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   From: jtem01@gmail.com   
      
   On 7/31/25 4:45 PM, jojo wrote:   
      
   > some say that fuel such as anti-matter can be used to move at a   
   > significant percent of c.   
   >   
   > i am hoping that we can figure out how to move space instead of move   
   > through space with new physics.   
      
   One massive problem here is that science explains nature, figures   
   out how it works. Technology is the application of what science   
   learned about nature.   
      
   If and I do mean IF it is possible to move space itself, shouldn't   
   that be occurring in nature?   
      
   I've argued the same about time travel.   
      
   if physics allows for time travel, and it does, should we not be   
   searching for examples of naturally occurring "Time Machines,"   
   such as worm holes?   
      
   Should we not be searching for materials -- even if just rocks   
   -- that have traveled through time?   
      
   Again, science explains nature. Science is just figuring out   
   how nature works. So in what is effectively an infinitely large   
   universe, if [blah-blah] conditions will honestly allow for things   
   like time travel, or the movement of space itself, should we be   
   able to work out what those conditions would be & search for them?   
      
   Or search for their results?   
      
      
      
      
      
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