NASA's New Design for a Warp Drive Ship

[mp7964]

he's deaf

I've been around quite long enough to know that, sub.

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[TristanLuigi]

he's deaf

I still don't feel like this is an excuse to have bad grammar. I don't know what it's like to be deaf, but you can still learn English from reading.

[lolz??]

if it's deaf from birth i doubt he would be able to fully understand english

[Menen]

if it's deaf from birth i doubt he would be able to fully understand english

Deaf people still learn written English.

[SeventhSandwich]

This kind of stuff is just sciency-sounding rubbish written only so that the author gets some press time. Real science doesn't design technology mainly built out of exotic matter that probably doesn't actually exist. If anything, science designs technology using stuff that has been coincidentally (and probably accidentally) appropriated for something useful.

[Tokthree]

Deaf people still learn written English.

But then the question becomes whether or not the human mind is actually capable of learning proper sentence structure purely from written language.

[Furling²]

What about Light Waves?
Light Wave and Anti Light Wave would be work on the engine?
Infinity invisible Light engry in the space.

[Kohoutek]

will this use the alcubierre drive thing?

[AutoBahn]

itt: doom mantis proves he has no knowledge of spacetravel whatsoever

[Oasis]

But then the question becomes whether or not the human mind is actually capable of learning proper sentence structure purely from written language.

Yeah, its kinda what grammar is all about.

Anyways, since this seems to be the thread interested in space right now, be more excited about stuff like this for the time being:
http://sploid.gizmodo.com/this-is-the-secret-of-spacexs-falcon-9-reusable-rocket-1593483305/+jesusdiaz

[Mysteroo]

I can almost believed that warp drive sorta technology could be vaugely possible, but it's nowhere near our lifetimes, lol