Does anyone here ever question if there's a secret space program? Trillions of dollars of pentagon money just vanished. Whistle-blowers come forward. Patent suppression, TR-3B/Black manta sightings worldwide. But mainstream "science" and "tech", know nothing about it, right? Little bit strange. What's stranger is how wages and standard of living (minus a few tech devices) hasn't changed much in 30 years. Air travel i…
Travel through wormholes is possible, but slow
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#22Does anyone here ever question if there's a secret space program? Trillions of dollars of pentagon money just vanished. Whistle-blowers come forward. Patent suppression, TR-3B/Black manta sightings worldwide. But mainstream "science" and "tech", know nothing about it, right? Little bit strange. What's stranger is how wages and standard of living (minus a few tech devices) hasn't changed much in 30 years. Air travel i…
Trillions of dollars vanished because humans are probably more greedy than they are curious.
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#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
I thought nothing could move faster than light?
Special Relativity states that no two objects may pass each other faster than the speed of light. Space itself isn't bound by this restriction. To wit: no thing can move faster than the speed of light, but space is not a thing. Space is dynamical. It can stretch and expand and even break, but it doesn't move . The result of this is a cosmological horizon that prevents these objects from communicating, because the dis…
Spatial discontinuities? Can you tell us more, please?
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#24Does anyone here ever question if there's a secret space program? Trillions of dollars of pentagon money just vanished. Whistle-blowers come forward. Patent suppression, TR-3B/Black manta sightings worldwide. But mainstream "science" and "tech", know nothing about it, right? Little bit strange. What's stranger is how wages and standard of living (minus a few tech devices) hasn't changed much in 30 years. Air travel i…
We would know. Either the secret space program requires enough exotic materials and science that you wouldn't be able to hide it OR it doesn't require that, so it's simple enough that any one of us could stumble upon it. Trillions of dollars vanished because humans are probably more greedy than they are curious.
these days, you can just take people's phones.
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#25Does anyone here ever question if there's a secret space program? Trillions of dollars of pentagon money just vanished. Whistle-blowers come forward. Patent suppression, TR-3B/Black manta sightings worldwide. But mainstream "science" and "tech", know nothing about it, right? Little bit strange. What's stranger is how wages and standard of living (minus a few tech devices) hasn't changed much in 30 years. Air travel i…
Paragraphs. Use them.
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#26it appears thus, most humans are inconsistent with quantum gravity :D:D
Re: Travel through wormholes is possible, but slow
#27Does anyone here ever question if there's a secret space program? Trillions of dollars of pentagon money just vanished. Whistle-blowers come forward. Patent suppression, TR-3B/Black manta sightings worldwide. But mainstream "science" and "tech", know nothing about it, right? Little bit strange. What's stranger is how wages and standard of living (minus a few tech devices) hasn't changed much in 30 years. Air travel i…
Re: Travel through wormholes is possible, but slow
#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
Special Relativity states that no two objects may pass each other faster than the speed of light. Space itself isn't bound by this restriction. To wit: no thing can move faster than the speed of light, but space is not a thing. Space is dynamical. It can stretch and expand and even break, but it doesn't move . The result of this is a cosmological horizon that prevents these objects from communicating, because the dis…
>and even break Spatial discontinuities? Can you tell us more, please?
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#29Earlier quoted context omitted.
Based on the colloquia I watched by Lenny Susskind, the problem is that you can put something into a wormhole, but to get it out the other end, you have to carry the encoding you get to the other end of the wormhole to decode the output. Because the distance to the singularity grows at the speed of light, the length of the wormhole is essentially infinite. It is only the operator you get from putting the object into…
> Because the distance to the singularity grows at the speed of light, doesn't our universe expand at the same speed?
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#30Does anyone here ever question if there's a secret space program? Trillions of dollars of pentagon money just vanished. Whistle-blowers come forward. Patent suppression, TR-3B/Black manta sightings worldwide. But mainstream "science" and "tech", know nothing about it, right? Little bit strange. What's stranger is how wages and standard of living (minus a few tech devices) hasn't changed much in 30 years. Air travel i…