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2/12/2016 10:45:25 PM
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Which also means that we could potentially colonize other planets because on a space ship it would be one year, while on Earth it would be 50 years
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It would make more sense to utilize the time dilation effect present at relativistic speeds because humans cannot withstand that kind of gravitational force. Or we could just invent a warp drive and move spacetime [i]around[/i] us a lá wormholes.
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Unfortunately, the problem that arises with such a machine is that the effects on the human body from high amounts of gravity haven't been documented. If it is lethal or caused crippling ailments, what steps could we take to reduce or mitigate such negative effects?
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That is one of the problems. Right now we can theoretically do it
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Well it's not exactly theoretical. Gravity has been confirmed to warp space time through the detection of the waves emitted by the collision. Such a machine however is definitely hypothetical as of today.
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I mean the actual travel is theoretical
