@DigPerspectives Matt Hamilton on X: "Fox News still hoping their audience is too stupid to know that this is a tax on them. $700B a year coming from within the US. Paid by the US consumers, importers and manufacturers." / X
@RonyVernet (1) T R U T H P O L E on X: "🚨 UNAM has allegedly extracted 6 micrograms of optical fiber from the Buga Sphere, which is under analysis using a Scanning Electron Microscope. A report is scheduled to be submitted to Jaime this Friday."
How to get to Mars in just 3 months?
The British startup Pulsar Fusion has presented an ambitious project — Sunbird. This is a space tug with a thermonuclear engine that can accelerate to 800,000 km/h! At this speed, you can fly to Mars in just 2-3 months, and to Jupiter or Saturn — in a few years.
The engine is based on a thermonuclear reaction between deuterium and helium-3. Unlike conventional nuclear fuel, it produces almost no radioactive waste — mainly protons are released, not neutrons.
The engine operates on the principle of direct fusion: the plasma is not held inside, but is immediately ejected, creating a powerful jet stream. This is simpler than complex installations on Earth, and does not require a large energy output — the reaction itself is enough.
The first flight of the prototype into space is planned for 2027, and a full-fledged tugboat by 2030.
In the future, Pulsar Fusion wants to build a network of "fueling stations" throughout the Solar System. Such stations will help recharge tugs and send missions even to the most distant planets.
Is there any absolute reason why the developers of Expedition 33 added TSR (UE5), DLSS, XeSS and didn't implement FSR?
I mean, we know XeSS has better quality, but also lower performance on the AMD and older NVIDIA cards... so why not bring FSR 3.1 already? Especially for people to later use Adrenalin and upgrade to FSR4?
It simply blows my mind this is still happening in 2025...