Re: Actual Warp Drive Theory (was Re: Light may break its own speedlimit)

On Fri, Jul 21, 2000 at 11:16:54AM -0400, Jerry Han wrote:
> Now the problem is, what the heck is 'negative energy'?   (8-)

	What you use to accelerate matter with negative mass?

	Seriously, I had a physics prof who had his own theory
of subatomic physics. This model predicted particles with negative
mass. Not antimatter; this stuff just had a negative sign in front
of its mass value. A chunk of normal mass and a chunk of negative
mass would get you an almost reactionless drive...

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