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Register for the free course "Profession and Additional Income on Neural Networks" from the SMM Academy https://smm-academy6nn.ru/neiroseti_r... For decades, interstellar flight remained the stuff of science fiction: NASA projects were shut down, warp drives ran into the laws of physics, and light sails with giant lasers proved too expensive to become a reality. The road to the stars seemed closed. But what if there was a way—and it didn't require space agencies, billion-dollar budgets, or futuristic technologies? What if an interstellar probe could be assembled in a regular lab, using materials that are now readily available? Today, we'll discuss physicist David Kipping's idea, which would convert the Sun's energy into a catapult to the stars. About why everything that was holding us back turned out to be solvable. And about how humanity's first step beyond the Solar System may be closer than we've come to think. For advertising and partnership inquiries: [email protected] Telegram channel: t.me/iluniverse Support the project: Donation Alerts: https://www.donationalerts.com/r/ilus... TRC20: TWcQPPdKYFGferskdvJ9R5m2bLviz2dAkc 00:00 Introduction 02:14 Solar Sail 07:09 Advertising 09:07 Terrascope 11:31 Flywheel Principle 13:32 Kipping's Idea 14:55 Quasit 16:35 Operating Principle 17:36 Implementation 20:13 Nuances 22:33 Conclusion David Kipping's Channel    / @coolworldslab   Music by Epidemic Sound Footage by Storyblocks All released under CC-BY 4.0. Advertising LLC "Univerium" INN 9731075992 erid: 2VfnxwoDw8N