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What sort of physics could explain something that could make such maneuvers?
by smithy76 7y ago
What sort of physics could explain something that could make such maneuvers?
- JulianMorrison 7y agoSomething massless (like the dot of a laser pointer against the wall). Something slinking around the laws of relativity / inertia by moving the grid, not the object on the grid, Alcubierre warp style. Or the textbooks are wrong (it wouldn't be the first time).
- real_looper 7y agobrutino physics?
- krapp 7y agoBefore you ask why something appears to break the laws of physics, you should first ask whether it's likely you truly understand what classified, cutting edge military technology is capable of. Remember that the SR-71 Blackbird was developed in the 1960s, and it seems advanced even today.