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I figured this might spark some interesting debate with regards to time and FTL travel. First off if you were traveling at or near the speed of light wouldn't your body be stretched out thin like a noodle, so much so, that your stretched pencil shaped blood vessels would have trouble fitting...

know what I don't know that math very well but it's starting to make a tinsy bit of sense... But think about it, drop the math and use what we know. That photon is ALWAYS going to have the same amount of energy unless it is losing it and that energy that it loses is long gone. You are not...

I don't think that you would actually have to be invisible to people, just invisible to a photon, so you would have to eliminate the interactions that photons have with the matter in your body; not an easy feat but you would be invisible if you did that. So there's you answer, but then how do...

They are going to use josephson's junctions on silicon. They will make quantum dots on islands, as they are, and use those for quantum computation.

ahhh and is there any proof that if something is frozen to absolute zero (not a pinch above but right when all motion ceases) that time doesn't change slightly? When you move through space time slows down for you, and the rest of space around you that moves at regular speed experiences their...

oh and why does time have to go backwards when you exceed the speed of light, couldn't it just slow down infinitely? Slower and slower and slower but not backwards...where's the proof that it runs backwards and not slower?

same stuff over and over again. These arguments are balogny. We know nothing about time and the first argument says it all, the only things that we know about it is: 1)Time is supposedly invented by us (but then perhaps it's only observable really, by sentient beings...how could something...