You can help in some way than waiting for it to happen. Space needs you

Be part of that process bro!

You will be.

Same here!! Doubt we'll be around for something like this, but I'd settle for a small human settlement on Mars in my lifetime :)

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"You watch them age and you watch them die and you race the light wind across the sky, and the gods are silent when you ask them why, pushing the speed of light...."

this video is talking about a ship that doesn't move faster than the speed of light, rather it bends space to reach the destination, this avoids time dilation

Actually... about 94% of the observable universe is already out of reach at light speed. This is due to the expansion of space. So, we'll still need to develop warp drive.

@@yojimbo3681 true. I totally forgot about that

I'm afraid not. Reaching a relevant portion of light speed is by itself probably more difficult than creating some kind of mumbo jumbo scifi space bending engine. Even at 90% Light speed you'd still only be roughly 2x time dilated, and that by itself is nearly physically impossible. Only a couple of things in the universe reach such a speed

I always wonder about these light speed, warp speed etc.. How would the maneuver around the rocks and small debris floating in the space...

@@srikkanthankI don't think you can, but I think you could clear the path in front using a powerful laser, or maybe something like a plasma field in front of the ship that pushes small particles aside, ofc due to the large speed and the time it takes to move the particles aside, it would have a massive scale.

Warping should have a gravitational bubble around the ship. That would solve the problem. Anything small would simple redirect when it touches the bubble.

Aynen öyle.

​@nthank A large magnetic field and a laser/EM beam strong enough to instantaneously ionize all matter in front of the vessel. The ionized gas/dust can then be manipulated by a magnetic field and can be either funneled into the ship's engines for fuel or be safely routed around it.

Yes😅

GASP LUDICROUS SPEED? sIR WEVE NEVER GONE that fast before I don’t know if the ship can handle it!!!

@@joelvanwinkle5976what’s wrong Colonel Sanders. chicken

And Ludicrous Energy.

You'll see plad!

where do you want to die? ))

yet to be demonstrated

Who in their right mind would have said that?

@@ronnietrek6376probably Elon

@@scruffyLG Cooper said that

Lest reality does not let us make it.

We are very far away to do this unfortunately. Several steps head yet and a long way to go to just begin developing and testing something like this.

Stop all wars, stop all differences, unite all banners in common goal, and humanity could conquer the Stars

​​@@TheLordDinohi and that's also a reason why this takes a long time. If only a few nations get this level problems are again in sight. So no religion, any national governments or racial problems should exist. May also sound unrealistic. One possibility: never gonna happen! 😅

Thought the same but this copyrights reserve ... I mean what

sheng di ya ge hang mu shang you mei you ji xing jian yu?

​@@jingxie3714sorry what?

Nope. This is still a dream but visualized.

truee, it's incredible

We already have craft that can do this faster. "We already have the means to travel among the stars, but these technologies are locked up in black projects and it would take an act of God to ever get them out to benefit humanity… ...anything you can imagine we already know how to do."-Ben Rich, Director of Lockheed's Skunk Works

The end sounded the beginning of the good stuff!

Continue to be inspired!

Gene Roddenberry might be correct that at the end of civilization is when humanity's moment shines true. The Wheel built the first civilization The Alternator build the second(current and on a collapse course)civilization The Warp Engine might create the third civilization

@@TheMegamanDX But first, there were the Eugenics Wars.

If only more people went into STEM

Look im a huge Star Trek fan but hahahahahahahahahahahah this will never be a reality hahahahahahahahahahahahah

I don't know why but me too ...

@@jabeztadesse OVER-G would kill you, thats why

А потом мы вспоминаем, что последние 20 лет на МКС космонавтов и астронавтов доставляли ракеты России. Это невольно заставляет задумываться о том, что Голливуд ушёл за рамки кинотеатров, и не смотря на то, что видео мы видим очень красивые, но реальность очень далека даже от "высадки на Луну". Кстати, реальный цвет Луны - коричневый. Парадокс😁 Мечтать нужно, и нужно стремиться осуществить свои мечты, но вот ложь ни к чему хорошему не приводит.

