ginjawarrior
Well-Known Member
it has NO difference in how you (the observer traveling) perceive timeif you are constantly traveling at a speed that is much higher than normal averages (I.E. airline pilot/atendees, race car drivers, f-16 pilots, etc..) do you think this would have a profound effect on our perception of time? would time on the grand standing still appear to travel much slower? is space/time relevant on Earth, within its atmosphere? or is this measurement only a very large rough measurement of extremely vast distances such as light years.
I am awoken to the thought of the connection in space/time without consideration of earth's atmosphere, however to function within our atmosphere we need to understand these principles moreso, to understand how to travel on the surface of space/time like ball lightning running across the ground. If no resistance/drag/friction, or little to none, it should take very little power to achieve this, but the power required to leave our atmosphere and still be nimble enough to effortless slide around the universe. Is life controlled sonically? or via gravity? Most meteor's are the blame for a large percentage of iron and magnetic metals that we are still mining for.
if you could immediately jump to light speed until when you reached your destination it would seem as if you were transported there ala star trek or star gate