How To Detect Faster Than Light Travel
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Top Comments (10)
Alien civilization: gets a flat tire Humanity (squinting through LIGO): gotcha.
9:52 A spherical Klingon in a frictionless vacuum: "Moo."
I'm glad to have lived through the first era of Gravitational Wave detectors.
So this is how the Vulcans detected Zefram Cochrane's first Warp Vessel....
But can we detect Ludicrous Speed?
Warp bubble collapse "probably very bad for the aliens but maybe good for us" 🤣🤣 7:25
Achieving "1% speed of the Sun" requires some truly exotic physics!
Oh, I remember that Lu Cysin wrote about such "bubbles" in Three body problem, there they were marks of switching on lightspeed engines and they're been found nearby Trisolaris system soon after it's extermination.
The "u" in Miguel is mute. Same as in "que" (what). This is one of the few exceptions in spanish, the u is used muted in a few combinations. Also the last e in Alcubierre sounds exactly like the previous one. We only have one sound for each letter. Our writting sounds exactly the same as speaked.(again, very few exceptions apply)
As Douglas Adams once pointed out: Nothing travels faster than the speed of light with the possible exception of bad news, which obeys its own special laws.
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Top Comments (10)
Alien civilization: gets a flat tire Humanity (squinting through LIGO): gotcha.
9:52 A spherical Klingon in a frictionless vacuum: "Moo."
I'm glad to have lived through the first era of Gravitational Wave detectors.
So this is how the Vulcans detected Zefram Cochrane's first Warp Vessel....
But can we detect Ludicrous Speed?
Warp bubble collapse "probably very bad for the aliens but maybe good for us" 🤣🤣 7:25
Achieving "1% speed of the Sun" requires some truly exotic physics!
Oh, I remember that Lu Cysin wrote about such "bubbles" in Three body problem, there they were marks of switching on lightspeed engines and they're been found nearby Trisolaris system soon after it's extermination.
The "u" in Miguel is mute. Same as in "que" (what). This is one of the few exceptions in spanish, the u is used muted in a few combinations. Also the last e in Alcubierre sounds exactly like the previous one. We only have one sound for each letter. Our writting sounds exactly the same as speaked.(again, very few exceptions apply)
As Douglas Adams once pointed out: Nothing travels faster than the speed of light with the possible exception of bad news, which obeys its own special laws.