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To: T.B. Yoits

There are no protons during the vast dark space between
the sun’s. Keep in mind we are only 9 light minutes away from the sun so we on earth get stuff discharged by our sun. The next nearest star is 4.25 light YEARS away. You must get your mind focused on the distances.


86 posted on 08/30/2026 5:19:45 PM PDT by Bobbyvotes (Work is best form of worship pering Bhagavad did Geeeta, the Hindu ancient sacred book. )
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To: Bobbyvotes
If we have panels that harness power from high energy particles in cosmic rays from outside the solar system, the ship could recharge, if it even needed to.

As for maintaining a vector, there are no forces on a bridging the gap between solar systems, so once aligned, it's a straight line. If you can harness cosmic rays, you can adjust if for some reason you needed to. And you only have to get close enough to catch rays from the next star to navigate through that solar system.

88 posted on 08/30/2026 7:10:19 PM PDT by T.B. Yoits
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