04-28-2015, 03:51 AM
Yeah, what Rynn said.
Beyond that, just because something is (or appears to be) an FTL phenomenon in no way means it has anything to do with warp drives or space warping in any way. There are any number of FTL effects (including photons moving faster than light) known or predicted to exist and accounted for within Relativity theory. Has been since the 60s or 70s IIRC. The one thing they all share in common is either that no useful information can be sent using them, let alone any kind of material object or they require conditions so extreme that we can't come anywhere close to producing them in the lab with the technology and energy levels we can currently produce.
Todd
Beyond that, just because something is (or appears to be) an FTL phenomenon in no way means it has anything to do with warp drives or space warping in any way. There are any number of FTL effects (including photons moving faster than light) known or predicted to exist and accounted for within Relativity theory. Has been since the 60s or 70s IIRC. The one thing they all share in common is either that no useful information can be sent using them, let alone any kind of material object or they require conditions so extreme that we can't come anywhere close to producing them in the lab with the technology and energy levels we can currently produce.
Todd