Recent developments in space travel
There is a substance recently rediscovered, but known through out our history by the Babylonians, Egyptians and written about in the book of Exodus, Told to have the powers of levitation, transmutation and teleportation. It was said to produce brilliant light and deadly rays, while at the same time being a key to active physical longevity.
This substance is a form of gold and when manufactured correctly turns in to a powder form. On its rediscovery scientists found that it was a superconductor which when passing energy loses none of its own momentum, during tests at different temperatures it was able to become weightless with zero gravity, while at this stage it was not visible. What was being said was not simply that the substance could be moved out of perceptual vision, but that it was literally transported into an alternative parallel plane--a fifth dimension of space-time. The proof of this was ascertained by attempting to disturb and scoop the substance with spatulas while it was invisible, so that it would be positioned differently when it returned to a visible state. But this did not happen, and the substance returned to precisely the same position and shape as last seen. Nothing was moved or disturbed in the invisible interim, because it had not been there. In short, it was not invisible: it had actually altered its physical state and had transposed into another dimension.
In the field of quantum mechanics, scientists have recently confirmed that matter can indeed be in two places at once. It is now established that, through quantum entanglement, particles millions of light-years apart can be connected without physical contact. Space-time can now be manipulated, teleportation is becoming a reality, gravity-resistant material is heralded for air transport, and virtual science has led to a greater understanding of hyper-dimensional environments.
Scientists now believe that this could be the first steps into making the fiction of the warp drive into reality.
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