Big Picture Science – Getting a Spacelift: Marc Millis

by Gary Niederhoff on July 15, 2013

Getting a Spacelift: Marc Millis
Part 5 of Getting a Spacelift, featuring Marc Millis, a physicist who has been NASA’s foremost expert on advanced propulsion concepts and founder of the Tau Zero Foundation, on developing the technology to send humans through interstellar space.
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