DOES THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT HAVE THE RIGHT TO REOPEN NUCLEAR PLANTS LOCATED IN SISMIC OR TSUNAMI RI (134)

Or sending muslim workers to the moon to do all the job there, but we will be in their hands too.

Yep,a Railgun is a great way to produce Human Pancakes!

These are military rail guns, not developed under the lines I exposed, slow acceleration and larger size to send biggest projectiles.

I think it's practical because the same rail guns avoids built these gigantic rocket first stage of a single use.

As a tonne of steel balls, I repeat, is not to build the biggest shotgun in the universe, but to apply the design of rail guns to launch satellites, for example, weigh less.

The problem is not the length that the rail should have acceleration to achieve a soft enough not to break the equipment inside the projectile. Space rockets and satellites have circuitry designed to resist strong vibrations and cooled in the different conditions in which they work.

just kidding, just kidding, I do not want to return to the previous discussion.

I think private enterprise will aim for Mars while China will aim for the moon. As for the rest of the world, I think they will start to hand it all over to private enterprise.

Space X made a rocket that can be turned into a heavy rocket simply by strapping two more duplicates of itself on as boosters. It becomes the most powerful rocket ever by making it four boosters. They have spent less than a billion to get the rocket working. Nasa spend astronomical amounts to get just a test bed proof of principle rocket flying (which failed) a few years back then had their funding dropped. Now I have nothing against Nasa and applaud their work - but it does really show the difference between the way governments do things and private enterprise.

When Nasa or the ESA or Russia or some joint mission put together by all three get to Mars they are likely to find that private enterprise has beaten them to it. Therefore I find it highly likely that governments will even bother.

Especially when the moguls of private enterprise say that they could be at Mars in a decade if they were put in charge of Nasa and given only a tenth of their budget.

I'm not having a go at America. This sort of thing is everywhere. It's beaurocracy at its best.

Perhaps China find how to make cheapest rockets, even doing what I said it's possible. Using electromagnetism for launching the rocket makes no necessary carry so much weight. And if the use of the rocket is transporting materials (bolts, beams, pipes, pieces of light alloys) are not affected by the blow can produce it at low speed.
No matter if those materials are used for orbital stations or satellites or defense systems, I only speak of the method.