Am I not seeing to well this morning? I don't see the random thought thread any more, did it go poof?
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Its tourist time. Lakeshore neighbors are arriving. Pontooners joyfully clueless in their daily cruise thru the spawning beds. UTVs getting revved up. Havent seen a jet ski yet, that will happen tomorrow.
I have to fit in somehow so tomorrow morning I will mow the weeds whether it needs it or not. Have some rotted birch I need to cut down so the chainsaw should be a nice addition to the touristy ambiance of the northwoods.
I have to fit in somehow so tomorrow morning I will mow the weeds whether it needs it or not. Have some rotted birch I need to cut down so the chainsaw should be a nice addition to the touristy ambiance of the northwoods.
Some people may have already seen Warp drive in action when they were witnessing UFO’s. Examples I’ve seen on video only, show a light shooting up into the sky from a hovering position. (I example was the O’Hare airport inncedent) It shot up and punched a perfect hole in the cloud above. Didn’t see the video but many AirPort employees did.
I think it’s the Anti-Gravity that protects your body from the G-Forces. Has anyone seen videos of this happening? I’ve seen many. Just curious.
I think it’s the Anti-Gravity that protects your body from the G-Forces. Has anyone seen videos of this happening? I’ve seen many. Just curious.
Warp speed is a theoretical faster-than-light (FTL) propulsion concept popularized by Star Trek. Instead of pushing a ship faster than light, the drive creates a "warp bubble" around the vessel, compressing space in front and expanding it behind. The ship rides this wave of spacetime without breaking the cosmic speed limit itself. [1, 2, 3, 4]
The term is named exactly that way because it operates by warping the physical fabric of space and time to shorten the distance a ship needs to travel, rather than relying on traditional rocket propulsion. [1, 2]
The concept can be broken down into a few distinct details
The Naming: Coined by science fiction writers (notably the creators of Star Trek), the name borrows from the actual mathematical concept of spacetime warping in Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity. In The Original Series, early warp speeds were calculated by cubing the warp factor (e.g., Warp 2 is \(2^{3}\) or 8 times the speed of light).In The Next Generation era, the scale was adjusted so that Warp 10 represented infinite speed, making it an impossible theoretical maximum. Real-Life Physics: While still pure science fiction, it shares similarities with the theoretical Alcubierre Drive proposed by physicist Miguel Alcubierre in 1994, which evaluates the math of bending spacetime
The term is named exactly that way because it operates by warping the physical fabric of space and time to shorten the distance a ship needs to travel, rather than relying on traditional rocket propulsion. [1, 2]
The concept can be broken down into a few distinct details
The Naming: Coined by science fiction writers (notably the creators of Star Trek), the name borrows from the actual mathematical concept of spacetime warping in Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity. In The Original Series, early warp speeds were calculated by cubing the warp factor (e.g., Warp 2 is \(2^{3}\) or 8 times the speed of light).In The Next Generation era, the scale was adjusted so that Warp 10 represented infinite speed, making it an impossible theoretical maximum. Real-Life Physics: While still pure science fiction, it shares similarities with the theoretical Alcubierre Drive proposed by physicist Miguel Alcubierre in 1994, which evaluates the math of bending spacetime
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