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Ronin84790
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Does any think or feel that we will be able to achive warp speed in my life time? I'm 30 years old.
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Originally posted by chroot
Science tends to work in leaps and bounds -- contradictory evidence collects like snow on a mountain until someone shouts and starts an avalanche.
Originally posted by Adrian Baker
However, eventually human dreams come up against the way the Universe works. This is 'the final frontier' and not one that we can cross.
As of now, there is no scientific evidence to support the possibility of achieving warp speed. However, there are ongoing research and discussions within the scientific community about the theoretical concepts that could potentially lead to the development of warp speed technology.
According to the Star Trek universe, warp speed is faster than the speed of light, with warp factor 1 being the speed of light and each subsequent factor being exponentially faster. However, in reality, the concept of warp speed is still theoretical and its exact speed is unknown.
As of now, there is no scientific evidence to suggest that humans can withstand the effects of warp speed. The acceleration and deceleration involved in achieving warp speed could potentially be harmful to the human body.
There are currently no known projects specifically focused on developing warp speed technology. However, there are ongoing research and experiments in fields such as quantum mechanics and propulsion systems that could potentially contribute to the development of warp speed technology in the future.
It is impossible to predict whether or not warp speed will be achieved within an individual's lifetime. However, with the continuous advancement of technology and knowledge, it is possible that future generations may witness the development of warp speed technology.