It might sound impractical but, space is all about to have a new range of technological systems that would break the barrier of speed.
Over the next few years, interoperability between Engineering super materials and Building space tech becomes convenient case in point the video which sparked my thoughts.
Video 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrc632oilWo
This company called as Spin Launch ( https://www.spinlaunch.com/ ) is doing remarkable feet of engineering and testing their concept in increasing quantity to bring the cost of Payload to fraction of few $1000 USD.
Similarly, This CNET article (https://www.cnet.com/science/this-robot-can-leap-nine-stories-in-one-jump-will-go-even-higher-on-moon/) caught my eye few months back. Following this Veritasium made a video about it.
Video 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daaDuC1kbds
My teeny tiny brain after watching these videos are like, " My Dear, You haven't seen the best part yet!!"
Factually speaking where is the maximum space with lesser Void of molecules and resistance of air.
THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON
Artemis space mission is going to be launched in next couple of years and planned missions for dropping payloads in few years.
If that is true then in next decade we will have a system of design which will catapult between one system to other and ultimately drop cargo or payload from one place to other.
Sometime in near future, we will have a system where we could mine asteroids, sent highly valuable items from Earth to Titan ( Saturn's Moon) like piggy backing across the planetary system.
The image below is one that I made for a research article that I wrote in Dec 2021. Still under review as of September 2022.
