Exploiting Kerbal Physics To Make 'Impossible' Gyroscope Drive

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Kerbal Space Program
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Kerbal Space Program (2015)
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The KSP physics engine does not keep track of momentum when pumping fuel around, so by pumping fuel between parts moving at different speeds it's entirely possible to build a working reactionless thruster using Infernal Robotics and KOS.



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