Put Mars within hours.

One knows how important travel is and in the future having neutron filling station for electrical cars with the bottom line on creative science can drive innovation for humanity. As for traveling to other moons and planets such as Titan in Saturn orbit or the planet Mars takes an eternity, even though our Earth has two polar magnifying "Fields of Energy". You know if you’ve ever did a physics course, that nothing can go faster than the speed of light, 186,000 miles a second. Seven-hundred-million miles an hour. Everything physicists know and say you can’t go faster than a particle. But some physicists and engineers think they can do an end run around the Speed-Of-Light "Limit SOL 1". They say developed an idea about 50 years ago by a German scientist Named Burkhard Heim suggest that we could use a very strong magnetic field to push spacecraft into another dimension by magnetising an alteration. A dimension where the physical laws that make the speed of light as fast as anything. This is where a craft atomic structure can go up to on or near by some sort of an attachment with the use of ceramics. Don’t expect wise labs goes along with theory completely in its original form, however flawed it is "lightly" to be excuse the pun. A jet engine was hard to except in early thirties. But with the help of some new reactive substance if you can ascertain my drift with magnetic reverse matter their is a small possibility that the "Wormhole Engine" design will distort this so called perception. This idea sounds like science fiction and a lot of top physicists say that’s all it is. But if it’s real, it could mean traveling to Mars in three hours or to a nearby star in three months. The interesting part it is believed that the Department of Energy in America has a device the Z-machine that could produce the kind of ultra-powerful magnetic field we’d need to see if the idea might work. If it does, researchers could be testing a working engine in five years. Even if everything turns out the way the visionaries think it will, it’ll be a long time before you can buy a ticket for a day trip to Mars. With new data from pulsars is a type of neutron star that emits electromagnetic energy at periodic intervals. A neutron star is the closest thing to a black hole that astronomers can observe directly, crushing half a million times more mass than Earth into a sphere no larger than a "city". This matter is so compressed that even a teaspoonful weighs as much as Mount Everest. With new batch of pulsars, Fermi now has detected more than 100, which is an exciting milestone when you consider that, before the A Von Neumann Probe launched in 2008, only seven of them were known to emit gamma rays," said Pablo Saz Parkinson, an astrophysicist at the Santa Cruz Institute for Particle Physics at the University of California Santa Cruz, and a co-author on two papers detailing their findings for space travel.