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Hi everybody. My name is Mohammad Mansouryar & I like the idea of the faster-than-light travels. When I look at the night stars, I ask myself would we see someday that we could travel to those star systems & their galaxies?
There is no way that mankind could go those places with the limitations regarding the speed of light. Fortunately, there are physically meaningful methods to solve that problem. I mean two classes of solutions for the Einstein’s gravitational field equations in the general relativity theory, called the traversable wormholes and warp drives. Such solutions (especially wormholes) do allow one to make a shortcut in the fabric of spacetime to reduce the needed time of passing a distance between two remote points. Those are famous notions in sci-fi literature (movies/books …) and you can find many data on them as the text, image and video throughout the internet.

The basic obstacle with them, is the required energy; they need negative energy! As far as I know, there are two main approaches to generate the negative energy density in the literature. The Casimir effect and the squeezed vacuum effect. The Casimir effect is pretty well-known, but it is confined in the walls and cavities, while we need a remarkable amount of the negative energy in free space to engineer them rather easily.
Recently, I’ve released a preprint which I think that deserves to be considered as a solution candidate, or at least part of the solution. I believe we need to focus on the concept of transporting the targeted (negative) energy localized in space, to another region of the space. That seems appropriate with the squeezed vacuum caused by the laser beams. One tool for that goal might be the soliton theory. A soliton is a self-reinforcing solitary wave (a wave packet or pulse) that maintains its shape while it travels at constant speed.
An interesting feature about my paper is that its category is quantum physics (mostly because of the quantum vacuum energy implications), the framework is about the laser beams, most of the references are from nonlinear topics, and it tries to deal with a need in the gravity! So as you see, it’s quite dependent on various branches of physics and math. In my opinion, it could be verified in a proper lab by  present technology and with ordinary cost.
I hope the scientific activities could help all to have more peace and a better life. As an example, I am Iranian and I applied five papers from an Israeli author, Boris A. Malomed et al, and found them useful for my work. I believe these affairs could help different nations to understand each other better and respect each other more. Not to mention if this “physics of distance reduction” would be realized, there would be no definite sense for the words like: nations, borders, and countries!

Good luck,

P.S.: I thank the admin team who let me send this post.

Not all electric cars have to be ugly little boxes. I can almost hear the sigh of relief. The increase in interest from auto makers suggests the majority of us will be driving one in the next 5 to 10 years. And as electric cars become more mainstream, like most technology, costs will go down and significant improvements will develop. Tesla was one of the first electric car makers and many have taken a shine to the Tesla Roadster. But they’re not the only ones busy coming up with cool electric car designs.

Tesla Roadster

The Tesla Roadster is a great example of an electric car that will make heads turn. Even Magnum PI probably wants one.

BMW electric car

There isn’t a lot known about the electric BMW that was at the Detroit auto show, but its coming soon.

Electric Porsche?

The Porsche 918 Spyder is a plug-in hybrid supercar that provides the same thrills as your “average” Porsche with 718 horsepower, a mid-engine V-8 with two electric motors, and a claimed 78.4 mpg.

Audi electric car

Audi is getting on track with an e-tron supercar too. The hybrid driveline will be followed by all-electric vehicles soon. While quatro has become synonymous for all wheel drive, e-tron is to be the Audi brand name for electric mobility. Coincidentally, etron is also French for turd, but don’t let that skew you.

Fisker Karma

The Fisker Karma is no slouch in style either. A plug-in hybrid sports sedan, its introductory model will be about $80k, with less expensive models to follow.

Dodge Circuit EV

Makers of the 60′s muscle cars are also joining the race. The Dodge Circuit EV could be in production by 2011.

Cadillac Converj

This concept car is right out of the matrix, but its entirely possible you’ll soon see a Cadillac Converj rolling down the highway. While the roadsters and supercars of the new electric era don’t come cheap, its only a matter of time as they become more common before the prices begin to drop.

Let’s just cut the crap about controlling the weather and get down to the nitty gritty.

The weather on our planet is changing and will continue to change in a most radical manner for the foreseeable future.

More rain,  more hail, more wind, cyclones, tornadoes, snow, ice and extreme heat.

