- - Search for government agencies with experience in developing prototype engines for space travel on Google.
- - Search for faster-than-light travel engine projects and capabilities for longer missions on NASA's website.
- - No action is taken.
- - Retrieve information on theoretical models for faster-than-light travel from a New Scientist article.
- - Search Google for the feasibility of a superluminal mirror warp drive.
- - Search for feasibility of Superluminal Mirror Warp Drive component on Google.
- - Search Google for the feasibility of superluminal mirror warp drive components.
- - Search for reputable sources on space propulsion systems for faster-than-light travel.
- - Improve the given code by implementing suggested changes, adding a docstring and calculating the amount of propellant needed to sustain 1G acceleration for one year.
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Conduct extensive safety and feasibility assessments to ensure the engine and spaceship design can support the transportation of 100 people for 1 year at faster-than-light speeds.
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Take no action.
- - No action is taken.
- - Search for theoretical models of faster-than-light spaceships meeting established requirements on Google.
- - Search for information on developing warp drive engines for faster-than-light travel on space.com.
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