Why theano UFOs

Fairy dust my ass; we already know magnetic feilds and gravity feilds exist and can be manipulated.

New physics? Not at all-everything I discussed is currently in the realm of existing research with supercolliders.

NOT any form of communitcation? LOL-what part of binary systems did you miss when our current computing technology was explained to you. 101110111011100.... positive negative-easily transferable to a one and a zero-without any fairydust leap of imagination. Surely you are not able to miss the communication potential here?

YES. get a grip-if we use sublight technology sure, we'll settle the galaxy-in a 500,000 years. There is absolutely no insurmountable technological obstacle to damn near anything should enough thought and effort be applied. Fairy dust-show me ONE new physicis concept I introduced in my premise-not a one, everything I discussed is soundly in the realm of professional physicists discussions and research.

To: spacesettlers@yahoogroups.comFrom: joe@...: Sun, 18 May 2008 10:04:55 -0600Subject: Re: [spacesettlers] Re: : Why there are no UFOs

On May 18, 2008, at 8:14 AM, Don DAnthony wrote:> I covered my take on a lot of this is my book:>> http://pandoranage.mystarship.com/index.html>> The limmits of light speed IMO will be nixed once we are able to > impose a bubble of 3 dimensional space outside normal space.In addition, if we can find an efficient method of harvesting fairy dust, we can use that to both power our ships and make them invisible. :)However, it's important to note that the galaxy can also be settled quite nicely without any magic or new physics at all.> Now, suppose we separate the two electrons by a long distance, then > measure the spin of electron 1... It seems that this type of faster- > than-light "communication" is permitted by relativity since it > cannot lead to causality violations.That's because it is not any form of communication at all. It doesn't communicate anything, and can't be used to do so.> Sooooo.......one could be "In the bot" cruising the Orion nebula or > exploring the sands and waterfalls of some world orbiting in the > Pliedades while sitting safely in you den. Or a corporate laboratory.No.Best,- Joe