Thread: possibly stupid physics / engineering question
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Old 03-05-2012, 23:41   #2
jempalmer
Erm, not sure really
 
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Re: possibly stupid physics / engineering question
Yes, from your opening statement, your grasp of physics (and a great deal more, reality being perhaps one) is tenuous. I am not a rocket scientist or nuclear physicist (although I do know a NASA scientist) but I really don't think that your design is yet viable. However, keep trying and you never know
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