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Also Iwill change the name of the topic because that hyperspace engine is research in the 'no original research' category. Wikipedia has a similar rule so I will continue to post links from there unless strongly discouraged by PF.

A hyperspace (faster then c) engine is being worked on by the U.S. It would work by going into another dimension based of of Heim's Quantum Theory. How realistic is this and could we go faster then c with enough energy like in the experiment. Obviously not relevant to us but in parallel? If you...

You could create the ship in graviton data then recreate it anywhere you wanted. I don't think you would need to do it redundantly. About mass, so we know of the larger structure of it but how do its smaller faster properties exist. It could be maybe infinite that as we look closer and closer...

The smaller the particle the faster it goes? Is a graviton perceived to be a FTL particle like a Tachyon? Also, Gravitons fit into QM?

Gravitons don't exist because they don't fit into current General Relativity or QFT. When they fulfill the QFT prerequisites then we can scientifically quantify it but until then it is just a generalization or feeling. Yes I feel something hitting my arm and bringing it down but I just call it...

I would guess that the Gravitons are smaller then Photons so the gravitons would curve toward the Earth because larger particles attract smaller ones. Also could we detect gravitons in minute gravity fluctuations of a body?

I see but I do think a computer is physical as you said where computations equal physical connections in RAM etc. so there is a limit to how 'fast' it can process information if say, even in Quantum Computing environments, where photons are used as a circuit board. So the law of relativity is...

I was scanning Wikipedia recently looking for a real mass particle smaller then a photon for faster then photon travel or FTL. I found this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superbradyon but would not be possible to tangebly see without PetaFLOP computers or something faster then that? Would we...