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Wormhole
- Thread starter Thief
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The "wormhole" is simply probability transduction travel, which is faster than light. All you have to do is set up a polarity cancellation rate beyond its lightspeed equivalency, less than a pi value of two, and go anywhere in space and/or time to where you are tuned. There are directions, how to do this in Yahoo's Alchemy61 is several of the posts of "lahunken".
tumbleweed41
Resident Liberal Hippie
How far have you traveled using this method?
PolyHedral
Superabacus Mystic
Oh, BTW, proving wormholes basically throws God out the window, due to Clarke's Third Law.
jmvizanko
Uber Tool
Nothing in this or your link contains anything that even remotely coherently or correctly describes anything that has to do with a wormhole. Its nothing but pseudo science babble. I hopefully assume you are joking.
If you can comprehend some physics, go to Wikipedia's wormhole page. You arent going to see any overlap in ideas except for maybe a few of the same words, only used coherently.
Otherright
Otherright
Yeah, but we know its never going to happen. The best you can hope for is mastering non-locality principles and harnessing them. Then light-speed won't matter.
Otherright
Otherright
I don't really see how Clark's Third Law (which is an adage BTW) would do that.
PolyHedral
Superabacus Mystic
Distinguish "God" from arbitrarily powerful supertechnology.
logician
Well-Known Member
Any object with mass cannot go faster than the speed of light, as it would take an infinite amount of energy just to get up to the speed of light. It would also be quite hazardous traveling at that speedn in space, as micro meteors hitting at the speed of light would cause tremendous damage.
outhouse
Atheistically
I think you have a good point, space dust would not be good let alone smaller pieces.
I thought I figured out the solution about 20 years ago for that. Having the craft's extrerior with light as energy passing through sort of fiber optics on the skin of the craft. One could put out less energy in front then the rear of the craft making a sort of shield of energy so to speak.
For larger pieces one could have a tracking device that would put a small sharp focused beam in any direction to steer unseen objects away from the path of travel.
Oh well just fun thinking about stuff like this letting imagination fly. If the religious can do it on a daily basis scientist can do it as well
PolyHedral
Superabacus Mystic
You don't have enough time.
Can Clarke's laws be substantiated (or are they)? Or are they they made up of same laws as give basis to Dianetics?
PolyHedral
Superabacus Mystic
What reaction do you think you'd get if you showed someone from World War 2 an iPhone?
Hey, do they have an app for killing Hitler?
zemelo.franky
Member
Just because you can draw it on paper doesn't mean it is possible. Escher, e.g. The same goes for math and physics. If our "laws" allow for "time travel," then perhaps "time" is the real suspect...
Otherright
Otherright
Clark's Third Law is not a Law, its an adage.
PolyHedral
Superabacus Mystic
Still, how do you distinguish God from a sufficiently advanced alien?