Practical Spacewarp Design

[mansouryar]

Hello to All,

Probably my releasd paper about the schematic design of a practical spacewarp can be considered as a nice matter. That's placed on:

http://arxiv.org/abs/gr-qc/0511086

The aim of this post is providing the possibility of introducing it to more numbers of people which I believe that's in favor of improving the science and a service to the mankind. However, your personal opinion on my work is important to me too.I guess you might be able and/or interested to help me at least via making a link of the above address within your page(s) or presenting it to more media. So, please give a clear answer to my request.

Best Regards
M. Mansouryar
http://www.mansouryar.com/

P.S.: A simplified description of my work is viewable on:

http://www.centauri-dreams.org/?p=561

http://www.americanantigravity.com/a...nian-Einstein?

http://extremetechnology.blogspot.co...spacewarp.html

http://www.stardrivedevice.com/links.html

[Fr. Wayne]

Calculations for testing your theory will prove too difficult as the models you use are not sufficiently callibrated.

[czeslaw]

To create a negative energy is like to fall down into a Black Hole and go out of it. You need a superluminal velocity or you need to pull all the Universe into this Black Hole if want to go out.

[Digix]

This is more or less well known wrong principle.
it assumes that space is wrapped, or you wrap it yourself, even if it is possible it is wrapped in usesless way, and also if you want to wrap it yourself you need too much energy, and more likely will just blow up all galaxy by doing such experiments or create new big bang (if you find some way to make that much of energy).

[mansouryar]

Hi everybody,

I’m back and have a suggestion. Maybe it's not cool to address the members of one forum to another, but I assume you're enough open-minded and invite you to visit this 3-pages discussion:

http://www.greenenergyinvestors.com/...topic=230&st=0

By the way, any chance of launching a similar one in here?

Cheers,
Mammad

[eburacum45]

Buried deep that thread you mentioned I found a link to this article;
http://www.betterhumans.com/blogs/ge...4/01/5525.aspx
Very amusing;
especially the comments at the bottom from Dagon.

[publiusr]

Warp drive when indeed.

[Thanatos]

Hi Mammad! Most of us here are allergic to revolutionary new physics, but willing to hear you out. I think the physics part needs to be well grounded before the inventive part can gain any traction. Demonstration of a working model would, however, be compelling evidence. I will embrace any device that works and worry about the physics later.

[SirThoreth]

Buried deep that thread you mentioned I found a link to this article;
http://www.betterhumans.com/blogs/ge...4/01/5525.aspx
Very amusing;
especially the comments at the bottom from Dagon.

Ayup, that was pretty darn funny...

[antoniseb]

Note: I moved a post from this thread to the Small Media section as it was simply inviting discussion of the Stargate from the TV series and Movie.

[Peter Wilson]

However as shown in Box 7, one can visualize it as a "virtual pregnant worm" (VPW). There are reasons in which make one not to have a strange feeling to that terminology. First, the base geometry is of a TW, then a WD is added by a surgery. As shown by Van Den Broeck [86], one can make a roomy bubble by some changes in the parameters.

Mansouryar, I'm afraid you lost me there!

[mansouryar]

antoniseb,

I wish you'd let it to be right here. I liked to know people's opinions on it.

Pete,

What do you mean?

[Nereid]

18 April, 2006 + 30 days < 27 March, 2007.