We want to be able to travel faster than light.
We are going to someday want to leave our solar system.
It doesn't look likely that we will really leave our solar system until we get faster than light propulsion.
This is of the type of propulsion that we do not currently have.
They are firing rockets up into orbit, and they are multi-stage rockets usually.
That is the type of propulsion that is being used today, but we are going for the next generation of propulsion.
We are interested in how to design and manufacture spacecraft, like Northrop Grumman and their satellite network server access points.
There is a such thing as a 100-year warp drive.
In around 2010 or 2012, they made a society that declared that in 100 years we may have a warp drive.
So we are getting ahead of our time here, but I want to go into this next-level technology.
How do we warp space and time? Next-level technology.
What type of machinery would be included in this? Science has been advancing.
This would be a spacecraft that is an advanced multifaceted system that collectively functions as a whole.
We want to design spacecraft that one day can be built with the material science available to us.
One of these types of propulsions is the warp drive.
In 1980, H. David Froning Jr. conceived of a new radical form of propulsion called the Quantum Ramjet.
He had a paper, The Warp Drive: Hyper-fast Travel within General Relativity, and we have the updates.
The Alcubierre-Froning Warp Drive is a well-thought-out type of warp drive that would need to be built in order to have a starship that is capable of interstellar travel.
The science involved with this warp drive technology happens to resemble science fiction, but we are looking at real ways of creating technology that is able to emit this type of radiation.
They will create a photon deflection field.
This would possibly be made up of X-rays or many other types of waves overlapping one another.
We want to be able to travel faster than light.
We are going to someday want to leave our solar system.
It doesn't look likely that we will really leave our solar system until we get faster than light propulsion.
This is of the type of propulsion that we do not currently have.
They are firing rockets up into orbit, and they are multi-stage rockets usually.
That is the type of propulsion that is being used today, but we are going for the next generation of propulsion.
We are interested in how to design and manufacture spacecraft, like Northrop Grumman and their satellite network server access points.
There is a such thing as a 100-year warp drive.
In around 2010 or 2012, they made a society that declared that in 100 years we may have a warp drive.
So we are getting ahead of our time here, but I want to go into this next-level technology.
How do we warp space and time? Next-level technology.
What type of machinery would be included in this? Science has been advancing.
This would be a spacecraft that is an advanced multifaceted system that collectively functions as a whole.
We want to design spacecraft that one day can be built with the material science available to us.
One of these types of propulsions is the warp drive.
In 1980, H. David Froning Jr. conceived of a new radical form of propulsion called the Quantum Ramjet.
He had a paper, The Warp Drive: Hyper-fast Travel within General Relativity, and we have the updates.
The Alcubierre-Froning Warp Drive is a well-thought-out type of warp drive that would need to be built in order to have a starship that is capable of interstellar travel.
The science involved with this warp drive technology happens to resemble science fiction, but we are looking at real ways of creating technology that is able to emit this type of radiation.
They will create a photon deflection field.
This would possibly be made up of X-rays or many other types of waves overlapping one another.
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