yeah

>>16916949
Yes anon it has been known for decades and also what produces the cherenkov effect in nuclear reactors.

>>16916949
Water

It can't go slower, it's just zigzagging around atoms

Wat is hyper inflation?

According to qed it actually can go faster when traveling perpendicular to casimir plates. Look up the Scharnhorst effect

>>16916949
As an object with mass approaches the speed of light, its mass approaches infinity.
Do the opposite for travel by redirecting spacetime locally by power switching internally so it stays gravitally fixed in itself.

>>16917494
>As an object with mass approaches the speed of light, its mass approaches infinity.
Except all those super fast 99.99c particles are tiny and not black holes

It is possible they even say how it works. You rip a hole in space time and keep it open with negative energy.

>>16916949
>fast, slow
apparently it doesn't travel. according to itself, it arrives at detector "when" it is instantiated. so if you want to go back in time to intercept it, when will that be? but there's video on yt of maybe laser light proceeding across a room, pretty neat. also there's some harvard experiment "slowing" light to something ludicrously slow. some bose-einstein shit i think

Making the Speed of Light slower means the max speed of spacecraft also lowers, idiot. You want to INCREASE the Speed of Light(C) and thus you RAISE THE GALACTIC SPEED LIMIT. Lowering C makes you even more trapped than before.....idiot.

How are humans this stupid, I'm honestly asking.

>If C is the speed limit of travel in our reality couldn't we just lower the unbreakable speed limit to go faster?
>t. idiot

I mean do you people hear yourselves or is it just human fecal matter falling out every time you open your mouth?

>>16916949
Yesterday I woke up with an ESP vision (because I'm studying the field) of a huge tubular magnetic-pole alien ship; a person was on board, quantum-reading/communicating with me. He showed me you could make a magnetic pole and align it to the north pole of the ship. I could see a doubled north pole with extra energy shearing round off at the tip!
I've seen these people around Earth before; ships are hidden from the universe's laws. It's a good thing they are talking more now. I know more things to connect with.

>>16916949
>FTL is not possible
You don't know that thoughbeit

All we have to do is figure out how to increase the velocity of something without increasing its kinetic energy. Then we can go FTL.

>>16916949
Yeah, just run in the opposite direction of the source.

>FTL not possible
>grabs a sheet of paper and a pen

>>16917751
He obviously wants to put his ship on the light then turn it's speed limit back to default.

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we just need to invent an engine that can handle constant acceleration over longer periods of time
with constant acceleration one could reach the end of the universe within a month

>>16916949
That's literally what refraction is

>>16916949
Wouldn't it be more usefull to speed the speed of light up like in futurama?

If you lower the speed of light under the second cosmological speed the sun, v2=617,5km/s than the solar system would become a black hole