NASA Just Admitted They've Created Something that can Reach Lightspeed

NASA's research efforts are pushing the boundaries of science and aiming to accomplish what was once considered impossible. Faster than light travel. The space agency has been exploring unconventional means of breaking the speed of light barrier.

The idea of leaving our beloved planet Earth and venturing into the vast expanse of space has long fascinated humanity. With the looming threat of our planet's eventual unsuitability for human habitation, space travel and interplanetary migration have become increasingly important topics of discussion. However, the vastness of space and the limitations of current technology make this feat seem daunting. The current methods of space travel are just not fast enough to make it a practical option. But what if we could break the laws of physics and travel at ridiculous speeds? Enter the concept of impossible engines and warp drives, which could revolutionise space travel as we know it.

Join us as we dive deeper into the latest discovery in this field made by NASA and explore the future of space travel.

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[paradelights]

I don't believe it...this would have been front page for weeks

[jlhale]

Out of curiosity. Say we do someday develop faster than light travel, even if barely. Would the lights on said vehicle leave one long streak trailing behind until it came to a sub light-speed? Or would the said light fail to illuminate the area due to the vehicle traveling faster than the said light could travel? Not sure if I'm wording my question well enough, but hopefully it gets the point of my question across.

[armel]

Even if any country unlocked faster than light travel, they will never announce it because it's highly weaponizable. Just imagine a nuke with a light speed engine. Enemy wouldn't even be able to react until there's a weapon of mass destruction next to their faces.

[drake]

Its impossible to know when the universe was made. We dont even know where humans came from. Who made us humans. Its all theory and tales.