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Firstly, warpdrives aren't pseudoscience. The author is not claiming that they presently have a warp-drive. They are merely claiming they have some evidence tha
by vorotato 10y ago
Firstly, warpdrives aren't pseudoscience. The author is not claiming that they presently have a warp-drive. They are merely claiming they have some evidence that one might be theoretically possible. This isn't that inconceivable, sure it might take a thousand years before we could actually implement it.
Finally about the "EMDrive" there's no reason to believe that energy isn't escaping it, but that it's doing so in a way that something might be learned outside of imprecise measurements.