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Ahead, warp factor 3, Scotty?.....you mean Sulu....Don't laugh. We have many things today that were once thought impossible. I'm not holding my breath, but Star Trek might be closer than you think. Ahead, warp factor 3, Scotty...
NASA May Have Accidentally Discovered Faster-Than-Light Travel
Uhhh...yeah. Right. Whatever. And don't you mean Mr. Sulu?Ahead, warp factor 3, Scotty?.....you mean Sulu....Don't laugh. We have many things today that were once thought impossible. I'm not holding my breath, but Star Trek might be closer than you think. Ahead, warp factor 3, Scotty...
NASA May Have Accidentally Discovered Faster-Than-Light Travel
the one and only....Uhhh...yeah. Right. Whatever. And don't you mean Mr. Sulu?Ahead, warp factor 3, Scotty?.....you mean Sulu....Don't laugh. We have many things today that were once thought impossible. I'm not holding my breath, but Star Trek might be closer than you think. Ahead, warp factor 3, Scotty...
NASA May Have Accidentally Discovered Faster-Than-Light Travel
Don't laugh. We have many things today that were once thought impossible. I'm not holding my breath, but Star Trek might be closer than you think. Ahead, warp factor 3, Scotty...
NASA May Have Accidentally Discovered Faster-Than-Light Travel
Ahead, warp factor 3
baby steps Montro....Don't laugh. We have many things today that were once thought impossible. I'm not holding my breath, but Star Trek might be closer than you think. Ahead, warp factor 3, Scotty...
NASA May Have Accidentally Discovered Faster-Than-Light Travel
Interesting, but a terrible article. "but, with the power of faster-than-light travel, moving from planet to planet would be almost instantaneous." Really? Unless you're talking about planets within the same solar system, or much, much, much faster than light travel, it will still take time to go from place to place.
People too often seem to ignore just how much space there is in space.
Yep. At 4x the speed of light the closest star would be a year away still.Don't laugh. We have many things today that were once thought impossible. I'm not holding my breath, but Star Trek might be closer than you think. Ahead, warp factor 3, Scotty...
NASA May Have Accidentally Discovered Faster-Than-Light Travel
Interesting, but a terrible article. "but, with the power of faster-than-light travel, moving from planet to planet would be almost instantaneous." Really? Unless you're talking about planets within the same solar system, or much, much, much faster than light travel, it will still take time to go from place to place.
People too often seem to ignore just how much space there is in space.
Ahead, warp factor 3
That's 270 days to the nearest possibly habitable exo-planet ... bring snacks and plenty of 8-tracks.
Someone needs to invent inertial dampeners, otherwise one small turn will squish whoever is traveling like a bug.
Not possibleDon't laugh. We have many things today that were once thought impossible. I'm not holding my breath, but Star Trek might be closer than you think. Ahead, warp factor 3, Scotty...
NASA May Have Accidentally Discovered Faster-Than-Light Travel
Living tissue couldn’t surviveSomeone needs to invent inertial dampeners, otherwise one small turn will squish whoever is traveling like a bug.
I'd be worried about chromosome and DNA damage too, traveling that fast.
Living tissue couldn’t surviveSomeone needs to invent inertial dampeners, otherwise one small turn will squish whoever is traveling like a bug.
I'd be worried about chromosome and DNA damage too, traveling that fast.
Particles accelerated in a cyclotron expand and generate heatLiving tissue couldn’t surviveSomeone needs to invent inertial dampeners, otherwise one small turn will squish whoever is traveling like a bug.
I'd be worried about chromosome and DNA damage too, traveling that fast.
Probably not. That one astronaut Scott Kelley spent a year in space and it altered something like 7% of his genetic expression.
Astronaut's genetic expression changed by time in space - CNN
I'm giving her all shes got capn!Ahead, warp factor 3, Scotty?.....you mean Sulu....Don't laugh. We have many things today that were once thought impossible. I'm not holding my breath, but Star Trek might be closer than you think. Ahead, warp factor 3, Scotty...
NASA May Have Accidentally Discovered Faster-Than-Light Travel
Don't forget that using conventional acceleration, at the halfway point you would have to turn around and decelerate, doubling the trip time. The only real efficient way to get to the stars is dimensional shifting or wormhole travel. Once that is acheived they will need a really kick ass "sub light" engine.Yep. At 4x the speed of light the closest star would be a year away still.Don't laugh. We have many things today that were once thought impossible. I'm not holding my breath, but Star Trek might be closer than you think. Ahead, warp factor 3, Scotty...
NASA May Have Accidentally Discovered Faster-Than-Light Travel
Interesting, but a terrible article. "but, with the power of faster-than-light travel, moving from planet to planet would be almost instantaneous." Really? Unless you're talking about planets within the same solar system, or much, much, much faster than light travel, it will still take time to go from place to place.
People too often seem to ignore just how much space there is in space.
Typical crappy journalism.
I'm giving her all shes got capn!Ahead, warp factor 3, Scotty?.....you mean Sulu....Don't laugh. We have many things today that were once thought impossible. I'm not holding my breath, but Star Trek might be closer than you think. Ahead, warp factor 3, Scotty...
NASA May Have Accidentally Discovered Faster-Than-Light Travel
