Inter Stellar Travel

A new look at the CERN experiment, which had supposedly recorded a sub atomic particle travelling faster than the speed of light, reports that there may have been instrument problems, meaning that the experiment results may be inaccurate.

This, to me, seems a little strange as I am sure that the instruments would have been thoroughly tested before the announcement was made. Is somebody trying to deflect us from thinking of new technology that may be underway?

Anyway, if this new report is correct then, once again our endless pursuit for interstellar travel has faced another road block, or has it?

A torsion field is something that is produced by an object spinning at incredible speeds. At these speeds the object has an effect on the air around it; this effect can even affect gravity. The “effect” on surroundings is supposedly to take place at speeds greater than that of the speed of light.

One producer of a torsion fields are asteroids. It is thought that some asteroids may be spinning at such speeds that they create a torsion field around them. Some scientists are trying to determine what the effects would be on our planet, if one of these asteroids were to pass Earth close enough for us to feel the effects of its torsion field, with the related changes in gravity.

A colleague of Einstein first coined the phrase “Torsion Field” and made reports on its effect on the space/time fabrics. His work though was vastly overshadowed by Einstein’s theories at that time.

Russian scientists though, have studied torsion physics and have started to refer to it as the fifth element.

In other areas of science, scientists have been able to make an object appear in two places at the same time. True, it was only a sliver and only appeared the width of an atoms nucleus apart but their next experiment will be more impressive when they try to make a glass jar be in two places at the same time.

Their theory is that if they can do this in a laboratory, then there is no reason that it cannot be done outside and they claim that if successful, there is no reason why these objects could not appear light years apart. The effect on one object would have the equal effect on the twin. This indeed is reminiscent of Star Trek and its transporter.

So what of interstellar travel?

Is it possible that interstellar travel will not take place in space craft but in a technology that somehow combines this “twinning” and torsion fields?

It is starting to become clear that even if the speed of light cannot be achieved, an “effect” to surrounding particles can take place instantly and this then could be the secret that will enable us to visit the stars.

In layman’s terms and to a lesser degree, it could perhaps be compared to a Tsunami. It is not the water that actually moves; it is the energy being transferred through the water that makes the huge wave.