No, I’ve seen star trek but computers were well out by the time I was born. Lets put it this way, the earth spins around 1000 mph. We’ve beat that over four times with the X-15 (4,500 mph). A few years ago we tested the HVT-2 at 13,000 mph, but it failed twice. This was an unmanned vehicle. To reach FTL would be 182,000 mph+. So we are a long ways off from that.
As for human anatomy, I think this article sums up quickly some of the issues. This has to do mainly with the human tolerance of g-force.
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/star-wars-science-light-speed/
- So uh, I guess we could go Borg. ;)
- So uh, I guess we could go Borg. ;)
Ha Ha!
Horses to cars, propeller planes to jets, coal to nuclear
Can you really be so sure you can predict the future?