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Isn't there theoretical/mathematical evidence that warp drives work? The problem was just how to power it, as with all the really fun sci-fi things (like lightsabers, Deathstars, anti matter torpedoes). We have bad ways to generate power (fusion can solve this) and horrible ways to store power...

The problem is that we don't know why it works, so we can't really use it in a efficient way. And the fact that we so far haven't gotten it to work outside of Earths gravity or magnetic fields, which may imply that it is some outside force making it generate thrust rather than the engine...

No, but matter is equivalent to energy. They are not the same thing, but can be changed into each other.

1. You have fun when drinking (I assume) and time goes faster when you have fun. The beer takes time, it's just relative to your fun-level it seems to have vanished. 2. People have a worse sense of time going by when drunk, so it may have been longer, you just didn't notice it. 3. Is there a big...

They did measure neutrinos going FTL, but the equipment was faulty. And faulty equipment being the reason for the most main-stream any scientific discovery have been don't sell papers the same way "Einstein was wrong" headlines do. Dark energy is just the name of the force making the Universe...

I hope it's not just rambling. I tend to get lost in my own thought and wander around, while writing and might even miss to answer the question :p

I'll start with the second question because it's easier. If all or most of our understanding is based on flawed conclusion of observation's we will come to a point where our current models clash with what we see. At that point lots of new models will be proposed and tested to find the best one...

*Looks over at the Keg* Still full... As always... We never really get to the bottom, do we?

I just use MS-Paint, no one will notice on these small avatars :P

I feel like this is the start of a lot of Disney songs... I wanna be like you Strangers (Shitposters) like me Make a man (shitposter) out of you @Blind Owl

Learnt it about 5 years ago while discussing how to get a PPL with a pilot. Scary stuff now that I think of it. He might not know shit and still gets to fly fucking planes! @Blind Owl (Almost forgot)

Unfortunately there are almost no multiple choice tests in any course :( Otherwise it would be easy. If a choice has brackets (to further explain the choice) it's the correct one! If there is a comma, there is a high probability of that being correct. If you study a little bit, and use these...

That makes way to much sense to be in a shitpost thread. XD Give me a sec and I'll spread the word! Some people who work at my Uni have been known to consult the Nobel price-jury, so I'll make sure you get that price money next year! :)

Sauron is small fry. It's Melkor you need to watch out for! @Blind Owl

It's going.. ok. Special relativity is fun and Physics of the planets is intresting. Applied Quantum mechanics is killing me though. Such a cluster fuck of disruption calculations (don't know what the English term is) and orbitals and energy levels and *pukes* (EDIT: Found what it's called...

Did... did you just... try and pull Montoya into this thread? @Blind Owl

If I act stupid you can tell the plan over and over again, and it won't count as spam! :D @Blind Owl

Ok, I'm on board! How do we do this? @Blind Owl

What is your plan? @Blind Owl

Switch one of the gears to a light-blue snowflake! :)