I try not to get excited about things like this Impossible EM Drive, but I sure hope it pans out. Exciting won’t begin to describe my reaction if it does. If Mars is only 70 days away, I imagine everything will get very interesting in a few decades, and not solely in the way of that ancient Chinese curse (may you live in interesting times).
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