Darpa has a gigantic black silent isosceles triangular antigravity ship that can go to Moon/Mars and beyond and take over 10,000 people anywhere in basically an instant.
I have seen it.
It is awe-inspiring, let me tell you.
It could fly into your ass before you know it and drop a bazillion hydrogen bombs on your head before you knew what hit you. You would not see it on radar. You would not hear it in the sky. You would barely see it in the sky and only if they turned on their yellow running lights. And after they've killed an entire city or three they'd zip out at near-light-speed and go to the dark side of the Moon so you'd never ever be able to even get a shot at them.
I've see this thing. It is awe-inspiring, let me tell you.
Totally silent.
Totally invisible to radar and at night visually.
MASSIVE.
Antigravitics...
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 8761487 I know it exists, this is certainly not the first I've heard of this ship.
I know the drive generation is nuclear-powered. They had the technology in design decades ago, Hell they figured out nuclear propulsion when they first looked at Mars. The reason it was NEVER USED is because it's dangerous as hell, and the fallout of launching the thing would kill thousands every time it took off, and building it in space was too dangerous and expensive.
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This is the evolution of Project Orion.
When they tested this ship over US soil, they burned lines in the ground and killed several motorists whom they passed over. Irradiated the crap out of them.
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Which is why nuclear propulsion of this type is banned within earth's atmosphere, and why this project has remained super-secret. It's not only super-advanced, it's super dangerous, and getting this thing working was paid for in blood.
Completely silent, and nearly invisible with yellow/orange running lights. They did vertical takeoff tests over Area 51, with the usual barrage of US fighter jets to shoot the thing down if the pilot tries to defect.
I had no idea the thing was supposed to be so huge. I doubt it's capable of pissing off to the Moon or Mars on a whim, but this type of nuclear propulsion is the most effective means of space-travel technology (that I'm so far aware of).
