Solution for traveling faster than speed of light

[Slickchange1313]

yo guys, I've heard that in Einsteings theory of reletivity, that an object that travels less than the speed of light can never travel faster than the speed of light, and an object that travels faster than light can't travel slower than light. so if you could make a gravitational device (im sure u guys have heard of em) and since gravity has no speed, an object that is gravity controlled and moved, can travel faster then the speed of light theoretically, since it has no speed. is this completely stupid or am I on to something here?? without going into detail, u guys get the concept of what this is about. Einstein ever said an object can't travel faster than light, just for years we assumed that. let me no what you guys think, ok?

 

[JasonRox]

yo guys, I've heard that in Einsteings theory of reletivity, that an object that travels less than the speed of light can never travel faster than the speed of light, and an object that travels faster than light can't travel slower than light. so if you could make a gravitational device (im sure u guys have heard of em) and since gravity has no speed, an object that is gravity controlled and moved, can travel faster then the speed of light theoretically, since it has no speed. is this completely stupid or am I on to something here?? without going into detail, u guys get the concept of what this is about. Einstein ever said an object can't travel faster than light, just for years we assumed that. let me no what you guys think, ok?

Gravity does have a speed.

You may want to look into black holes.

 

[Gonzolo]

"gravitational device", "u guys get the concept of what this is about".

I have no idea what you are referring to. "Device" is a word meaning "thing that does something" and I don't know what concept you have in mind. But as JasonRox said, gravity does have speed.

 

[Slickchange1313]

further explanation

gravitational device, when I say that I say it loosely not fully understand it. but take left, middle, and right. when left and right are exerting the same force on object middle, object middle has a gravity field of 0. so since gravity does not have a speed, it can theoretically travel with the object at speeds faster than light, since the object has a gravitational force of 0. maybe that helps. what do u guys think of this?

 

[Alkatran]

gravitational device, when I say that I say it loosely not fully understand it. but take left, middle, and right. when left and right are exerting the same force on object middle, object middle has a gravity field of 0. so since gravity does not have a speed, it can theoretically travel with the object at speeds faster than light, since the object has a gravitational force of 0. maybe that helps. what do u guys think of this?

It sounds like gibberish. Gravity is believed to move at c, and it has been shown experimentally that it isn't instantaneous (some careful measurements of stuff being diverted by jupiter).

 

[JasonRox]

It sounds like gibberish. Gravity is believed to move at c, and it has been shown experimentally that it isn't instantaneous (some careful measurements of stuff being diverted by jupiter).

Also, I'm not too sure if they have equipment that measures gravitational waves yet, but if they did, this would be one of things they would confirm.

 

[ZapperZ]

Also, I'm not too sure if they have equipment that measures gravitational waves yet, but if they did, this would be one of things they would confirm.

They do, like LIGO, but it requires a major astronomical event to detect these waves.

And I agree with Alkatran - this sounds very much like gibberish. One cannot ask an ill-defined question and expect a coherent answer.

Zz.

 

[Galileo]

They do, like LIGO

Or MiniGRAIL
http://www.minigrail.nl/

 

[Slickchange1313]

maybe

maybe it does sound like gibberish, but what if u could make a gravitational device (such as the flying saucer (man made one, not Alien) in my guess, would be a form of gravitational control if the gov really did have the technology, then would u be able to fly greater than the speeds of light, thru this technology? This may not even exist, but if it did, which I am betting it did, would u be able to go faster than the speed of light

 

[JasonRox]

Hmm... no.

I found that people can talk and talk, but will never understand why until they teach themselves why.

I used to have "crazy" ideas, but I found that they remain useless until I learn how to show it or disprove it as impossible.

Pick up a text, and enjoy.

 

[pervect]

gravitational device, when I say that I say it loosely not fully understand it. but take left, middle, and right. when left and right are exerting the same force on object middle, object middle has a gravity field of 0. so since gravity does not have a speed, it can theoretically travel with the object at speeds faster than light, since the object has a gravitational force of 0. maybe that helps. what do u guys think of this?

Gnarly, d00d. Far out ------- cosmic even!

What r u smoking, man, I want sum!

 

[Slickchange1313]

its theory

I haven't been smokin anything for a while, thank you. and how else is an object supposed to go from 0-186K mps without gravity doing it? and if we some how did get that technology, that would mean if it somehow did go over 186K mps, it could never go back down to any less. so unless its like chrono, instant point to point, or gravity, there is no other way to do it. and how do u think flying saucers work? there's been documented cases in the Army of a big ball in the sky, accelerating from 0-10K in less than a second, impacts that would crush people inside without gravity control somehow. I am talking about man made, I don't believe in aliens at all. and don't take this so seriously, this is only a theory, on what if this happened, then is this possible. I am not saying it has happened.

 

[Integral]

Ok, enough of this. Slick, you have been told by every poster that you are not making any physical sense. That is just the way it is. The basic message is ... Learn some Physics.

This discussion has no where to go and is thererfore over.