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I knew what you meant, but that speed would be greater than we can attain. We are resigned to exist at sub-luminal speeds however, we could trick nature into thinking we are sub-luminal by contracting and expanding the space in the directions we want to go.
As for the discussion, yes it is fun, but I also believe for it to have relevence it must be light hearted and when typos and such are pointed out they must be taken as such. A light hearted pointing.
As for time fluctuating and such, time is relative, i.e. it is invariant no matter what frame of reference you are in. I may see your clock moving at one speed and you may see mine moving at another, but in fact time is still has the same properties no matter the frame of reference.
Light is behaves both like a particle and a wave, it has duality. Which may just be a form of something as yet unnoticed. But at this point in history it is both. Black holes are no longer theory, they are fact. In fact the first one was discovered in the center of a galaxy back in 1994 I believe. Since then several others have been found, there is even one at the center of our galaxy, go figure. As for the change in gravitational forces and space/time distortion. Yes, they change the closer you get to the event horizon, but it is in fact the closer you get to the singularity at the center of the black hole that is what is really causing this change.
None of the above should be taken as being critical of anything said. I have just studied gravitational theory to an extent in college. As for solving equations, or defending new theories of my own, I couldn't do that any better than I could exist in a vacuumm.
So, stay involved in the discussion.
As for the discussion, yes it is fun, but I also believe for it to have relevence it must be light hearted and when typos and such are pointed out they must be taken as such. A light hearted pointing.
As for time fluctuating and such, time is relative, i.e. it is invariant no matter what frame of reference you are in. I may see your clock moving at one speed and you may see mine moving at another, but in fact time is still has the same properties no matter the frame of reference.
Light is behaves both like a particle and a wave, it has duality. Which may just be a form of something as yet unnoticed. But at this point in history it is both. Black holes are no longer theory, they are fact. In fact the first one was discovered in the center of a galaxy back in 1994 I believe. Since then several others have been found, there is even one at the center of our galaxy, go figure. As for the change in gravitational forces and space/time distortion. Yes, they change the closer you get to the event horizon, but it is in fact the closer you get to the singularity at the center of the black hole that is what is really causing this change.
None of the above should be taken as being critical of anything said. I have just studied gravitational theory to an extent in college. As for solving equations, or defending new theories of my own, I couldn't do that any better than I could exist in a vacuumm.
So, stay involved in the discussion.
