Yes, I see such helpless basket cases all the time, and they waste the most time of the IT department at work. However the percentage of the populace of those morons has been rising.
My "actual data" would of course entail my relatives and friends, who indeed can "fix shit", while the current generation is mostly useless in that regard. Can't solder, can't crimp, can't change an oil filter or even headlight bulb, can't measure nor cut nor fasten lumber, etc. etc.
That's considering special relativity only; general relativity allows an energy density field lower than vacuum to expand and contract spacetime around a region (the Alcubierre metric), and it is possible the Casimir vacuum between two parallel conducting plates might fulfill this condition. There are experiments in progress to detect the Alcubierre metric, very open question.
As a second reason to point out FTL is not only possible but happening now, there are galaxies moving away from us faster than light speed and more and more galaxies join that number all the time.
Several methods of breaking that silly system have already been discovered by people using open source tools and playing around with settings and ripping methods. Google is your friend.
several methods of breaking that have already been discovered by people using open source tools and playing around with settings and ripping methods. google is your friend.
perhaps algae can be farmed from waste and CO2. Keeping the lights on and keeping warm should be a very small amount of energy compared to the amount getting to even five percent of lightspeed would take
No, same amount of fuel, 5x the time. If you can make the one journey and live enough (or support descendants), you can make the longer one. spaceships don't stop when you turn the engine off
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No, it is about people and their abilities with the things they own. Big difference.
Really?, the people I know and myself have no trouble with those things. My dad and mom do those things!
at least there are great you-tube videos for those who do want to learn such things; more people should watch them
Yes, I see such helpless basket cases all the time, and they waste the most time of the IT department at work. However the percentage of the populace of those morons has been rising.
My "actual data" would of course entail my relatives and friends, who indeed can "fix shit", while the current generation is mostly useless in that regard. Can't solder, can't crimp, can't change an oil filter or even headlight bulb, can't measure nor cut nor fasten lumber, etc. etc.
Do tell where steam engines (aside from turbines in ships and power plants) are used in our society. I did not say we were taught useless skills.
I get the same good results 90% of time with fuzzy toast logic
wrong, we over 50 were taught to fix shit, starting at age 10 in my case. Guys [1] usually fell into two categories, the electrical or mechanical.
[1] sorry wrong headed thinking about women meant females left out, though sewing and cooking are good skills everyone should have
actually common cause of monitor problems now is with capacitors that can be replaced.
so his buddies didn't get in trouble right? no problem then.
That's considering special relativity only; general relativity allows an energy density field lower than vacuum to expand and contract spacetime around a region (the Alcubierre metric), and it is possible the Casimir vacuum between two parallel conducting plates might fulfill this condition. There are experiments in progress to detect the Alcubierre metric, very open question.
As a second reason to point out FTL is not only possible but happening now, there are galaxies moving away from us faster than light speed and more and more galaxies join that number all the time.
the expansion rate is believed to be about 75 kilometers per second per 3 megaparsecs (about three million light years). That is very small
nonsense, procedural code cooks until the toasted flag is true.
one in five have rocky planet in habitable zone, we need ability to analyze atmospheres before we can say any more
FTL is not forbidden by our best model of the subject, general relativity. A region of space moving FTL with an object inside it IS allowed.
Don't make universal negatives, they're unprovable.
We now know, thanks to Kepler, that almost all stars have planets.
http://www.space.com/24894-exo...
Several methods of breaking that silly system have already been discovered by people using open source tools and playing around with settings and ripping methods. Google is your friend.
Peace out and rip on!
Used to? No asians in your house? "Good, your homework is done. Now you play the piano!"
several methods of breaking that have already been discovered by people using open source tools and playing around with settings and ripping methods. google is your friend.
peace out and rip on!
perhaps algae can be farmed from waste and CO2. Keeping the lights on and keeping warm should be a very small amount of energy compared to the amount getting to even five percent of lightspeed would take
The only thing you have blown is any shred of credibility
Spirits planes are smaller, they're airbuses that go from 145 to 178 passengers. AA has big-ass 737, 757, 777 and 787
no need to wait that long, 3 other stars in the next 60,000 years will come less than 4 lightyears away
http://simple.wikipedia.org/wi...
note how alpha and proximy centauri do the Elvis thing and leave the building from 10,000 AD onward
No, same amount of fuel, 5x the time. If you can make the one journey and live enough (or support descendants), you can make the longer one. spaceships don't stop when you turn the engine off
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