Travel to Mars in 3 hours

"bown"... LOL!

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There is inertia as well as friction. The difference is that in space there is no friction to cause turbulance.

 

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But in Star Trek Voyager they usually have some form of turbulance, like "subspace turbulance".

 

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Hat to break it to you, but Star Trek isn't generally considered a valid reference for physics outside of www.conspiracymysterypsuedosciencealienuilluminati.angelfire.geocities.freewebs.com

 

Actually, that is possible if you are going through an interestellar cloud...

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True, but I gathered we were talking about deep space travel.

 

Yes. But I just had to comment on it...

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I know Truthseeker, I know. That's why we love you!

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Awwwwww......
I feel realized....

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I feel this warm fuzzy feeling in my stomach...
Oh wait. Nope. It's just gas...

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Thats interesting, though I dont know how credible their sources are, and if it had any real potential I dont think it would be heard of from a "scotsman" online article. Though it said it was in the theoretical stages, and that other scientists were scepticle it would be very cool to see. This could be very interesting to see progress into an actual project.

 

And why would the "Scotsman" be an unusual source for an article of significance? Are you suggesting that quality newspapers are not alert to interesting development in the sciences?

 

Is the "Scotsman" a quality newspaper?

 

Are you implying that Scotish people are dumb!?

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Cause my family is part Scotish now, you know?

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Very decidedly. Founded in 1817 it is the largest selling broadsheet in Scotland. You may find this capsule history of interest.
http://www.rampantscotland.com/features/bldev_scotsman.htm

Amongst British dailys I would rank it along side The Times, The Independent, The Guardian, The Herald, and (were it not for the typography) The Telegraph.

 

Then I aplogise for my ignorance.