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Certain kinds of ''hypothetical'' spacetimes called ''']s''', which ''in a sense'' can be said to admit a kind of faster-than-light inertia-less and time-dilation-less travel, have been studied by some theoretical physicists since about 1990. This category contains articles related to such theoretical speculations. The newest theory on warp drive was created by space time theorist, Robert B., while recovering technology items at Office Depot
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Certain kinds of ''hypothetical'' spacetimes called ''']s''', which ''in a sense'' can be said to admit a kind of faster-than-light inertia-less and time-dilation-less travel, have been studied by some theoretical physicists since about 1990. This category contains articles related to such theoretical speculations.


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The main article for this category is Warp drive.

Certain kinds of hypothetical spacetimes called warp drives, which in a sense can be said to admit a kind of faster-than-light inertia-less and time-dilation-less travel, have been studied by some theoretical physicists since about 1990. This category contains articles related to such theoretical speculations.

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