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Claims it has anti gravity capability.
Anti-gravity would break all our physics. It would mean Relativity is wrong or at very least, extremely flawed.
Relativity predicts time dilatation in a gravity well, and we know this happens with atomic clocks. You can actually measure the difference of a gravity field between two SHELVES in a lab with an atomic clock.
No it doesn't. If mass is zero or near zero, look at what happens with the formula then.
So if an object can be rendered massless, then gravity and inertia would be nullified. Speed of light limitations will no longer apply.
Anti-gravity would break all our physics. It would mean Relativity is wrong or at very least, extremely flawed.
And what exactly is wrong with that? It means that it is falsifiable. That's a good thing.
Many observes believe that an arcane advanced physics exists, for the secret few, to hold it back from the teeming masses (as usual) and we are given the archaic and stagnant physics of Einstein and Newton as if they are the final inquiries. The masses are supposed to gnaw on these forever as flawed bones, while the elites, as usual, keep the good stuff for their own utilitarian, secretive academians.
So if an object can be rendered massless
It is fireball season, but I imagine quite a few represent the new space wars of strategic satellites being shot down.
Ceffer says
It is fireball season, but I imagine quite a few represent the new space wars of strategic satellites being shot down.
I saw one of these myself:
https://patrick.net/post/1328018/2019-10-20-patrick-saw-a-green-fireball-last-night
Trollhole says
So if an object can be rendered massless,
dis integrated?
I saw one of these myself:
Another ludicrous AI generated headline.
Printing press diplomas have consequences.
To be fair, it's pretty easy to make a car nearly impossible to steal at this point.
richwicks says
To be fair, it's pretty easy to make a car nearly impossible to steal at this point.
Oh, the French would love for you to teach them. When I was in France, car theft was commonplace despite having a separate specialized circuit board that had to be placed in a special socket for the car to start. Even Rolls Royce build a rolling code system that some high-tech thieves managed to circumvent.
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