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originally posted by: myselfaswell
a reply to: TiM3LoRd
I'm not trying to burst your warp drive bubble. What I'd like to know is how to circumvent the problem, and catastrophic results, of hitting things at that speed.
The image is, as I'm sure you've seen, a fleck of paint that nearly pierced the windscreen of the space shuttle some years ago.
Kind Regards
Myselfaswell
originally posted by: TrueBrit
a reply to: HawkeyeNation
Which ship is that?
Saucer shaped? Where? Do you have a picture of one that we could look at? If you are talking about any of the images in this thread, from the OP in particular... They are ALL digitally animated and do not exist in the physical universe...yet, or at least we have no evidence to say that they do.
originally posted by: griswold
if u ask me, longer space travel will not be possible until we invent something like "energy shield" from movies, to protect ship from flying meteoriters and all kinds of small fast travel rock through space
originally posted by: TiM3LoRd
My understanding of the technology is limited but from what I can gather the ship itself isnt moving through space, the space around the ship is folded so its not inertial movement in the traditional sense of the word. So Space paint shouldnt be a problem. It will simply float past and around the ship.
originally posted by: skalla
a reply to: TiM3LoRd
That's way cool, now if we can just stop blowing each other up and ting, mebbe we can build this and explore/infest the stars together etc etc
It also reminds me very much of the "Sisters of Eve" ships from Eve Online
Yours for only a few hours of grind!
originally posted by: TiM3LoRd
Sure you could watch life in 4k ultra HD but there is nothing like actually experiencing it in the flesh so to speak.
And how do you suppose those nano probes are going to get here?
Regardless depending on the civilization and what they hold valuable how they experience or interact with us will be unique.
originally posted by: JadeStar
originally posted by: TiM3LoRd
Sure you could watch life in 4k ultra HD but there is nothing like actually experiencing it in the flesh so to speak.
Super advanced aliens probably no longer have flesh. Singularity and all.. Those nanoprobes would basically be the eyes and ears of such a civilization.
And how do you suppose those nano probes are going to get here?
Being propelled in their nano state, rather than on a big ship which drops them. It takes less energy of course to propel a small object than a bigger one.
Regardless depending on the civilization and what they hold valuable how they experience or interact with us will be unique.
Sounds too much like an attempt to keep us as something special. Anti-Copernicun in nature.
originally posted by: Jukiodone
The only "real" thing in this thread is the 3D Model.
Space folding and exotic matter that can be used to fold space are in the realms of Warp Drives and Dilithium crystals.
Just from a practical perspective, what happens to time when you fold space?
Never seen this properly answered by NASA.
originally posted by: zatara
originally posted by: Jukiodone
The only "real" thing in this thread is the 3D Model.
Space folding and exotic matter that can be used to fold space are in the realms of Warp Drives and Dilithium crystals.
Just from a practical perspective, what happens to time when you fold space?
Never seen this properly answered by NASA.
Did you see the movie Star Tek : Into Darkness..?
At a certain point in the movie there are models of space ships on a desk. These are lined up in order of development in time. The fascinating thing is that the model in the OP looks very much like the one after the space shuttle on this display on the desk.
I wanted to show a still shot but have no idea how to capture one...
Check it out for yourself..