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Starlight Sail (Light Sail)
A light sail capable of sailing between solar systems. (Read the full article)
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| "Kita - I do have lots of inventions from the 1960's in my timeline of science fiction inventions (or see link at the top of every page)." (Bill Christensen 4/27/2005 12:38:06 PM ) |
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