>>2608410

Anons still laboring under the illusion that superluminal travel is impossible, need to read up on the published scientific articles of physicists like Evgeny Podkletnov, Giovanni Modanese, and Guy Oubulensky.

They have done experiments with gravity waves in which they've actually measured speeds achieved greater than "c".

This isn't theory about what 'might' be possible. It's not the ramblings of UFO abductees. I'm talking real science.

And it has nothing to do with wormholes, Einstein-Rosen bridges, etc.

https://arxiv.org/pdf/physics/0209023.pdf

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/281440634_Study_of_Light_Interaction_with_Gravity_Impulses_and_Measurements_of_the_Speed_of_Gravity_Impulses

https://tu-dresden.de/ing/maschinenwesen/ilr/rfs/ressourcen/dateien/forschung/folder-2007-08-21-5231434330/ag_raumfahrtantriebe/JPC—Design-and-First-Measurements-of-a-Superconducting-Gravity-Impulse-Generator.pdf?lang=en

>>2608498

it turns out that space isn't a vacuum, despite the fact that we hear people (ignorantly) use the term 'vacuum of space' all the time.

In our normal daily experience, the density of virtual particles in the quantum foam is essentially constant… making the speed of light we perceive (when a liquid or oil or whatever isn't getting in the way) also basically measurable as a constant.

What Podkeltnov and others are showing is that, with the right equipment, you can substantially reduce the density of virtual particles in a localized space (such as: the space in front of a starship). Once you do that, you can travel at 5 times, 20 times the speed of light we ordinarily experience (the one physicists call "c").

Probably a lot more than 20x c once you really get good at it.

>>2608538

It'll go deeper, as in uncovering crimes being committed in the underground bases, under the ice in Antarctica, etc.

But we will also find a lot of the crime is going on above our heads, on the moon and maybe out on Mars and beyond (Asteroid Belt, moon systems of Jupiter and Saturn…).

Like Q said, this is bigger than even (most) Autists can imagine…

>>2608575

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>>2608861

They will probably shoot one or more of the muzzies after their release, and then say a Q supporter did it.