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Faster than light travel
- leephillips 13y agoDon't bother trying to make sense out of this fantastically idiotic article, but, if you are interested in the subject, look at some of the references at the end. Krauss' book The Physics of Star Trek discusses some of these ideas, and reiterates the conventional conclusion, which is that even if travel-by-warping is possible, it would require us to manipulate an amount of energy comparable to that contained in the entire universe.
- misnome 13y agoRight, a couple of choice quotes from the article to demonstrate this: > "Although there is already a lot of evidence that shows it is possible and has already been accomplished" > "UFO and the technology behind it should not be subject to speculation. Odds are we have retrieved some of that technology, or manufactured some ourselves."
- jvzr 13y agoYeah, I was not sure if this was an elaborate prank until I read that line. So weird.
- Datsundere 13y agoWhat Einstein never believed that things could go faster than light.
- opinali 13y agoHopeful, but not much :) https://plus.google.com/u/0/115308028547191805295/posts/KCzcHw5Kk5g https://plus.google.com/u/0/115308028547191805295/posts/KCzc...
- teilo 13y agoYet another exploitive article. The majority of laymen do not understand that "possible" and "practically impossible" are not opposites.