Difference between revisions of "Higgs-Nathan Reactor"
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The Higgs-Nathan reactor is a device that combines matter and antimatter to produce high-energy plasma. This can then be directly captured and converted into electrical energy at a high rate, this producing a sizeable amount of energy. If used aboard a starship, the plasma from the reactor can also be channeled into the engines.
Usage
Due to design limitations, the Higgs-Nathan design has no practical application. In any known circumstance, other, more conventional power sources are prefered.
