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http://sciencevibe.com/2017/05/06/nasas-stunning-breakthrough-its-first-warp-driveis-a-true-mindblower/.
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The idea originally came to White while he was considering an equation formulated by physicist Miguel Alcubierre in his 1994 paper titled, “The Warp Drive: Hyper-Fast Travel Within General Relativity. Alcubierre suggested a mechanism by which space-time could be “warped” and behind a spacecraft.
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Michio Kaku dubbed Alcubierre’s theory a “passport to the universe,” which harnesses a quirk in the “cosmological code” that allows for the expansion and contraction of space-time. If proven true, it could allow for hyper-fast travel between interstellar destinations. In order to accomplish this, the starship would need able to expand the space behind it rapidly to push it forward. For passengers, it would look like a lack of acceleration.
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White believes a drive like that could result in “speeds” that could take us to Alpha Centauri in just a matter of weeks, even though the system is only 4.3 light-years away. Essentially, a bubble would be created that moves space-time around the object, repositioning it.
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Some of the recent high level whistleblowers {e.g. William Tompkins, Herbert Dorsey, Dr Michael Sala et al} have insisted that we have the technology to take us to Mars in about 15 minutes . . . and to the center of our galaxy in about 45 minutes.
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Ben Rich--retiring head of Lockeed Skunk Works insisted that there's at least one error in Einstein's equations and that they know such and have fixed the equations . . . 'allowing' such things . . .
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Then there's the report of the scientist that walked through a doorway in El Segundo, CA and immediately after he passed through the doorway, the guard on the other side told him he was in Australia--and he was.
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Times are a changin.
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It will be interesting to see how many dyed-in-the-wool naysayers will end up soiling themselves when some such stuff falls out of the sky on the nightly news and in neighborhoods far and wide.
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