/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12680333
hmm, checked. I'm not sure what a full reversal would look like, but at a smaller level, perhaps a gravity wave lag idea first. It seems to me that gravity waves travel with light waves. Summarized by the thought experiment that if the sun dematerialized, earth would orbit that spot for another 8 minutes, until the light stopped arriving.
Accordingly, If there was a way to slow down these signals relative to ones surroundings the force of gravity would act first on it, than on you, giving an anti-gravity like affect. Make the light orbit around you, I'd imagine the signal would never reach you. I'd hypothesize than that time would travel slower inside the craft, than outside, creating that early 2000's movie clockstoppers style timetravel.

pic related reminds me of surfing, the alcubierre warp metric

>>11938662
thanks man, i'll have a look. Of a similar flavour, perhaps you know of him already, i missed 102 the first time around though (Harold White)

https://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/20130011213.pdf

>>11865168
>The need for exotic matter is illusory
I'm on this line of thinking as well, the thought experiment of alcubierre is enough to reveal the truth that space itself can be thought of a fluid with a viscosity. This implies that it can be sloshed around in a bucket so to speak, creating troughs and crests, and areas of higher and lower density. In nature we can turn to gravatars and other physics where relativity and quantum mechanics become present simultaneously in small regions of vast potential.

My search on this area has spanned Telsa's natural media patents, including a receiver and 'magnifying transmitter', which demonstrates how to create, not a transverse electromagnetic wave, but a longditudinal, 'scalar' or pressure wave in the field-- compressions of space itself.

Small regions of incredibly high electric potential, harmonizing with eachother to create greater and greater compressions in space, warping it

>>11776432
In the spirit of alcubierre https://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/20140000851.pdf

This particular set slides also describe the 'bubble oscillation optimization', which describes how the warping of space can be cheapened by understanding the harmonics of the natural vector field (spacetime maybe?) As a wave machine can create huge waves, spacetime can be reasonated in a wave like fashion (maybe stargate like illustration) to give it the desired warp