Recent content by Byllie

Hey, I am a British Undergad student in Mechanical Engineering at a world top 100 university. However, I do not want to stay in this country as an engineer, the remuneration & the way society treats you is crap. I would like to do an MS in Petroleum Engineering in the US then work/live in...

I think the Americans are trying to stoke up some brotherly rivalry between the USA and the UK. Look here for a rather a comical yet horribily innacurate headline that makes reference to the battle for 'bunker hill'...

Or mechatronics as it may be known Do they courses provide better employment oppotunities than mechanical and electrical engineering separately? I ask because Its a long course (5 year masters) and is a big commitment for an undergrad masters Also does anyone know any good UK or EU...

Proffessor in theoretical thermonuclear physics

Hi, first of all congrats on your success, I had the same problem as you, except it happened at A level, rather than at undergrad. Did you do an undergrad in physics and then a doctoral in theoretical physics? how come you made that choice? I ask you because I am fascinated by the word of...

velocity, I am speaking in speed due to the common phrase 'speed of light'. I can see how those methods may not seem conventionally 'hyperspeed' like, infact space needs to be pre-ripped in order for faster than light travel to take place (bit like a pre-exsisting highway), but then again, this...

But even so, if you can get from A to B faster than light, is that not faster than light travel?

yes is the equation technically not E= +- mc^2 , the minus sign giving flame for the discovery of antimatter? Basically the equation works both ways.

It is physically possible to travel faster than the speed of light by invoking general relativity, that is by either warping or ripping space-time. Think about it if we rip or warp space time so that an object is closer to us, it's going to take us a shorter amount of time to reach it, and...