Warp drive research of Prof David Pares

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Prof. David Pares' warp drive research, specifically the development of the Variable Electromagnetic Drive (VEM Drive), aims to compress the fabric of space to create a warp field. Despite the innovative concept, skepticism surrounds its feasibility, with critics labeling it as unrealistic and disconnected from established scientific principles. The project has struggled to secure funding, including a failed campaign on Indiegogo, raising questions about its viability and the qualifications of its proponents.

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Hello, wanted thoughts of Prof David Pares warp drive research. I think it's exciting, even if it doesn't work, I'd like funding to go towards it to explore if it can work, here is his website
www.qed-ne.com
 
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A geography professor that teaches meteorology won't get real funding to make warp drive. Try again Prof, stay in your lane.

OTOH, maybe he can start a meme coin or something?

BTW, sorry, I didn't read the link beyond this:
"After years of research and experimentation, we have developed a variable electromagnetic drive (VEM Drive) that can compress the fabric of space which creates a warp field."

I'm not remotely close to being a GR expert, but even I know this is complete BS.
 
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I think they have been watching too much Star Trek, and have lost touch with reality. They failed to get funding through indiegogo.
 
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Anthony11 said:
Hello, wanted thoughts of Prof David Pares warp drive research. I think it's exciting, even if it doesn't work
It would be a lot more exciting if it were not total nonsense (Sorry, but you did ask for our thoughts, and that's what they are). This thread is closed.
 
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