The NASA research team has suggested that their discoveries could decrease the energy requirements from Jupiter-sized to around 700kg or maybe even less. By harnessing the physics of cosmic inflation, future spaceships fashioned to gratify the laws of these mathematical equations may truly be able to get somewhere extraordinarily fast, and, without hostile effects on either crew or observers. In addition, physicist Harold E. Puthoff explained that contrary to popular belief even the highly blue-shifted light seen on board a warp capable spaceship would not hurt the crew, being immersed in strong UV light and X-rays. However, it would prove hazardous to somebody seeing the ship fly by at a nearby distance.
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Superluminal interstellar travel using space-time warp drives
Phi Hư CấuThis a short scientific paper I've written about using warp drives to travel great distances in space on a liveable amount of time. I have researched all my views and information thoroughly and have cited appropriated source references. Warp drives...
