Das wäre ja ein Ding, wenn das stimmt!
Steve Jobs und seine Garage lässt grüssen
:)Mann entwickelt Warp-Antrieb in seiner Garage
In Omaha, der größten Stadt des US-Bundesstaates Nebraska, hat David Pares in seiner Garage den weltweit ersten energieschwachen Warp-Antrieb-Motor gebaut.
Der Warp-Antrieb schien zunächst lediglich eine Entwicklung zu sein, die nur in fiktiven Science-Fiction-Filmen wie »Star Trek« möglich ist. Wie sich aber zwischenzeitlich herausstellte, ist die Idee, den Raum zu krümmen, um damit schneller als mit Lichtgeschwindigkeit zu reisen, durchaus ernsthaft in Betracht zu ziehen.
Hier gehst weiter:
http://terra-mystica.jimdo.com/physik-chemie-technik/mann-entwickelt-warp-antrieb-in-seiner-garage/Working toward a warp drive: In his garage lab, Omahan aims to bend fabric of space
By Casey Logan / World-Herald staff writer | Updated 2 days ago
You might not believe any of this stuff. But suspend your disbelief for a moment and make space for something incredible.
Let’s start this past summer, when a NASA scientist named Harold “Sonny” White unveiled an artist’s rendering of a spacecraft capable of shooting across the galaxy.
The spacecraft was theoretical, but the research behind it was real. For years White has been exploring the possibilities of actual “Star Trek”-like travel. He even named his ship the IXS Enterprise.
There are obstacles, such as forms of energy that might not exist. That’s a problem.
For NASA, yes, but also for the world’s scientists and Trekkies and time-travel obsessives (not necessarily mutually exclusive groups) for whom “warp drive” technology — once the stuff of science fiction but now generally accepted as a mathematical possibility — hangs like the most delicious carrot on the most spectacular stick in the cosmos.
The dreamers are out there. They attend space conventions and frequent online discussions and brush aside pooh-poohing issues over “causality” and “exotic matter,” and believe these questions must have answers. You just have to know where to look — because maybe the key to unlocking this cosmic mystery will be found in a place nobody expects.
Like here in David Pares’ garage.
http://www.omaha.com/news/metro/working-toward-a-warp-drive-in-his-garage-lab-omahan/article_b6489acf-5622-5419-ac18-0c44474da9c9.html?mode=jqmhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JX0Nx6Dk8DE (Video: Space Warp Dynamics Indiegogo Video)