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IMO the paper clarifies the misconceptions about all warp drives. They all need propulsion, for example, to be consistent with physics.
by threesongs 5y ago
IMO the paper clarifies the misconceptions about all warp drives. They all need propulsion, for example, to be consistent with physics.
- handol 5y agoDoesn't that mean that warp drives are not possible? I mean if the device can't produce a driving force why call it a "drive"?
- krapp 5y ago>I mean if the device can't produce a driving force why call it a "drive"? Because Star Trek called their thing a warp drive and that's become the general term for this kind of speculative technology.