it's up to the scientist to think of a way of travelling faster than the speed of light. but as of today we are now way near that. it's a matter of centuries before one can conjure an idea to make a vehicle faster than a speed of light.

as of now the scientist are intented about the idea of a wormhole. which has never been seen before but proven in physics so its a matter of time or our physics is wrong


but if where "theorizing" then one idea of mine is a little bit simple:

when your using a flashlight, and light is in a wall. in logic you know the light is in the wall. if you put a colored plastic for example a green plastic then the light in the wall will be colored green also. if there is a way to create a engine/portal/etc that will let us be the green plastic and be transported in the wall in the speed of light then that would be exciting.


i have that one unique engine, but too bad youll have to be in my dream to see it

The Universe and a \"Simultaeous Transition\"
Faster Than Light Travel?

Why are scientists so reluctant to consider the "ultimate" condition of the Universe, when theorising extraterrestrial communications.
To communicate to any where in the Universe in real time, will only succeed
If the transmission is received simultaneously from the source.

E.G. Place a pencil across the palm of your hand.
Imagine the distance from one end of the pencil to the other is "and" distance.
The pencil will represent an immutable "thread" through out the Universe.

Should you move one end of the pencil(thread).. Then the other end will move simultaneously.
No energy is required as the contact is already made automatically, the modulation or the "data" is the only reference to time.

This facility has been available not only since the very beginnings in the Universe, but is used here on the Earth.
Most living entities could not function with out this phenomena.



-reply by Brian Sallur

I think that it will be possible one day







Just not in the near future!

Bah! Humbug! Faster than light travel is impossible! At least that';s what people who believe in today's physics and relativity. But who knows, maybe everything we know today will be debunked in a hundred years and light travel will be possible!