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19:30Now PlayingBussard's 1960 interstellar ramjet concept faced rejection due to insufficient hydrogen density in deep space, yet that identical limitation vanishes in planetary atmospheres and water where hydrogen exists abundantly.
His later Polywell design employed polyhedral magnetic cusp arrangements to confine electrons without physical barriers, generating virtual cathodes and achieving pressure-balanced plasma states. Bussard subsequently disclosed that large toroidal programs served primarily as budget mechanisms rather than viable power solutions.
The spherical orbs visible around MH370 most likely house polyhedral magnetic assemblies producing contained plasma fields capable of harvesting atmospheric hydrogen continuously. His career spanning Oak Ridge and Los Alamos nuclear propulsion research directly connects to classified development programs. What failed for interstellar travel became functional for terrestrial and aquatic deployment.
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