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PeroK reacted to DaveC426913's post in the thread B A question about warp bubbles and navigation with
Agree.
Right. But for the purposes of this discussion, we really need to pick one of the two and stick with it. If you want to talk about Star... -
PeroK replied to the thread B A question about warp bubbles and navigation.Star Trek is fiction and the science within the programme is not real. It's necessary for the purpose of popular entertainment, but has...
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PeroK reacted to weirdoguy's post in the thread I Problem in understanding instantaneous velocity with
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Yes, and I would say you would do yourself a huge favour if you'd learn what limit is, mathematically. I know that the definition is... -
PeroK reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread B Flatlander analogy of spherical surface as observable universe with Like.
To me, this means you totally missed the point of the analogy. The analogy is all about investigating the properties of a surface...
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PeroK reacted to Catastrophe's post in the thread B Flatlander analogy of spherical surface as observable universe with
Skeptical.
QUOTE But I am not seeing how the analogy with a flatlander on the surface of a two-sphere is helping us visualize anything in modern... -
PeroK reacted to Ibix's post in the thread B A question about warp bubbles and navigation with
Informative.
I must admit I thought Alcubierre's warp bubble was causally disconnected from the exterior too. A bit of reading suggests that the... -
PeroK reacted to Luis's post in the thread B A question about warp bubbles and navigation with Like.
I don't remember. Over the years, I've read quite a lot of things about Alcubierre’s theories, and it's impossible for me to remember...
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PeroK reacted to Dale's post in the thread B A question about warp bubbles and navigation with
Haha.
I think that is indeed a problem. But I would assume that any civilization that is advanced enough to create a warp bubble would also be...