Elon Musk Confirms Traveling At Speed of LIGHT🛰️ #elonmusk #astrophysics

#spacefacts #spaceshorts #cosmology
Imagine a spaceship that could take you to distant stars in the blink of an eye—not by speeding up, but by bending space itself. This is the idea behind something called a "warp drive." Instead of zooming through space, a warp drive would work by stretching space in front of the ship and squeezing it behind. Picture space like a giant rubber sheet. But what if you could pull a distant star right up close to you in an instant? If you could pull distant space closer and push the space behind you away, you’d move forward without actually moving! This means you could travel to other planets and even distant stars faster than light—without breaking any laws of physics. It sounds like science fiction, but scientists are seriously exploring if this might one day be possible. Imagine reaching a new world in seconds—would you be ready to take that leap?

[orfands]

He doesn't just imagine. He works to make it happen. No pandering, no politics, just a good old fashioned "can do" attitude. You have to admire that!

[robwarrilow]

He makes the impossible totally possible . The world needs more visionaries like him .

[CristalDelreal-vz]

I have a lot of respect for Mr.Elon Musk he is my hero and idol I admire him for everything he is doing for the future of humanity he's literally turning science fiction to reality❤

[koenroffel]

How is it possible that Elon is so Smart.
Greetings from Amsterdam.

[JChic-dhpz]

Now we're talking, its not scifi, it's Viable, its the unseen phenomena as some would say being tapped and manipulated into. That would be awesome to work on. More efficent than rockets too. Its fuel source is already broken down being much better for the universe where it doesn't have to go through the process all over again for the particles to accumulate to compound as the fuel rockets use speaking in a natural sense of formation. Let's do it

[lizzyannnoel]

I don't know nothing but isn't that teleportation. 😊❤

[paulgirard]

That also means you could never come back to your point of origin without massive leap in the future.

[Light_activator]

This is what mystics have been doing throughout history

[richsavigar]

Ain’t no way that’s Elon. There’s no stuttering!

[ChristopherLayton-hxuv]

Science is so fascinating. Genius's like Elon tackle these tough equations.

[russbianchi]

"Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence " Carl Sagan

[mekile_]

Wow, i had an epiphany, I totally get the rubber sheet explanation, not traveling through the fabric of time but pulling it from the front and pushing it in the rear. 🤔

[EvonWoppert]

It already exists - it’s more like a magnetic wavy net with points of interception that you catch.

[rm-ghco]

With the capabilities of the Hubble and James Webb it's now possible to verify the success of a warp drive time travel.

[doreenludwig]

When Elon speaks about space, he talks so smooth and eloquently. You can hear how much he loves space.😊

[GloriaGaddis]

They say the Aliens travel with thoughts, think it and your there 😮❤

[AtlantaBagpiper]

But it takes an unbelievably immense amount of energy! They left out that part of the quote.

[wolfpat]

The problem is that even if you travel to a distant star in seconds, it'll still take years.

For example, the closest stars to ours is the Proxima Centuri system 4.3 light years away. Even if your ship gets you there in seconds from your point of view, it'll still be early 2029 on Earth when you get there.

[reubenclarence]

Positive for the rest of the universe is a inputs for the first time with the eyes on it is a blip on the light switches acceleration on solar systems.

[dangl]

I’m a huge fan of Elon and his achievements but there’s huge difference between ‘catching’ a returning rocket booster and building a machine that is only a theory