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                "title": "Reactionless thrusters",
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                        "*": "The list of things that [[Handwavium|handwavium]] does that drives physicists up the wall and closer to [[Mad|professorship]] is long.  Reactionless drives are high on that list.  For hundreds of years we've known exactly what to expect thanks to Newton's Third Law: For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.  Unless the 'wave is involved, then it's all action, all the time.<ref>I leave the tasteful jokes to someone else</ref>\n\nReactionless thrusters and drives merrily flip Newton off and continue on their way, providing thrust for what is essentially no exhaust plume at all.<ref>Unless an exhaust plume would be Cool.</ref>  As such the inner workings of the various kinds of reactionless engines are rather poorly understood.  Some seem to be gravity based, some play merry hob with inertia, and others are just plain strange, even by the 'wave's standards.\n\n==Notes==\n<references />\n\n{{technology}}\n[[Category:Fen Technology]]\n[[Category:Engine Technology]]"
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                        "*": "{{stub}}\nThe '''Red Lad Revue''' is primarily a \"show tune\" cover group, but they also perform full-blown musicals in the \"Imperial Flower Troupe\" style.<ref>Not as over-the-top as a Busby Berkeley musical, but reminiscent of the same era.</ref> They debuted in February 2018, and are based out of the [[Clark Savage, Jr. Memorial Stadium and Music Complex]].\n\n==Members==\n;[[Kohran Li]]\n:The founder and principal backer of the Revue, Kohran is better known in Fenspace for her [[Mad|mad science]] skills. While she's been known to headline, Kohran prefers to work behind the scenes or take a role in the chorus.\n\n;Earl O'Shaughnessy\n:A regular on Kohran's \"Red Lad\" radio shows during the [[Boskone War]] (as the recurring villain \"Dirk Kingman Boscome\"<ref>Nobody ''ever'' accused the radio show of being subtle.</ref>), Earl was the first person she recruited for the Revue. As the only male in the Revue, he gets more than his share of lead roles; luckily, he can sing as well as he can act.\n\n;Mamoru Yamada\n:The Revue's regular scriptwriter and perpetual supporting actress, Mamoru is the third of the group's three founding members.\n\n;<nowiki>**WHITENOISE**</nowiki>\n:<nowiki>**WHITENOISE**</nowiki>\n\n;<nowiki>**WHITENOISE**</nowiki>\n:<nowiki>**WHITENOISE**</nowiki>\n\n;<nowiki>**WHITENOISE**</nowiki>\n:<nowiki>**WHITENOISE**</nowiki>\n\n;Makoto Miyadera\n:The newest member of the Revue (debuting in April 2021), Makoto is quickly becoming the troupe's next big star because of her good looks, clear singing voice, and comic timing.\n\n==Discography==\nAs of 2022, the Red Lad Revue has not released any albums.\n\n==Notes==\n<references />\n\n\n{{music}}"
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