The nearest star is Proxima Centauri at a distance of 4.2 light years. At a speed of 150,000 miles per hour from a passive slingshot maneuver, it would be about 17,900 years to reach.
It is physically impossible for objects to attain light speed as it would require infinite energy which is impossible to generate in this universe.
A SHIP IS ALWAYS BOUND TO ITS OWN PHYSICS IN ANOTHER DIMENSION, MERELY TO BE ABLE TO KEEP EXISTING AS THE SAME SHIP.
A SHIP IS AN ISOLATED DIMENSION IN ANOTHER DIMENSION AND ALWAYS SEPARATE IN THE OTHER DIMENSION.
THE PHYSICS OF THIS DIMENSION ARE REALITY ITSELF AND CANNOT "CHANGE." ANY OTHER DIMENSION IS A COMPONENT PART OF THIS DIMENSION. A SHIP WOULD DISSOLVE IF IT ENTIRELY ENTERED ANOTHER DIMENSION.
I SHOULD KEEP BUMPING THIS UNTIL IT GETS THROUGH YOUR THICK VADER HELMET AND KLINGON SKULL.
Charles Hughes
I AM WAITING FOR YOU TO START REALIZING THAT THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY IS EQUALLY AS STUPID AS THE RELIGIOUS COMMUNITY BUT NERDIER AND THAT'S ALL.
Alexander Brooks
FATASS PEDOPHILES.
Hudson Hernandez
kek
Carter Scott
CAPT'N CAPSLOCK AND CREW REPORTING FOR DUTY, SIR, LET'S KICK SOME INFERIOR LOWERCASE BUTTS, SIR!
Landon Robinson
Jokes on you, religious people are the original nerds. They memorize their favorite lines from their favorite books and go to weekly conventions. You think Star Wars v Star Trek is bad? Take a look at Christianity v Islam v every other religion
Brody Cook
Pretty arrogant to think that our current conception of the universe specifically special relativity is correct.
Can't you just admit that we don't know for certain?
Eli Perry
At .1c that's 42 years. I'm not saying that's a realistic number, but it's a lot more achievable than 1c.
