What is the Future of Spacecraft Propulsion?

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In summary, the future of spacecraft propulsion is a rapidly evolving field that is focused on developing more efficient and sustainable methods of powering spacecraft. This includes advancements in electric propulsion, such as ion and plasma thrusters, as well as the exploration of new technologies like nuclear and solar sails. The ultimate goal is to reduce the reliance on traditional chemical rockets and to enable longer and faster space missions. Additionally, there is a growing interest in developing reusable spacecraft and utilizing resources found in space, such as asteroids, for fuel. With continued research and innovation, the future of spacecraft propulsion holds promising possibilities for the exploration and colonization of our solar system and beyond.
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NEIL5653
hi everybody

i am trying to do research on a new kind of spacecraft propulsion that will replace chemical
rockets and make them obsolete so that men will reach the planets this is my dream
and no it is not a plasma rocket or ion drive!
 
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NEIL5653 said:
hi everybody

i am trying to do research on a new kind of spacecraft propulsion that will replace chemical
rockets and make them obsolete so that men will reach the planets this is my dream
and no it is not a plasma rocket or ion drive!
Welcome to the PF.

Please be sure to start any conversations about your projects with a link to a mainstream peer-reviewed journal article or mainstream textbook. We do not allow personal theory development here, but we do encourage discussions about mainstream science. :smile:
 
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