
At first glance it sounds a bit out there and they agree as well, although have this to say:
It sounds pretty far-fetched, but in a video for NASA 360, Lubin explains that the technology is very much readily available, and that the system could easily be scaled up.
“There are recent advances that take this from science fiction to science reality,”Lubin explains. “There is no known reason why we can not do this.”
Could this be possible or is it too unusual and too far into the future?
Feel free to comment with your ideas!
thanks to sciencealert.com for the great info

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Would be cool. But we haven’t even gotten nuclear fusion down….
Wouldn’t You Also need a Giant lazer on mars to slow the thing Down?
DO IT. BUILD IT. LETS GET THE TECH GOING.
Michael perhaps it maybe mount on the front as well? To slow down.
They had a documentary about possible laser sails ten years ago. Pretty cool stuff.
Nelson Vega more of it here
If we are seeing this now, it probably means it has already been around since the damn sixties and we have already been going to Mars…hell we probably already have colonies on Mars…as well as the Moon…bahaha
Time will tell
Like the original Tron …riding a light beam pulse
And send it back…
the watching to much TV.
No. It can be captured by Gravity
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Justin Bordigan had the right answer. The whole fusion issue.. if Germany and China are working w it right now. If would be a safe bet to say we have it aswell. Oil companies are in a decline. Get ready for the news.
Highly doubtful unfortunately
I want one for the NH Speedway.
I’d go to Mars in a heartbeat if it was only a three or four day flight be like this is so f****** awesome but there’s no I’m f****** living here let’s go
Know for sure? Lmfao
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It’s a two hour gravity pull.
We have bases there already.
Get informed.
Well, hell, that’s a LOT faster than the argon plasma engines, ain’t it?
Deanna Victorah Davis
It’s not far enough away yet. I need new people to appreciate.
Why?!
Jacob Mason not travelling faster than orbital escape velocity
They have been able to get to Mars in 3 minutes for many years.
By “going to Mars” in three days they must also mean you would be a big grease spot in a larger crater on Mars.