Like almost everything these days the weather will remain volatile to say the least.

The earth sun cycle is culminating in a display of mother natures powers unleashed, as the energy differential existing between the earth and the sun increases in a steep upward curve.

All this babble about carbon tax and carbon caps is nothing more than a distraction from the very real and immediate situation, the climate is changing and there is nothing we humans can do to stop it.

Certainly we should do all we can to eliminate pollution, but pollution and climate change are two separate issues which should not be confused.  Pollution does not account for nor is it responsible for climate change.  Climate change runs in natural cycles, which includes short cycles and long cycles.  At the present time we are nearing the end of the long cycle which corresponds directly to the underlying energy differential existing between the earth and the sun.

All you have to do is check the global weather picture to see unusual weather conditions affecting each and every continent.  Heat waves in  India,  tornadoes in America,  hail storms in India resulting in devastation and hardship for many.  And weather related deaths on opposite sides of the planet.

It’s going to get worse as we move closer to the long cycles end, at which point we will experience weather like we’ve never seen it before.  It’s going to be a rough and wild ride.

I cannot predict the weather,  one reason being that such extreme weather is unpredictable, with the word EXTREME underlined in red.

As well as extreme weather we can expect more earthquakes and more volcanic activity.  The earth is under extreme stress as its resistance to the sun increases and no amount of taxation and no number of regulations are going to alter the natural course of our solar cycle.

Carbon dioxide is not the problem affecting weather, but weather does have an effect on the carbon dioxide level in the atmosphere.

Our planets relationship with the sun determines our weather and I know of no one or any group of people capable of changing that relationship.  Therefore it is a delusional idea to suggest it should be possible to change the planets weather through the application of regulations and or taxes.

The whole idea behind the carbon tax is to assure the population that government regulatory bodies will tame and subdue extreme weather threatening to disrupt the global economy…if sufficient quantities of money are applied to the problem.

For once it’s not about the money, it’s about the weather.  And no amount of money is going to affect the earth/sun relationship whatsoever.  It’s a natural cycle and natural cycles will prevail regardless of our wishes or desires.

A four hour show on time control technology, which was and is extremely interesting, but not quite what I expected.  So on one hand I was a bit disappointed, yet on the other hand I was excited to hear Dr. Anderson talking about the control of time.

Yes, he can manipulate time in what he claims to be a controlled manner, but he does not appear to understand the principles involved in respect to the dynamic nature of time itself.

Time is a flow of energy, where a slowing of time’s acceleration reduces the available energy and an increase in time’s acceleration increases the available energy relative to the system being controlled.

It would appear Dr. Anderson has not quite got the basic idea nailed down as he makes reference to a space time warp, which suggests a distortional effect.  But this is not time control in the sense of that which is being suggested, keeping in mind that he assures Art Bell and the listening audience that he has developed time control technology just as some suggest having developed gravity control technology, but it is not that.

I suppose this is along the line of the idea; if it quacks like a duck and walks like a duck it must be a duck.

In my view this is a case of the scientist getting a little bit out of touch with the natural world around them, as nature provides many examples of time field differentials.  Such an example is the accelerated growth of plants grown deep underground in horticultural nurseries where a 300 & 400% increase in the rate of growth has been documented, plus an increase in resistance to various plant diseases once transplanted to surface sites.

In this example there is no distortional effect but a uniform increase in the rate of growth due to an increase in the acceleration of time itself.

Again it is necessary to emphasize the non-linear nature of time and the need to re-evaluate the existing concept of a space/time continuum, which is generally viewed in terms of a linear relationship.  If we are to move forward it is critical to have the basic principles clearly fixed in our minds otherwise we are placing ourselves at a distinct disadvantage.

Here at GC the Gwandau team are attempting to develop a method by which to measure the acceleration of time and the inherent increase in energy associated with that acceleration.  Not an easy task, but one worth pursuing.

We also have the book Unity which explains the basic principles involved in the context of a time field continuance.

I wish Dr. Anderson all the best with his research and remain ever hopeful that there is indeed light at the end of the tunnel.

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/10/091015085916.htm

There you have it folks, another win win for Project Unity.