Rainbow Bridge

NASA announced that the Rainbow Bridge, dubbed the Van Allen Belt, is a self sustaining particle accelerator this week, where light particles reach 99% the speed of light. I wrote to them regarding my concern about passing objects though this continuous stream. Building the extra-planetary Pads at the Polar Caps, would be a wise move for our Humanity.

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