2006 2:26:03 PM ) |
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