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Warp Factor 10: Travel Faster than Light
This short technical paper presents the first practical technology solution for traveling faster than the speed of light. Most of the hardware & technology necessary for the first tests have already been developed, although faster computer processors may be required for synchronization. Light-years of distance can be traversed by performing millions of “hops;” yet the entire distance traveled requires only a fraction of a second. Each reader must comprehend that our universe is blinking off and on, more than 1 trillion times every second.For those unconvinced that our universe is blinking, please read “1024 Elementary Particles,” which provides compelling mathematical evidence. Also see Philip Corso, THE DAY AFTER ROSWELL; author comments on the Army's investigation of the 1947 Roswell vehicle; "We were never able to figure out how the propulsion system works... We only know it has something to do with blinking."
20 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 9, 2014
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October 11, 2016
Warp factor 10: travel faster than light.
This book reeks.
It is just rambling pseudo-science supposition with absolutely no proof.
There is no concrete theory presented here. There is only babble.
It seems that the author either at some point went off the deep end, and believes his own bullying. Or he is a scam artist who intentionally is trying to forward some quasi scientific nonsense speech into a wacko conspiracy theory sales pitch that only he purportedly understands.
It reminds me of this stupid advertisement in the back of magazine's about water purifiers, that only the inventor, claiming some amazing superpower in his water at a different hydrogen bond angle , can fathom. He goes on to claim cures for cancer and all sorts of amazing benefits without any shred of evidence. And just rambles off into technobabble whenever a logical question arises.
Remember if you can't dazzle them with brilliance , baffle them with bullshit .
I'm glad I read this on my Kindle I'd hate it if that much paper was wasted.
This book reeks.
It is just rambling pseudo-science supposition with absolutely no proof.
There is no concrete theory presented here. There is only babble.
It seems that the author either at some point went off the deep end, and believes his own bullying. Or he is a scam artist who intentionally is trying to forward some quasi scientific nonsense speech into a wacko conspiracy theory sales pitch that only he purportedly understands.
It reminds me of this stupid advertisement in the back of magazine's about water purifiers, that only the inventor, claiming some amazing superpower in his water at a different hydrogen bond angle , can fathom. He goes on to claim cures for cancer and all sorts of amazing benefits without any shred of evidence. And just rambles off into technobabble whenever a logical question arises.
Remember if you can't dazzle them with brilliance , baffle them with bullshit .
I'm glad I read this on my Kindle I'd hate it if that much paper was wasted.
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