- Plasma3150
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Posted by: Shivers
Its extremely hard to move anything in a vacuum. And to move anything the thrusters have to push on something to move. Right? In Our atmosphere the air is that something or material. In the vacuum of space theres near nothing to push against.
It's actually easier to move in Vacuum. All you have to do in a ship is just burst forward for a second, and you would still keep moving. Air does friction, which is why we constantly need to use fuel with our real-life jets. Granted, Propellers don't work as well, they actually need gases.
You need to take physics, buddy-boy.
[Edited on 11.03.2009 5:20 PM PST]