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   XPost: alt.alien.visitors, alt.sci.physics.new-theories   
   From: noemailexists@example.com   
      
   In rec.arts.sf.science David Dalton  wrote:   
   > On Apr 3, 2019, Rayven Isadore Payne wrote   
   > (in article):   
   >   
   >> Generating gravitational fields necessary for warp drives is actually   
   >> fairly simple. That doesn't mean it's easy - it's not. There are   
   >> certain other "prerequisite" technolgies you must master first, and   
   >> they will open the door for you. It works essentially the same as an   
   >> electric dynamo.   
   >>   
      
   Really nice writeup. I wish I knew more on physics to comment on   
   what was written, but on the points mentioned I cannot.   
      
   I think my really big question is what happens to the people inside   
   a ship containing a warp drive? Would the gravity affect their   
   aging process? Presumably, the warp drive would be turned on and off   
   depending on the situation. If so, what would happen to the biology   
   of the crew? There would, I assume, be a dramatic gravitational   
   transition from the gravity inside the warp drive's field of   
   influence to the gravity of space, a planet, or what-have-you.   
      
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