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Do you know what antimatter is?
Its one half of what makes nothing. Not an energy source.
Aliens on the Moon?
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Do you know what antimatter is?
Its one half of what makes nothing. Not an energy source.
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I was told by my parents who are extremely republican (thank god because democrats are fucking physcotic) that area 51 was a government coverup? Read my obama oil spill thread for more info about the government. I think there are aliens living on earth, and soon enough we will uncover them. Crop circles are real!
Yes i do know what anti-matter is, it is the opposite of matter. When anti-matter and matter come into contact they annihilate themselves releasing vast quantities of energy. That is enough fuel to get a robot from one star to another, it doesn't matter how long it takes, it's a robot.
The thought of this is ridiculous, do you know the conditions on the moon? One side that eternally faces the Sun which is scorching hot, and the other side that is freezing cold. It is a barren land, coated in dust. Intelligent life would not reside on the moon to begin with. They would most likely be on a planet.
For christ's non-existent sake, think for yourself. Forming your opinions because your parents tell you to is not going to win you any respect, especially not when you announce it like this.
Pretty sure this guy is just trolling.
Obvious troll is obvious.
ON-TOPIC: Why all so negative to aliens living on the moon. It is feasible they're spying on us.
Space travel isn't as what us citizens think it is. Rocket fueled ships? come on that is fucking 60's technology. They already know how a UFO ship operates, anti-gravitational devices. Being able to warp gravity enabling travel half the distance and speed.
think of it this way, there is a string of gravity right. this device bends gravity right around forming a semi-circle, going from one side of the string to the other through the middle enabling space travel 349043x as quick etc etc
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For that, they would need an equalling amount of matter and anti-matter stored somehow on this robot, technically saying that he needs a little black hole inside of him.
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You're assuming that they have found gravitons and have known about them for long enough to be able to create them in 'space', enough to have a string of it from their planet to ours, meaning that they technically would have had to have been here in order to get the graviton line to our planet initially. You're a tool for thinking bending space via a gravitational line that exists in space is possible. It would be feasible if it were traveling around the world, for the gravitons would pre-exist due to earth being their body of meaning.
Space isn't a body. It's space. Space is 0 Gravity.
What the hell? Anti-gravitational devices only have use where there is a noticeable amount of gravity in a given body. There is no use for it in space, a zero gravity area.
I think you mean something along the lines of warp travel, or space-time distortion, where a certain spacecraft would use a warp engine to bend space im front towards the ship, and space behind the craft away. In a somewhat elliptical shape. Of course the ship would have to be surrounded in a bubble of "normal space" which is not affected by the warp (also known as the Alubierre) drive.
Now this is purely speculative science. The only feasible method of inter-galactic travel is through the use of particle-antiparticle engines.