​@@user-yq1rc1ti2l С дивана встань сначала, теоретик домашний и перестань смотреть помои которые тебе с России 1 в твою пустую черепушку вливают, а потом в окопы иди воевать ЗА РОДИНУ!

Me too

We stopped looking at the stars when we lighted up our streets during the night. Most people in big cities have never truly seen the night sky in their entire lives.

@@yvan2563 For real. I moved from a big city to the Argentinian Patagonia. I'm amazed to be able to see even colors in the night sky with the naked eye!

Quite the other way around my friend, at some point when our only concern was survival, we stood up to better see predators and became aware of the infinite heavens strretching above us.

We didn't ever not fight each other. We are tribal mammals who are wired to survive other tribal mammals. Looking at the stars is at best a hobby.

I still watch Startrek to this day lol

This is sci fi bro

@@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman Nobody said it wasn't. But it's an incredible tool for people to start dreaming about the impossible- and maybe make it happen. Innovation is caused by those allowing themselves to dream and as long as we keep on dreaming, we will keep innovating.

@@Teeh608 experiment causes innovation not dreams

⁠@@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatmanimagination causes great progress, without dreams and imagination, humanity wouldn’t exist and there would be no progress at all…

That's kinda what they've been doing and they have done laboratory tests: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/koqkmapuaZh5rX0.html The information they have deduced is that they do have some experimental evidence that *points* in the direction of possibility. Its not a real warp bubble but the effects are similar.

all right, so we just need to find a magical force that by coincidence will behave in just the way we want it to. very promising

black holes warp spacetime the same way, also you know other shit like stars and planets@@pablobro5944

We appreciate the nice words William. Research indeed and we cannot stop!

It's really not very promising, I agree. Realistically, traversing the stars will less involve going fast, and moreso involve modifying the crew to handle the distance. I predict that the first successful interstellar colony will be started by a von neumann probe full of human genomes. ​@@pablobro5944

And to reach farther star (500 light years and beyond) would still require several decades lol

And that's faster than light

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Videos like these really make me dream, all the incredible things humanity might see one day. Traveling that kind of distance in less than 6 Months sounds unreal, I cannot even imagine the scientific discoveries that a journey to such a distant location would bring forward@@LimitlessSpaceInstitute

😂👍🏽

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Anyways, as Jesus Christ… I find it baffling that physicists all across the world do not express interest in the only real method of interstellar travel: light propulsion. I work at NASA, and I am about to ask President Biden for a giant laser to propel a high temperature shape memory alloy torque tube-steered solar-sail to 20% the speed of light, reaching the Centauri’s in around 20 years, (if peak velocities check out with what God told me in my dreams.) Talk about “more than 20/20 vision babe,” because from my POV I even have the intellectual freedom to disprove the Big Bang, as the red-shift of photons across vast distance is not caused by the alleged expansion of the universe with matter moving away from us, but because the wavelengths of light stretch into longer wavelengths causing red-shift, as they follow the distance traveling through dips along the space-time continuum which appears longer than the true displacement across space alone. I just won the Nobel Physics Prize in a UKposts comment, but no one cares because that is how simulations work. Any Ways, I will find My Way someday. - Love Avery

@@averyoto just wanna let you know that nobody cares because you're one of the many mentally ill people who think they're geniuses, not because of the simulation. Whether we're in a simulation or not doesn't affect people caring, their response to you would be simulated. Their response is to simply move on.

@@averyoto It is certainly worth a "starshot" lol... We could probably get those little buggers to go even faster than 20%, and could effectively release them this decade is NASA has a greater budget than a Southern Football College. But priorities am I right?

@@gabrielperez-ze9tk Well since I am Jesus Christ, I am actually going to auction a NASA Space Force for $2.738 trillion dollars next election. Trump’s “Super Duper Missiles,” 17 times faster than America’s normal missiles, will represent the customary unit (SDM’s) for sub-light speed measurements. God told me in a dream, 20% the speed of light was near the cap, so if I trust him, it will take just over 9000 SDM’s to reach vessel voyage velocities. If adopted, MemeLord can power level the DragonBallZ SuperSaijin reference, so astronauts can gauge light on a scale with feasible digits, which better represent our beloved reality’s/TV show’s sense of style in grading performance after longterm gravity training on any contenders, channeling their core-crush (Ariana Grande) cruising along those photon beams through the deep void. Thank You (Archangel) Gabriel, for your causation from God’s Will to meet old metric misnomers with our new American scope.

