Monday, September 30, 2013 3:34:24 AM
We are led to believe that the expansion of the universe is accelerating. I can believe this, and I understand this as the reason that there is a large area of darkness between the stars. The far distant stars are now moving at close to light-speed, such that their received light wavelength is now red-shifted to virtually infinity; ie black. If we can't see the black things, how do we know they`re there? How can we measure mass or gravity of something not known to exist? If we could travel at closer to the speed of light, would the unknown stars suddenly become visible due to blue-shift? I want to know. Please steer me in the right direction!
Sunday, September 29, 2013 7:02:47 PM
Nothing can travel faster than light "through space". But space can expand faster than light. The universe is larger than it could be if it only expanded at the speed of light for 14 billion years. So WARP drive is the answer. Warp space so that "space" is the thing that is moving and you just ride the wave.
Sunday, September 29, 2013 5:20:37 PM
It pains me so hard to understand that we humans are but just feeble Type 0 .. However it does bring a whole new perspective on the mysteries of ISON and other vids i have seen which clearly show objects that are not natural very very close to our sun. I think a civilization is playing us for fools.