The US military released a study on warp drives and faster-than-light travel, here's what a theoretical physicist thinks

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Sometime after August 2008, the US Department of Defense contracted dozens of researchers to look into some very, very out-there aerospace technologies, including never-before-seen methods of propulsion, lift, and stealth.

 

Two researchers came back with a 34-page report for the propulsion category, titled "Warp Drive, Dark Energy, and the Manipulation of Extra Dimensions."

 

The document is dated April 2, 2010, though it was only recently released by the Defense Intelligence Agency. (Business Insider first learned about in a post by Paul Szoldra at Task & Purpose.)

 

The authors suggest we may not be too far away from cracking the mysteries of higher, unseen dimensions and negative or "dark energy," a repulsive force that physicists believe is pushing the universe apart at ever-faster speeds.

 

 

 

 

Full article @ Business Insider

[Lamp0]

One word. Roswell.

[ramesees]

So a working warp drive before April 2063 ?
Awesome ?

[Xenon]

People thought we couldn't go faster than sound too. There is so much crazy science being discovered so quickly,