is it possible to achive warp technology???
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Technically no.  As you get closer and closer to the speed of light the weight of objects grows and grows so that eventually it will stop accelerating.\n\nOne thing that is possible is subspace, freespace, or wormhole travel, all of which are the same thing.  This is where space bends so that the distance is made shorter.  An example of this is traveling to the other side of the world.  You can go around the world, or you can go straight through the center (this is impossible), which distance is shorter.  To achieve subspace travel you must open up a big enough portal of quantum foam, or the space between the nucleus of an atom and its electrons.  We can not currently do this because we do not have the ability to make cold fusion which is the only 'safe' way to supply enough power.  Navigation, however, is a completely other story.\n\nhope this helps answer your question.
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Not quite exactly right, Flavio.  \n\nTrue the speed limit for an object moving in space is the speed of light in a vacuum, but a number of proposed methods for "warp" type travel have been developed which don't violate general relativity.  A few years back a physicist named Alcubierre (I think I have the spelling right) produced a solution for Einstein's equations of spacetime which would allow a warped region of space to move arbitrarily fast relative to surrounding space.  Within this warp there can be a region of flat spacetime which would be carried along with the warp.  I've read his paper on it and it's very clever from a mathematical and theoretical point of view, but it's completely impractical given our level of technology, and it also makes some assumptions about things that we simply don't know whether or not they're possible.   Unfortunately, Alcubierre's solution requires tremendous amounts of both positive and negative mass.  "Negative mass" could also be provided by something like dark energy, but then there's the question of what exactly that is.  Its gravitational effects are seen in the universe, but the identity isn't known, and nor is it known how to vary it.  Dark energy could be the result of the zero point density, or it could be a phenomenon that is variable, in which case it's often called "quintessence".  Heim theory, one of the more unusual approaches to a grand unified theory, uses a quintessence instead of a fixed dark energy density, and furthermore predicts the density of quintessence will be related to rapidly moving strong magnetic fields.  \n\nSo, general relativity does allow for a "warp drive" solution, but the spaceship being moved isn't actually moving at above the speed of light but rather is being carried along by the expansion and contraction of spacetime in the warp.  Relativity says that no object with a rest mass can exceed the speed of light (things with no rest mass, like photons, must move at the speed of light in order to exist), but spacetime isn't an object nor does it have an inherent mass.   So, yes, it's hypothetically possible at this point, but there are a whole lot of things we'd need to understand in order to even begin to think about how to engineer such a system, and additional knowledge about phenomena like dark energy may show that it can't be done.  Right now it's still a plausible idea, but this may only be because we don't know enough yet.
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with biotechnology and atomic restructuring yes it will someday be possible.\nThe research in nanobots is coming along faster that expected then they were developed.\nWhat needs to be done now is learn to change the molecule structure of trash to food.\nLike cotton to rice.
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anything is possible ,is this important??
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I found this very easily on the Internet.  You could have done the same thing.\n\nhttp://liftoff.msfc.nasa.gov/academy/universe/RADEC.HTML
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Can you fry an egg on a light saber?\n(ok, ok i might have asked someone else that question myself)
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Yes.  If you want to get the most out of your RT, you're going to need a powered feed hopper to be able to up keep up with the feed demands of the high fire rates of the RT.  I would also recommend that you look into getting a "Warp Feed" for it as well.
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If you're asking about some mass being accelerated up to and beyond the speed of light, no it is NOT possible. Einstein theorized that the faster an object moves, the greater will become its mass. This increased mass would require more energy to accelerate it even more, which in turn would increase its mass, which would require more energy to go faster, etc., etc.,. Ultimately to get this object up to the speed of light would require infinite energy, and that's impossible. This isn't just theory anymore either; mass increase versus velocity has been observed countless times in modern particle accelerators.\n\nOf course there are plenty of sci-fi novels, TV shows and movies (like Star Trek and warp drive) where things move faster than light, but unless someone can find a way around Einstein and all the evidence that he was right we'll never be able to attain FTL travel.\n\nBy the way...worm holes don't provide a way to MOVE faster than light. So-called worm holes, if they exist at all, are nothing more than short cuts; going through a worm hole you'd still have to obey the speed limit imposed by Einstein.\n\nPersonally I hope that some day some radically new branch of physics is found that would allow us to get around Einstein, but right now it doesn't look too good.
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yes it is possible but not practical, if you want more info contact me.
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The warp drive is a form of faster-than-light (FTL) propulsion. It is generally portrayed as being capable of propelling spacecraft or other objects to many multiples of the speed of light, while avoiding the problems associated with time dilation.\n\nEnterprise, set in 2151 onwards, shows the voyages of the first Earth ship to be capable at going at warp factor 5 (taken as one hundred twenty-five times the speed of light).\n\nAccording to The Star Trek Encyclopedia, warp 6 (new scale) is equal to about warp 7.3 on the old scale. In the Voyager episode Threshold, the characters said attaining the velocity of warp 10 was impossible.\n\nAchieving warp factor 1 is equivalent to breaking the light barrier, while at higher factors the average speed increases according to a specific warp formula.
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Hmmmm I wonder how they would do that?  Might be difficult to acheive dont you think ;)
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TNG Tech Manual lists it at 656 times the speed of light. This would also be the same for DS9 and Voyager, as these occur in approximately the same time frame. There is some as-yet-indeterminate algorithim to determine the difference in speeds; some say it's logarithmic, but I haven't seen it.\n\nTOS was much easier. According to the orig. ST tech manual, warp speed = (factor)-cubed * speed of light. Warp 1 = 1c (1^3), Warp 2 = 8c (2^3), Warp 3 = 27c (3^3), etc...
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Communicators?  We already have walkie-talkies.\n\nPhasers?  Don't know what exactly those are.\n\nSpeech recognition?  Already have some rudimentary stuff.  Don't know how well they work though.\n\nTransporter?  I wish.  No one would ever have to waste time commuting to work.\n\nWarp drive and faster than light travel?  Theoretically possible, but perhaps a practical impossibility.  With a huge energy source (gravity of a black hole?) you could distort space-time such that relativity no longer applies (the warp drive "warps" space-time).  Could a matter-antimatter reactor do it?  I don't know.\n\nArtificial gravity?  Don't know.  Doubt it, other than little centrifugal force tricks (rotating space station).  Manipulating gravity for the warp drive would be hard enough.  Trying to somehow localize its influence to floor plating on a space ship is probably asking too much.\n\nInertial dampeners?  Nothing really fancy about this in theory.  Just need little thrusters that respond super-quickly to undesired accelerations.  There might be other tricks you could try if you've already got that warp drive.\n\nMeeting women from different planets?  I'm not convinced I haven't already.
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Can't be done. :( See link...
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Warp speed is a fictional speed from Star Trek assumed to be the speed of light Warp one.  Because of the distance to the comet and the fact that we are moving through space at over 60,000 mph any movemeny will be imperceptible to the naked eye.  Use time lapse photography to see movement.
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That's not going to be an easy task.\nIt's not usually done.\n\nEbay has soldering tools, even SMT ones.