NASA solicitation of 1990, administered by the RAND Corporation, which mailed a call for space concepts to about 45,300 people. Of 1,697 responses, 215 were passed onward; the propulsion panel rejected close to thirty-nine percent of submissions for violating known physical laws and weighted feasibility five times more heavily than innovation. Paul LaViolette’s own submission argued for Electrogravitics; the synthesis report America at the Threshold did not mention it, and the evaluation database was later reported missing.
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