Move the Spacecraft at 99% Speed of Light by Rotation Technique

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In this research, a rectangular box is rotated in two direction at the same time. Which creates a rotating path to travel from one place in space to another. By which we can get 99% speed of light using today`s rocket. But the speed of today`s rockets is only 11,000 m per second. The speed of the rocket increases in two stages in the spacecraft created by the technology of rotation. To understand this, one has to read the method given below.

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deepak_kamalta. 2021. \u201cMove the Spacecraft at 99% Speed of Light by Rotation Technique\u201d. Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - A: Physics & Space Science GJSFR-A Volume 20 (GJSFR Volume 20 Issue A14): .

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In this research, a rectangular box is rotated in two direction at the same time. Which creates a rotating path to travel from one place in space to another. By which we can get 99% speed of light using today`s rocket. But the speed of today`s rockets is only 11,000 m per second. The speed of the rocket increases in two stages in the spacecraft created by the technology of rotation. To understand this, one has to read the method given below.

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