NASA Just Admitted They've Created Something So Advanced It Can Reach Lightspeed

NASA has recently revealed a groundbreaking technology that could revolutionize space travel: a propulsion system capable of reaching near-lightspeed velocities. This monumental achievement represents a quantum leap in our ability to explore the cosmos, opening the door to interstellar exploration and potentially making distant stars and planets accessible within human lifetimes. The implications of this technology are profound, promising not only to advance our scientific understanding of the universe but also to pave the way for future space colonization and resource acquisition. As we stand on the brink of a new era in space exploration, the potential for discovery and innovation seems boundless.

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[billyhndrsn]

Hitting a pebble at near light speed is going to leave a mark on the space craft. How they doing with shields for the craft ?

[milesdyson]

This Is what's released to the dumb down the public, I'm convinced there is more advanced technology than what's we're told, you think all the crashes they found they just threw it all in the trash ?
Secondly, with ALL the 28+ Sections and "Space flights" made to build the "ISSIS space station." Funny how there's Not One video of the construction. and videos of Earth always shows the Earths curve but you don't see any curve on armature Video and NOT ONE video of any spacecraft BELOW the Earth either. This doesn't pass the taste test for me for some reason!