German Scientists break the speed of light

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red3finition 2098 cr points Send Message: 25 / M / vegass Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 8/16/07 quantum tunneling. beam me up, scotty!
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flot09 5479 cr points Send Message: 25 / M / New Jersey Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 8/16/07 iron_club_oni wrote: arrgh! two things i don't like about the first post. (Thanks for putting it up and all it looks kinda cool and ill check it out BUT.) 1. METRIC i really dislike the British imperial measurements, if the us wants to use them fine however all scientific calculations should be done in metric for the sake of simplicity 2. SIGNIFICANT FIGURES measured quantities should be expressed to the correct degree of accuracy, for example the speed of light is 3.00x10^8 m/s where m is METERS. (there I'm done now thanks for posting this) edit: I've read it, wait a minute thats it, nothing else i was hoping for a few details! thank you i hate not using the metric scale quantum tunneling. beam me up, scotty! from what little i understand of quantum tunneling i dont think it works on the macroscopic level
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red3finition 2098 cr points Send Message: 25 / M / vegass Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 8/16/07 it wasnt a direct reference. im not quite sure how the star trek teleporters worked. it was just the first thing to come to mind. either or, anything fancy will happen after our generation. at least that's what i believe. and also, they're little discovery may have just been a fluke. i guess we'll see.
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litoanilvr 13463 cr points Send Message: 21 / F / Far away from you Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 8/16/07 tats great new now how bout us Amercians -.-
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flot09 5479 cr points Send Message: 25 / M / New Jersey Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 8/16/07 i think somebody wrote a book on the science of star trek i think it was called The Science of Star Trek never would have guessed
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Driftaholic 473 cr points Send Message: 25 / M / In a virtual car!! Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 8/16/07 So if they're saying that we would arrive to our destination before we actually left, does that mean that one part of us will be at Point A and the other part would be at Point B? Do they mean completely arriving before completely leaving? And if that were to happen, I wonder if you would be able to pass through solid objects like little portals from A to B... Then again, how the hell would you be able to control yourself while going at the speed of light? You'd ram a planet before you would even get there!
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iron_club_oni 418 cr points Send Message: 24 / M / Canada Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 8/16/07 Man when you get down to that small of a size everything starts playing silly buggers with you, i remember a flaws in physics debate on CR and theres all sorts of weird things going on at the sub atomic level. and by the way i pretty sure that the atomic theory isn't even 100% proved it's a pretty strong theory but not completely proved yet.
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OldSchoolMusic 7311 cr points Send Message: M / Toronto, Canada Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 8/16/07 "For instance, an astronaut moving faster than it would theoretically arrive at a destination before leaving." Gaaaahhh, that phrase is gunna tear my brain apart.
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soldev 14671 cr points Send Message: 33 / M / California Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 8/16/07 If it leads to us creating anti-grav generators, then i'll be impressed
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flot09 5479 cr points Send Message: 25 / M / New Jersey Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 8/16/07 OldSchoolMusic wrote: "For instance, an astronaut moving faster than it would theoretically arrive at a destination before leaving." Gaaaahhh, that phrase is gunna tear my brain apart. thats what i think of the concept of God God created the universe but what created God? i dont think anti grav devices will come out of this but it is possible
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OldSchoolMusic 7311 cr points Send Message: M / Toronto, Canada Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 8/16/07 flot09 wrote: OldSchoolMusic wrote: "For instance, an astronaut moving faster than it would theoretically arrive at a destination before leaving." Gaaaahhh, that phrase is gunna tear my brain apart. thats what i think of the concept of God God created the universe but what created God? i dont think anti grav devices will come out of this but it is possible Lol, yeah thats another brain killer. But even though I am semi-religious (don't ask me what that means) I tend to stay away from questions like that, makes my life so much easier.
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flot09 5479 cr points Send Message: 25 / M / New Jersey Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 8/16/07 ^me too
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Heartless117 157 cr points Send Message: 21 / M / a sphere thats bl... Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 8/16/07 nice
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gelmig 647 cr points Send Message: 19 / M / milky way-earth-a... Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 8/17/07 i hardly believe it... i mean for me it lacks information.
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Jorlwind 19769 cr points Send Message: 24 / M Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 8/17/07 Well, even though I wouldn't understand it, I'd like to see their scientific publication before I'd believe it. I've seen about four or five "Speed of light broken!" stories
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