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05-28-2010, 06:24 AM
^ Correct me if I'm wrong (looking at BP and the other physics-junkies) but accelerating mass beyond the speed of light is not a realistic solution to hi-speed travel. That is because the mass of... well mass is increased in proportion of speed. Thus, increasing one particle beyond the speed of light would in theory increase it's mass to ludicrous amounts. Some say any particle except for a photon accelerated beyond the speed of light would gain a "weight", sort of, that is greater than the entire universe, though that seems a bit over the top.
Anyway, IF we ever want an extremely efficient method of travel, we should probably think about shortening the way we need to travel, and not increase the speed *hint*
Anyway, IF we ever want an extremely efficient method of travel, we should probably think about shortening the way we need to travel, and not increase the speed *hint*
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- Mr. Spock
"A man's not dead while his name is still spoken"
- Terry Pratchett, Going Postal