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In General Relativity, Faster-Than-Light travel is only prohibited locally. Its possible for space-time itself to expand and shrink faster than light. This is w
by pessimist 14y ago
In General Relativity, Faster-Than-Light travel is only prohibited locally. Its possible for space-time itself to expand and shrink faster than light. This is why distant-enough galaxies are receding from us at faster than the speed of light.
Mathematically, the structure of the proposed warp-drive is such that the spaceship is moving at << c locally, so no causality is violated. See the author's answer here:
http://www.icarusinterstellar.org/daydreaming-beyond-the-solar-system-with-warp-field-mechanics/ http://www.icarusinterstellar.org/daydreaming-beyond-the-sol...
- nessus42 14y agoNowhere does he state that causality is never violated.