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A Roadmap to Interstellar Flight. JBIS 69, pp.40-72
Philip Lubin, University of California Santa Barbara ·2016 (arXiv v8 dated 2022-01-21) · T2 peer-reviewed analysis, model or thesis · VC05
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- CLM-1365 The paper's biggest design is a laser array 10 km across that would push a sail a metre wide, carrying a chip of about a gram, to a fifth of light speed in ten minutes. It would then reach the nearest star in about 20 years.
- CLM-1366 The paper plans to build up in stages. Small ground lasers come first, then a 1 km array in orbit, and only at the end the 10 km array that its star-flight numbers assume.
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