Informative? It's 99% fiction.

100%

What you don’t understand is that this kind of physics is impossible o any conceivable timescale

I would love to read those papers, if you could please point me in the right direction?

​@@C.Sharpe Warp Field Mechanics 101 ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/20110015936/downloads/20110015936.pdf Warp Field Mechanics 102 ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/20130011213/downloads/20130011213.pdf Efficient Warp Field Configurations arxiv.org/pdf/2006.07125.pdf The First Warp Bubble link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1140/epjc/s10052-021-09484-z

Yeah and we need a freaking black hole to make this possible. This will one day happen if humanity survives until then, but definitely not in our lifetime..

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Alcubierre drive is theoretical and not actually proven to work. Its working physics is beyond our current technological capabilities by centuries if ever.

Yep, and sadly it will not work. Even if the weird physics to make it work somehow is solved. The energy cost is so stupidly high the craft is unable to carry the fuel or reactor that's needed to make it work - here I talk about nuclear fuel meaning Tritium + He3 or better. No reactor that's have to be fitted inside a ship can be made to work on such an energy level either. Not even if one bring a tame black hole - which would be the ultimate energy converter. It's the energy equivalent of many +10 000 of stars at the same time, and to have that process running for the entire trip. So it's a big dream, but it simply will not happen well except........ If humanity do extremely well and we become a Kardashev III civ in the far far future, then those distant descendants of us might do it once or twice just to show off. ...or if they find they have urgent need to look at something new or unexpected. But for our dreams of going elsewhere and colonise new worlds, we better take better care of our backyard first, it will be only a small fraction of a ‰ of the very best and suitable that can go, and only on slow boat. And possibly only as stored templates, to be reconstructed on arrival. To travel physically in your own body look quite unlikely. The ideas about freezing and other various ideas of keeping the passengers in long term dormant state fail to address the problem of radiation that will break down both the genetic code, and over time also cause damage to vital enzymes and hormones - while the repair mechanisms for those will be frozen and dormant as well and so unable to repair the damage. So perhaps we humans can piggyback in a memory storage array, and perhaps have replicants of ourselves made at any destination - which would be cool. But the universe belong to the machines, and the idea of cute little spaceships with windows and a star ship captain that say 'engage' and add a dramatic hand gesture...... is by far the least probable scenario we'll ever see.

@@yashpatel261 we need to be at least a type one or two civilization in the "Kardashav scale" to even consider something like a warp drive , currently , we are a 0.00002 type of civilization , too primitive because we still using fossil fuels , and a warp drive isn't even possible , you'll need at least the power and the mass of a black hole reduced to fit in a spaceship , it's impossible with the current tech !

I saw that it's a trilogy. Is it worth reading?

@@rashijain708 those books are one of the best scifi book of all time

Is it ismilar to the Forever War by Haldeman? That's more of a time dialation mindfuck (like the anime Gunbuster and Voices of a Distant star)

@@Warsie I don't recognize those, however I can safely say the three body trilogy is one of the best sci-fi works ever written, it's utterly brilliant

@@MrJackass692 The Forever War got a Hugo Awards in the 1970s, so it was pretty good then. Think of it as a sort of deconstruction of Starship Troopers by Heinlein (and Heinlein congratulated Haldeman on ths book!)

Me

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The more powerful you become the more capable you're in destroying yourself

​@@_martian101 Is that true though? We have certainly become more powerful and more intelligent. Those are both qualities that we could use to destroy ourselves or to grow. Considering that our populations have been steadily increasing I would suggest that the latter is the case.

@@donaldstrachan2750 it's easier to destroy than to build, so yeah humanity will always tend to destroy themselves, intelligence mixed with greed and ego is the indicator of self destruct capability, today destroying the world is as easy as press a button, in the future wiping out the entire human race will be even more easier despite they spread across many galaxies.

@@_martian101 I hear what you are saying. For sure our ability to do so has vastly increased. We could wipe ourselves out entirely within a few days/weeks probably. However, that is not what has happened in reality. In reality, the human species has been consistently growing since our very earliest beginnings.

