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I have a feeling that same question was asked about manned flight,a trip to the moon, magnetic propulsion and numerous other things.
Now we have a reason to strive for light speed travel instead of letting it relegate to science fiction only. Dream big or stay home.i'm all for advancement of technology and deep space discovery. but this is like trying to compete in olympics vs usain bolt while being an infant that can't even crawl yet.
first we need to achieve light speed travel which in itself is generations if not centuries away.
then we need to be able to hibernate during space flight so we don't die of old age getting there. which i think will be easier to achieve then light speed travel.
that's just my opinion
i'm all for advancement of technology and deep space discovery. but this is like trying to compete in olympics vs usain bolt while being an infant that can't even crawl yet.
first we need to achieve light speed travel which in itself is generations if not centuries away.
then we need to be able to hibernate during space flight so we don't die of old age getting there. which i think will be easier to achieve then light speed travel.
that's just my opinion
I don't think it's so much the getting to that fast that'd be the deal breaker but stopping due to kinetic energy. Without going into the math the force it would take to stop would more than crush anything trying to stop. If memory serves the take off without being crushed has been "theoretically" solved but not the stopping. Those pesky dampening fields .
I miss wrote. It's not actually traveling faster than light but bending space/time. My apologies and you are correct about true light speed travel.
