Effects on society a decade after Warp Drive

[Anonymous No.11069378]

what is going to happen; a year, 5 years a decade, 20 years, after warp drive invention how will it impact every day life? how long after its invention would it take for humanity to become a interstellar species.
before alll the retards come out and say
>"hur dur youd need a jupiter mass of negative energy"
the warp drive has been revised and current geometries would require 700kgs of negative mass or even less for the Natario Warp drive, which may need only need micrograms of negative mass to go 200c.

[Anonymous No.11069387]

all white people would have noped the fuck out of here, only leaving planet of the apes behind

[Anonymous No.11069421]

warp drive will never exist

[Anonymous No.11069425]

>>11069421
why not? the maths is accepted to checkout, the only thing that is holding it back is the amount of negative mass and current fields would only require 500kgs instead of a jupiter mass

[Anonymous No.11071249]

>>11069425
Speaking of which, where exactly can we find exotic matter?

[Anonymous No.11072933]

>>11071249
https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/261661-lasers-used-create-negative-mass-particles
we have already made it with lasers, we just havent made large quantities of it

[Anonymous No.11073419]

>>11072933
>we just haven't made large quantities of it
So I'm asking how or where

[Anonymous No.11073430]

>>11069378

[Anonymous No.11073432]

>>11069378

It will be so far into the future that we will be running on black holes, baseline humans will be no more, and there will be hundreds of quintillions of humand descendants on the solar system alone.

[Anonymous No.11073935]

>>11069378
i personally would accelerate an asteroid to relativistic speeds into a collision course with every planet in the solar system destroying everything. so if you like this solar system dont let me have access to warp drives. also any space stations and other plants you try and hide on are toast. i will destroy all humans if i am able to

[Anonymous No.11074052]

Warp drives will never exist because it requires more energy than all the mass-energy in the universe.

The universe only contains 4*10^46 J while letting a single electron go faster than the speed of light would require about 1*10^226 J.

You'd basically need to consume 4*10^180 universes worth of energy just to make a single electron move faster than the speed of light. It's just never going to happen even if it were theoretically possible.

[Anonymous No.11075143]

>>11074052
It's not about moving mass faster than the speed of light, it's about curving space-time around the mass.

[Anonymous No.11077246]

>>11069378
Any fiction/story book about this? Would be a nice before bed read.

[Anonymous No.11078585]

>>11069378
If we had magic warp drives today it would still take centuries for humanity to spread out just to get the orbital infrastructure and locate planets even worth colonizing. In the immediate future the first drives would be built in orbit and would be incredibly complex and expensive so in 20 years their might be as many as nuclear capacity nations 20 years after the atomic bombings. If these drives can bring back economically viable asteroid minerals then the price of some commodities would drop which is probably not good for Earth based mining economies but a boon for post scarcity and further orbital manufacture going on the centuries time scale.

[Anonymous No.11078589]

>>11072933
>https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/261661-lasers-used-create-negative-mass-particles
>negative mass particles
They are negative mass quasi-particles i.e. collective excitations. They are not fundamentally negative mass particles, and cannot be used to make a warp drive.

[Anonymous No.11078619]

>>11069421
Pessimist.

[Anonymous No.11078684]

>>11078619
Warp drives are unnecessary for galactic civilization and make too many causality problems anyway.

[Anonymous No.11078705]

Will never happen. We can't even send men back to the moon. And as society becomes more consumer focused, creativity and open mindedness will die as companies will just produce cheap plastic shit.

[Anonymous No.11078724]

I'll warp drive my dick into your mom lmao

For real though it's not happening.

[Anonymous No.11078726]

>>11069378
If you dont think the warp drive is possible or ftl is possible then you shouldnt be in science or engineering.

The minds of the great have, throughout all of history, made the impossible into reality.

What makes you think an interstellar humanity is any different from the conquests of the past?

[Anonymous No.11078733]

>>11078726
the conquests of the past didn't involve time travel

[Anonymous No.11078739]

I'd like to see a single atom of negative mass observed or created in the laboratory before I even speculate about how much you need for a warp drive.

[Anonymous No.11078742]

>>11069378
>working warp drive
Would be an unstoppable doomsday weapon and probably banned under penalty of death honestly.

[Anonymous No.11078774]

>>11078726
>every scientist/engineer should fully embrace wishful thinking sci-fi bullshit supported by the absolute thinnest strand of theoretical evidence
Flying machines and spacecraft are not even in the same ballpark as this Star Trek inspired nonsense so stop acting like there's historical precedent for it.

[Anonymous No.11078813]

You dont need any negative mass, or all that much energy. You just need tripolar magnetic fields. David "Cunt Destroyer" Pares is on it.
www.spacewarpdynamicsllc.com

(For real this guy is my fav crank ever.)

[Anonymous No.11078864]

In the short term, expect absolutely insane scrambling of other nations to gain access to the tech, like the post-1945 soviet rush to figure out the atom bomb times 50.

[Anonymous No.11078883]

Within 30 year I think the human population would be up by a factor of 2. Nationstates would be starting to dissolve as the sheer scale of the universe made policing people totally impossible.

[Anonymous No.11079000]

>>11069378
>Effects on society a decade after Warp Drive

did they choose to join the Federation?

[Anonymous No.11079141]

>>11078813
>i have a drive that can produce thousands of times the thrust of a ion drive
>third party testing? Naaaaaaaah, ill just dribble out facebook posts and miss every deadline i give myself

He looks like george lucas's inbred cousin