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umm...
your making no sense, in a zero g vacuum environment a small amount of thrust would achieve a great amount of speed, as the object does not have to fight gravity, or resistance, take a look at a firearm, if you fire a gun in space, the amount of recoil would actually cause the gun to continually fly backwards until it hits something, it would go on basically forever, yet in a gravity well(like a planet), and atmosphere it merely recoils a few inches before friction and gravity causes it to stop.
Posted by: Poy Poy
Posted by: Atom Alchemist
Posted by: Poy Poy
I would assume it only functions in a zero-G environment.
considering how little thrust they present in a zero g enviroment, i assume they could be used inside normal gravity...to light the campfire, or cook some wieners.... for thrust? not a chance.
Actually, a little thrust in a zero-G enviroment which provides little to no resistance is quite a push.
Forgive me if I don't make sense, but I cannot catch the gist of your statement.