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- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration abstract "Constant acceleration is a proposed aspect of most future forms of space travel. It entails that the propulsion system of whatever kind operates continuously with a steady acceleration, rather than the brief impulsive thrusts used by chemical rockets — for the first half of the journey it constantly pushes the spacecraft towards its destination, and for the last half of the journey it constantly uses backthrust, so that the spaceship arrives at the destination at a standstill.".
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- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration wikiPageWikiLink 2061:_Odyssey_Three.
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- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration wikiPageWikiLink Astronaut.
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- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration wikiPageWikiLink George_O._Smith.
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- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration wikiPageWikiLink Joe_Haldeman.
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- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration wikiPageWikiLink Mary_Doria_Russell.
- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration wikiPageWikiLink Mass–energy_equivalence.
- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration wikiPageWikiLink Micro-g_environment.
- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration wikiPageWikiLink Parallelogram_of_force.
- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration wikiPageWikiLink Poul_Anderson.
- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration wikiPageWikiLink Proper_acceleration.
- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration wikiPageWikiLink Revelation_Space.
- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration wikiPageWikiLink Special_relativity.
- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration wikiPageWikiLink Tau_Zero.
- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration wikiPageWikiLink The_Forever_War.
- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration wikiPageWikiLink The_Sparrow_(novel).
- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration wikiPageWikiLink Venus_Equilateral.
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- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration wikiPageWikiLinkText "Space travel using constant acceleration".
- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration wikiPageWikiLinkText "constant-acceleration".
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- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration subject Category:Acceleration.
- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration subject Category:Interstellar_travel.
- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration subject Category:Space_colonization.
- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration subject Category:Special_relativity.
- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration hypernym Aspect.
- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration type Saint.
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- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration type Type.
- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration comment "Constant acceleration is a proposed aspect of most future forms of space travel. It entails that the propulsion system of whatever kind operates continuously with a steady acceleration, rather than the brief impulsive thrusts used by chemical rockets — for the first half of the journey it constantly pushes the spacecraft towards its destination, and for the last half of the journey it constantly uses backthrust, so that the spaceship arrives at the destination at a standstill.".
- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration label "Space travel using constant acceleration".
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- Space_travel_using_constant_acceleration sameAs Q7572639.
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