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I asked about a plausible physical phenomenon - something that can be seen and measured in the real world. You will never measure a passable E-R bridge or Alcub
by EUROCARE 4y ago
I asked about a plausible physical phenomenon - something that can be seen and measured in the real world. You will never measure a passable E-R bridge or Alcubierre drive because it's purely mathematical exercise, it has zero possibility/probability of being engineered into existence as it relies on things that straight-up can never exist. I'm not saying FTL is impossible but it's definitely not going to be either of these - our universe would be totally broken and self-destruct if these were possible.
- dleslie 4y agoWithout technology, you'll never see mechanical engines powered by chemical energy, either. Neither option I gave requires impossible technology, only improbable and unlikely technology. I don't think FTL is such a barrier if you accept that general relativity isn't a perfect model, even by current known standards.