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The discovery of new ultra-fast cosmic routes that make up a gigantic celestial highway will send spacecraft to the limits of the Solar System. It is also possible to monitor objects close to Earth that may collide with our planet.
By Trends 21
A system of cosmic superhighways will facilitate spaceflight at maximum speed within the Solar System in the near future, in addition to collaborating in the monitoring of objects located in the vicinity of our planet and that can be potentially dangerous. This emerges from a study conducted by scientists at the University of California at San Diego, USA, which was developed in an article published in the journal Science AdSvances.
According to a statement, specialists we discovered a new network of superhighways to travel through the Solar System much faster than is currently possible. The aforementioned routes manage to transport asteroids and comets from the position of Jupiter to Neptune in record time, which is located for a decade of debate. In addition to being used in future space travel at maximum speed to the most remote places in the Solar System, these routes will also be very useful to protect the earth from the impact of nearby objects and that may be a threat.
The celestial highway takes the form of a dynamic structure of connected and integrated routes, forming a series of arcs that extend from the asteroid belt to Uranus. According to researchers, the structure found works for a few decades, a tiny lapse of time compared to the dynamics of the Solar System. Specialists stressed that “space collectors” act as boundaries of dynamic channels that allow rapid transport to the inner and outer limits of our planetary system.