A light speed question...
When a spaceship travels in light speed, there is no danger of collision...As soon as the spaceship goes to normal speed it finds itself in an asteroid field and collision is imminent...
Your thoughts... |
Re: A light speed question...
Why is there no danger of collision at light speed?
Light particles/waves are constantly colliding with objects - it's how a mirror works. |
Re: A light speed question...
Originally Posted by Confucius
(Post 8444449)
When a spaceship travels in light speed, there is no danger of collision...As soon as the spaceship goes to normal speed it finds itself in an asteroid field and collision is imminent...
Your thoughts... |
Re: A light speed question...
Originally Posted by Confucius
(Post 8444449)
When a spaceship travels in light speed, there is no danger of collision...As soon as the spaceship goes to normal speed it finds itself in an asteroid field and collision is imminent...
Your thoughts... |
Re: A light speed question...
Originally Posted by Bonny Boy
(Post 8444498)
Why is there no danger of collision at light speed?
Light particles/waves are constantly colliding with objects - it's how a mirror works. |
Re: A light speed question...
Originally Posted by Jeeper
(Post 8444500)
What if the normal speed of the spaceship is lightspeed?
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Re: A light speed question...
Originally Posted by littlejimmy
(Post 8444501)
Someone's been watching The Empire Strikes Back.
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Re: A light speed question...
Originally Posted by Confucius
(Post 8444503)
Still, doesn't make sense...
A spaceship would disintegrate if it hit a large enough object at speed, including light speed. |
Re: A light speed question...
Originally Posted by Confucius
(Post 8444508)
No...A New Hope...Hopefully Empire will be on after this...
That's no moon.... I've got a bad feeling about this... |
Re: A light speed question...
Originally Posted by Bonny Boy
(Post 8444511)
Well light obviously travels at the speed of light, and manages to collide with objects - it can't pass through them.
A spaceship would disintegrate if it hit a large enough object at speed, including light speed. |
Re: A light speed question...
Originally Posted by littlejimmy
(Post 8444512)
Those aren't asteroids, it's the remains of Alderaan.
That's no moon.... I've got a bad feeling about this... |
Re: A light speed question...
Anyway, a theoretical way to travel across space faster than light is to bend space and time with a gravity drive, bringing two points closer together...or maybe use wormholes with a Stargate at each end...or travel in a different dimension/universe altogether.
You also felt the tremor in the Force??? |
Re: A light speed question...
Originally Posted by littlejimmy
(Post 8444523)
Anyway, a theoretical way to travel across space faster than light is to bend space and time with a gravity drive, bringing two points closer together...or maybe use wormholes with a Stargate at each end...or travel in a different dimension/universe altogether.
Yes, as if a million voices cried out and were suddenly silenced... |
Re: A light speed question...
Originally Posted by Confucius
(Post 8444515)
Exactly...So how come in light speed the Millenium Falcon is not in danger, but as soon as it is in normal speed it starts dodging asteriods in the field...
They don't always stick with the facts you know. |
Re: A light speed question...
Originally Posted by Bonny Boy
(Post 8444537)
I presume this is a film?
They don't always stick with the facts you know. Hot damn... |
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