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Save_Dragon
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« on: June 22, 2011, 07:11:07 AM »

I've always winded something... i'm been doing a LOT of research on it! (i have at LEAST 10notebooks with nothing but this! I'v always been a fan of parolell universes but there is a few theory i have come up with!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1) Going so out and far into Outer space you break through a zone and enter a new universe

2) A Vortex, No Stupid "black holes" i did reports on them black holes destroy everything in there path! but by a vortex in space there rare but there simmilar to black holes made FROM black holes
worm holes! a split black hole with teleportation! i could be wrong but her Cheesy

3) Going over the speed of light! it might not sound possible but yes it is! if there was a speed so fast NOT teleport but a speed SO fast it could open a portal to a new world! But i learned you cant use any metal! Only a material like WOOD could make it through! the material is to strong to get through a MAN made vortex

I could be wrong but i would like some tips...
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Maxtrong
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« Reply #1 on: June 22, 2011, 07:52:29 PM »

Your theories seem to be theories not backed by knowledge or any scientific data.
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Liz
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« Reply #2 on: June 23, 2011, 04:52:47 AM »

1) Can't do it. sorry. The edge is too far away and it folds back on itself. You are stuck here with the rest of us.
2) A vortex is a spiral motion of fluid in a contained area. This can happen around ANY gravity field at all.
Black holes, as you say, rip stuff up, but vortexes don't appear out of nowhere. The whole galaxy is vortex if you think about it.
You COULD use a black hole to travel through time.. could do that. not sure what you mean by the rest of it. Worm holes are pure theory.
3) NOOOOOOOO. Thou shalt not go faster than light. But it's okay, because you don;t have to. Light speed will do just fine for getting to any known place in the universe instantly according to the traveler.
According to a photon, time does not exist, they simply blip about. This stuff about metal and wood is pure malarkey. Realistically if we are going to build vast star ships, we will be making them out of ice. Realistically being a relative term Smiley
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« Reply #3 on: June 23, 2011, 05:13:16 AM »

Agreed-- you could be wrong. However it would help enormously if you revised your language course.
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« Reply #4 on: June 23, 2011, 05:20:23 AM »

1) There is probably a huge zone with empty space and then YES, there are probably other universes. We know of one, so there are probably more like ours. People used to think you could sail off the edge of the ocean. Now we know there is no "edge" of the earth because our technology advanced. We know the earth is round! We are not yet advanced enough to know exactly what is outside our universe. Personally, I am a fan of the multi-verse theory...There are probably many other universes. It could go on into infinity. This is a hard concept for some human minds to grasp. Space and universes could be endless!

2) A vortex? Sure, why not? We already have theories that a black hole can bend time and gravity around it. A HUGE vortex made of many black holes would probably be a BAD thing though. It might not teleport you, it would just destroy you, your ship, your planet, your galaxy, your space station and whatever else was in its path. In order to be transported anywhere you would have to be in one piece. If a vortex does exist, you would most likely be screwed....not teleported!

3) Going over the speed of light. Again maybe we don't think this is possible now but one day it might be. Obviously life came to this planet somehow. If we have life here it probably exists in other places. If nothing can travel faster than light how did life get to all these places? Maybe if people keep an open mind and learn we can figure this out. If it is possible, I hope I am around to see it! Maybe there are portals to other worlds. If we never question this we will never find out!

We don't know everything about our universe. We are a long way from finding out. The first step to discovery is being able to imagine the impossible. Only then can we find a way to make things possible. Every time we think we know the size of the universe, we find out it is bigger than we thought! If you can imagine infinity that is probably how big it is. You may be wrong or you may be right but no person can prove or disprove what you are saying because nobody knows 100% how the universe works. We learn more every day. I hope this is the answer you were looking for! Best of luck!
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« Reply #5 on: June 23, 2011, 05:32:25 AM »

Ideas like this are great but to get anyone to listen to them other than on YA you need to back them up with math and evidence. Or write Science Fiction.
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« Reply #6 on: June 23, 2011, 05:45:54 AM »

If you want to continue on the track you are on, I recommend reading as much science fiction as you can get your hands on.  You will find dozens, hundreds, thousands of ideas about how to get across the galaxy real fast, or how to get in close to study black and white holes, and how worm-holes are formed.

Keep in mind though, that you should fill in another 10 notebooks with ideas for characters, conflicts, comedy, and drama--people will generally overlook bad science so long as the story is good enough.  Some of the best stories are nonfiction, so if you can take a real story and dress it up with wormholes, black holes, and vortexes and supernovas, that's awesome.
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« Reply #7 on: June 23, 2011, 05:53:44 AM »

you cant go faster than speed of light. as you approach it certain factors such as time changes. if you went close to the speed of light for long enough, youd go forward in time.

wormholes are possible but youd need matter with properties of antigravity and alot of energy. maybe if we ever became a large enough civilization to harness entire planets and build giant machines the size of stars than yes its possible.
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