Feb 17
if I ever become a scientist I'm gonna name all my discoveries after star trek technobabble so that it's not fake anymore. berthold rays? real thing. tachyon beam? real thing. anything you can think of? real fucking thing.
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if I ever become a scientist I'm gonna name all my discoveries after star trek technobabble so that it's not fake anymore. berthold rays? real thing. tachyon beam? real thing. anything you can think of? real fucking thing.
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Faster than light
I have read in one of the science groups on Quora, that there is no such thing as zero gravity in the universe. That in fact, throughout the universe the gravitational force acts depending on the mass. Even that the gravitational influence of galaxies and constellations (read, objects in space) can reach millions of light years: “Even when objects are extremely far away, their gravitational field…
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Tachyons my beloved
What are tachyons?
Tachyons are a hypothetical particle that can travel faster than the speed of light, which is currently thought to be impossible.
In Einstein’s theory of relativity, causality means that an effect cannot occur from a cause that is not in the past of that event. If tachyons existed, they would break this rule.
Einstein’s special relativity states that nothing can start out slower than the speed of light, and then speed up to cross that barrier. The loophole with tachyons is that they are hypothesized to start out already being faster than the speed of light, meaning that they never had to speed up to reach this pace.
If ever found to exist, these particles could potentially be the answer to time-travel. So if you’ve heard of things like the Grandfather Paradox, these might be the potential side effects of tachyons. (If you haven’t heard of it, the Grandfather Paradox is essentially where you go back in time to kill your grandfather, but then he could no longer go on to give birth to your parents, who give birth to you, the one who kills your grandfather.)
“ About Tachyons “ // Physicsgene
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If you're standing perfectly still, then eventually, the tachyon will reach you in less time than it would take for light to get there. You wouldn't be able to see the tachyon coming until it already passed you, which is still no big deal. If you had a telescope pointed at me, you would receive the tachyon before seeing the image of me pressing the button to send it. Curious, but still no huge problem.
The issue comes if you start moving. In relativity, from your perspective, you are standing still while Earth appears to be receding. This introduces time dilation: From your perspective, everything in the universe — including the action of me pressing the button — slows down. In fact, if you're traveling fast enough, you could receive my tachyon and send a reply before I even hit the button in the first place; you can send a signal back in time.
Einstein toyed with the idea of faster-than-light-particles but found that such particles violated a central rule of the universe: causality
"Tachyonic Radiance" by Julian Faylona.
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