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Re: Cyclers 1: The Interstellar Cycler
by Karl on Monday February 24, @07:02AM
Brilliant! This solution falls right in line with the philosophy of the idea--of incremental growth and making interstellar travel possible even for the smallest colony. Its problems are the problems of the cycler concept in general (maintaining velocity and turning); I can't see that it introduces any new difficulties.

I may just want to use this idea if I do more Cycler Compact books...

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