@@_martian101 More evidence to use that power responsibly then and distribute it as decentralised as possible.

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the ftl ship is based off a nasa concept vessel using alcubure warp drive

La idea no es de la NASA si no de una persona Hispana

​@@TAKIZAWAYAMASHITAno es de la NASA

This WILL NOT be possible on this lifetime and probably not on the next either. But the other guy that adds to that, that we will be extinct withing a century because of war and overpopulation is a zealot

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As a fellow human, I wouldn't want human influence reaching the cosmos. I mean look at how we're doing here on earth 😂

That's roughly 4.367 LY in 6 months time. So, call it an even 9 LY traveled per year. It would STILL take roughly THREE THOUSAND YEARS to get to the center of just our own galaxy. Space is unfathomably massive.

@@johnothwolo As a fellower humaner I do believe whe are allowed to influence the cosmos to our will, be it benevolent or evil. And weak under-achievers like yourself will not stop humanity in doing so.

@hodisfut someone doesn't know about the secret space program ... We have already traveled all over our solar system and beyond. And have been since the 50s. Its sad that's they're doing this behind our back but that's why the disclosure is coming out more and more every day it seems.

@@johnothwolowe’re doing great actually

the ship doesn't move faster than the speed of light, rather it bends space to reach the destination, this avoids time dilation.

just because FTL is impossible doesn’t mean we can’t make it there and back in a human lifetime we just need to go incredibly fast (not quite as fast as the ship in this video, but fast enough)

Good to know I wasn't the only one.😮

forget one of them, how about a billion of them?

​@@adamh1228forget about a billion how about self replicating O'Neil cylinders equipped with alcubierre drives

@@BumHoleTickler now we are talkin!

How about we equip an entire ring world with an Alcubierre drive I stead

@@joelvanwinkle5976 I like that! How about a Banks Orbital with an alcubierre warp drive!

Not as well, alas... first. Planet first, space once we actually know what we're doing to/for/with the planet. If you look around, after thousands of years of the republic, we don't. We don't educate the young- we sell education to them at an incredibly horrendous mental and physical price and are leaving each succeeding generation to clean up a bigger and bigger mess with less and less resources. Not being disrespectful, I love reading about space and science, but I'd much favor the here and now over the pie in the sky when it comes to priorities. ;)

Merci. The Mermaid.

Did it include the emulation of negative mass? You absolutely can emulate mass with photons, it just takes a hell of a lot of them.

@@PuckLokin "A hell of a lot of them" is exactly why I expressed disappointment in the paper not making any mention of any gaseous medium. From what little I can remember the Paper unfortunately leaned far more into vague theoretical concepts as opposed to any concept of application.

Someone is actually working on turning light into mass.

@@robertwalhout8982 Would love to read the research if you have any links?

Trollface physics be like

No, survival as a species in the near future is.

Will not happen. For those of us on this little blue marble right now, we are tethered to this planet. Almost seems like we should take care of it.

you will

@@Mr__Singularity definitely not lmao

@@antigenesi That's your opinion. I am pretty sure(not 100%, but let's say 90%) that we will have FTL tech before 2050

@@karlmonet who would have said 80 years ago that we are about to build quantum computers?

We can go fast in space no doubt. Warp drive is far from reach.

For real. They act like the warp drive is just around the corner and all we need is a little bit more cooperation to make it happen...no no way our technology is hundreds if not thousands years away from tech like that I wish but that just so much seems like Year 3,000 technology at best

We must trash more planets.

If humans can prevent ourselves from going extinct like the dinosaurs, we'll really prove our evolutionary fitness!

No. Why fashion will be faster than nuclear? 😂 Both are equal. Also it is wrong estimation. Such ships have low acceleration (as example Zeus nuclear locomotive which Russia building - it need 100 days to reach Moon from Earth’s orbit), but they have permanent acceleration, each second. So, you can launch such locomotive and wait some time until it will not accelerate to appropriate speed. In result you can reach Saturn not for 2 years, but few months. Warp engine just impossibly.

The ship is staying in place, while it's the space moving around the ship. Soo if we want to halt, just stop making the space move, it should all come back to normal. I guess.