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ISamson
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Hello.
I have been thinking on faster than light things. I thought about: chemical engines, lasers, wormholes... All that kind of cool, advanced physics.
But, I stumbled on faster than light mechanical actions. I thought about a lever: first class, if you wish, if you apply a force to one side, then something instantaneously occurs on the 'load' side of the lever. This change in speed, direction is instantaneous, which is faster than light, right?
Could this be used in travel?
Please don't judge me on my weekend-wonders.
I have been thinking on faster than light things. I thought about: chemical engines, lasers, wormholes... All that kind of cool, advanced physics.
But, I stumbled on faster than light mechanical actions. I thought about a lever: first class, if you wish, if you apply a force to one side, then something instantaneously occurs on the 'load' side of the lever. This change in speed, direction is instantaneous, which is faster than light, right?
Could this be used in travel?
Please don't judge me on my weekend-wonders.