Physicists: Star Trek's Warp Drive Is Not Impossible

[haymura]

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no i didnt lol.

[Soundy]

Actually, the whole issue of debris/space dust becomes interesting if you think about how the warp bubble works, because the ship isn't actually moving within the bubble. The question then becomes, how is the debris and other such matter affected as it enters/leaves the bubble?? In any case, that's what the Main Deflector Dish is for

As far as G-forces... that's what inertial dampeners are for.

And lastly... be sure to carry your BCAA card.

[SuperSlowSS]

Originally Posted by haymura

some problems that arises:

- moving at the speed of light or faster poses a problem with space debris. imagine hitting a stray rock at the speed of light. thats instant fail.

- creating anti-matter will definitely give you unlimited energy but also run the risk of creating a black hole, which if achieved, will suck all of earth to nothing.

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why are you worried about such trivial problems...
you just need: force field + antimatter containment field + a few other star trek gizmos !!!
haha

[Shun Izaki]

Originally Posted by murd0c

the replicators are evil and tried to take over the universe tho

I knew some SGA nerd was going to speak up! :P