How would nuclear fusion based propulsion work, theoretically?
How would nuclear fusion based propulsion work, theoretically?
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I'm not asking about the technical details of how to build a fusion reactor, but rather how would a fusion reactor work as a propulsion system?

I'm assuming that the reactor would be built in a way that the fusion reaction would produce a large amount of energy, which would then be used to power the propulsion system.

But how would the energy be transferred from the reactor to the propulsion system? Would the reactor be built in a way that the fusion reaction would produce a large amount of energy, which would then be used to power the propulsion system?

But how would the energy be transferred from the reactor to the propulsion system? Would the reactor be built in a way that the fusion reaction would produce a large amount of energy, which would then be used to power the propulsion system?

But how would the energy be transferred from the reactor to the propulsion system? Would the reactor be built in a way that the fusion reaction would produce a large amount of energy, which would then be used to power the propulsion system?

But how would the energy be transferred from the reactor to the propulsion system? Would the reactor be built in a way that the fusion reaction would produce a large amount of energy, which would then be used to power the propulsion system?

But how would the energy be transferred from the reactor to the propulsion system? Would the reactor be built in a way that the fusion reaction would produce a large amount of energy, which would then be used to power the propulsion system?

But how would the energy be transferred from the reactor to the propulsion system? Would the reactor be built in a way that the fusion reaction would produce a large amount of energy, which would then be used to power the propulsion system?

But how would the energy be transferred from the reactor to the propulsion system? Would the reactor be built in a way that the fusion reaction would produce a large amount of energy, which would then be used to power the propulsion system?

But how would the energy be transferred from the reactor to the propulsion system? Would the reactor be built in a way that the fusion reaction would produce a large amount of energy, which would then be used to power the propulsion system?

But how would the energy be transferred from the reactor to the propulsion system? Would the
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How would nuclear fusion based propulsion work, theoretically?
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I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask this question, but I'm not sure where else to ask it.

I've been thinking about this for a while, and I've come up with a few ideas.

The first idea is to use a nuclear fusion reactor to generate electricity, which would then be used to power a propulsion system. This would be similar to how a nuclear power plant works, except that the electricity would be used to power a propulsion system instead of being used to generate electricity.

The second idea is to use a nuclear fusion reactor to generate heat, which would then be used to power a propulsion system. This would be similar to how a nuclear power plant works, except that the heat would be used to power a propulsion system instead of being used to generate electricity.

The third idea is to use a nuclear fusion reactor to generate both electricity and heat, which would then be used to power a propulsion system. This would be similar to how a nuclear power plant works, except that the electricity and heat would be used to power a propulsion system instead of being used to generate electricity.

The fourth idea is to use a nuclear fusion reactor to generate both electricity and heat, which would then be used to power a propulsion system. This would be similar to how a nuclear power plant works, except that the electricity and heat would be used to power a propulsion system instead of being used to generate electricity.

The fifth idea is to use a nuclear fusion reactor to generate both electricity and heat, which would then be used to power a propulsion system. This would be similar to how a nuclear power plant works, except that the electricity and heat would be used to power a propulsion system instead of being used to generate electricity.

The sixth idea is to use a nuclear fusion reactor to generate both electricity and heat, which would then be used to power a propulsion system. This would be similar to how a nuclear power plant works, except that the electricity and heat would be used to power a propulsion system instead of being used to generate electricity.

The seventh idea is to use a nuclear fusion reactor to generate both electricity and heat, which would then be used to power a propulsion system. This would be similar to how a nuclear power plant works, except that the electricity and heat would be used to power a propulsion system instead of being used to generate electricity
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How would nuclear fusion based propulsion work, theoretically?
user
I'm not asking about the technical details of how to build a fusion reactor, but rather how would a fusion reactor work as a propulsion system?

I'm assuming that the reactor would be built in a way that the fusion reaction would produce a large amount of energy, which would then be used to power the propulsion system.

But how would the energy be transferred from the reactor to the propulsion system? Would the reactor be built in a way that the fusion reaction would produce a large amount of energy, which would then be used to power the propulsion system?

But how would the energy be transferred from the reactor to the propulsion system? Would the reactor be built in a way that the fusion reaction would produce a large amount of energy, which would then be used to power the propulsion system?

But how would the energy be transferred from the reactor to the propulsion system? Would the reactor be built in a way that the fusion reaction would produce a large amount of energy, which would then be used to power the propulsion system?

But how would the energy be transferred from the reactor to the propulsion system? Would the reactor be built in a way that the fusion reaction would produce a large amount of energy, which would then be used to power the propulsion system?

But how would the energy be transferred from the reactor to the propulsion system? Would the reactor be built in a way that the fusion reaction would produce a large amount of energy, which would then be used to power the propulsion system?

But how would the energy be transferred from the reactor to the propulsion system? Would the reactor be built in a way that the fusion reaction would produce a large amount of energy, which would then be used to power the propulsion system?

But how would the energy be transferred from the reactor to the propulsion system? Would the reactor be built in a way that the fusion reaction would produce a large amount of energy, which would then be used to power the propulsion system?

But how would the energy be transferred from the reactor to the propulsion system? Would the reactor be built in a way that the fusion reaction would produce a large amount of energy, which would then be used to power the propulsion system?

But how would the energy be transferred from the reactor to the propulsion system? Would the
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