Exploring the limits of spacetime "There have been many people (some of them quite well known), that have `proved' by `calculation' that interstellar flight is `impossible.' Actually, in each case, all they `proved' was that with the initial `obvious' assumptions that they forced on the problem, that the problem was made so difficult that they were unwilling to consider it further." -Dr. Robert L. Forward, 1986 | Multimedia | Blog | About Author | Note About Page | External Links | This homeapge contains information regarding "warp drive" science in the form of HTML Links and Downloadable Files, the local HTML content is found within the silver boxes below and downloadable are found in the descriptive tables found below the silver boxes.  Over time pages with errors, spelling, grammatical, or mathemtaical will be removed an replaced.  The goal is to have docments in document form so they are easier to edit and to use strand web for linking and or interactive purposes only. i. Local HTML Pages Basics Warp Drive Chapters General Realtivity      I.       Tensors [u] (removed)       II.       Curves and Warps      III.      Schwarzchild Geometry       IV.      Gravito-Magnetism      V.      Wormholes       VI.       Exotic Energy       VII.       Dark Matter       VIII.       Dark Energy Quantum Theory String Theory Related Documents         Overview      I.     Warp Theory Basics      II.     Warp Drive Principles      III.     Warp Theory Cons      IV.      Superluminal Travel and Horizon Limits      V.      Superconductors, Antigravity, & Hyperdrives Special Highlights Related Documents Reviews Speculations Theory Experiment Related Documents         Properties      I.     Warp Drive Origins      II.     Warp Drive Phase II      III.     Warp Drive in Kerr spacetime      IV.       Exotic Energy and Broken Symmetries Future Related Documents View My Guestbook Sign My Guestbook I. Basic Documents File Brief Meta Data 1 Warp Drive: Theory and Limitations [pdf] (107 kb) Technical description of the Warp Drive and some of its problems. | pp 7 | ver 1 | author EH | 12/03/2001 2 Warp Drive: Where We Are [pdf] (91 kb) A novice paper on the science of warp drive and the limitations of faster than light conditions. | pp 12 | ver 1 | author EH | 10/12/2002 3 Black Holes [doc] (232 kb) A novice level introduction to the history of Black Holes. | pp 5 | ver 1 | author EH | 14/04/2011 II. Chapter Documents File Brief Meta Data 1 Advanced Theoretical Propulsion Group Letters [zip] size (548 kb) A Collection of four pdf files in the format of a newsletter discussing aspects of propellentless propulsion systems.  These files are quite dated (2001-2002) and old and place here only for archival purposes.  | doc 4 | ver 1 | author EH | 12/03/2002 III. Review Documents File Brief Meta Data 1 Hyperbolic Geometrodynamic Warp Drives & Beyond [pdf] size (742 kb) An outdated rough technical introduction to the warp drive in dire need of revision originally designed as a "course" for discussions into the emerging science. | pp 142 | ver 1 | author PH and EH | 23/06/2003 2 Did an A-36 Beechcraft Bonanza Aircraft encounter a Thunderstorm Analog Warp Drive? [pdf] (1.17 mb) A review of reported "teleport" phenomena by an aircraft in an intense storm following an earlier analysis conducted by David Pares. | pp 20 | ver 1 | author EH | 04/07/2011 IV. Speculation Documents Empty V. Multimedia Files File Description 1 [avi] (489 kb) Animated warp drive spacetime distortion 2 [avi] (714 kb) Double shell warp drive reducing to Alcubierre spacetime 3  [mcd] (32 kb) Simplified mathematical principles behind Alcuiberre spacetime 4 [avi] (94 kb) Animation of starlight as seen in front of ship 5 [swf] (129 kb) Sci-fi like animation of realted sciences for amusement 6 [external link] Animated optical deflections caused by a warp drive (source)   Back to Front Page ©2011: Edward Halerewicz, Jr. Last revised: 1 September, 2011