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===== - You’ll likely push the ice block from the outside, not embed the engine deep inside (too hot, too complex). ===== * Realistic nuclear propulsion (NTR, high-Isp reactors) can give: - ~8–10 km/s for reasonable mass ratios in one burn - more over multiple burns and staging. So the mission stack might be: # Nuke tug pushes block from outer system → Sun-grazing transfer (big Δv). # Near perihelion, either: - you trust pure gravity to sling it (no engine burn there), or - you fire another engine (maybe a second stage) to exploit the Oberth effect and really crank up outbound energy. Either way, this is “yes but heavy and expensive”, not “no”.
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