Infinity powered Plasma Shielding

Adam L McEvoy

doi:10.5281/zenodo.19100934

March 18, 2026Open Access

Infinity powered Plasma Shielding

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This work aims to investigate the feasibility of magnetically confined plasma shielding for spacecraft operating at relativistic speeds.
Developed a computational simulation framework to model relativistic MHD equations.
Designed a spherical plasma shield configuration around a spacecraft.
Simulated interactions with various threat classes: micrometeoroids, cosmic rays, gamma-ray bursts, and solar wind.
Evaluated shield performance under different mission-phase presets.
Achieved 80-100% deflection rates for cosmic rays at magnetic fields of 5 T or greater.
Identified that neutral threats like micrometeoroids cannot be deflected, requiring alternate avoidance strategies.
Found a 95.7% reduction in threat cost using the Fractal Correction Engine at 0.5c.
Determined that at 0.99c, relativistic constraints limit evasive maneuvers to narrow threat cones.

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Demonstrates the effectiveness of plasma shielding for spacecraft at relativistic speeds, suggesting feasible protective solutions against space threats.

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