Breaking the Light Speed Barrier by David Sereda

Diane Cooper ^ | David Sereda

[Las Vegas Dave]

Sereda has personally planted over a million trees

Let's look at the numbers, say he plants a million trees at the rate of one tree per day;

1,000,000 trees @ 1/day divided by 365 days per year = 2739.726 years (without factoring the unknown amount of over 1,000,000 trees).

Lets say he has plants a million trees @ 100/day = 10,000 days divided by 365 days per year = 27.39726 years.

Now that's more like it ! < /humor >

[DBrow]

This looks like the work of the ELDRS!

Now that ELDRS have found us, we are domed!

[Gumlegs]

From the article: Literally they are massive things. If they became visible down on Earth, they'd block out the entire sky. But if they are only detectable in the infrared or ultraviolet ranges, than no one on Earth would even know they were there.

Diane: Which would explain why no one sees them.

Umm ... but a solid object, regardless of its color, would block sunlight. So if it blocked "the entire sky," wouldn't someone, say directly below the ship, notice a drop in the amount of sunlight. Just a thought.

Perhaps Sereda read Ambrose Bierce's "The Damned Thing." Beierce's story is better written, though, and not at all tedious.

[Bon mots]

ten years ago — back in 1989

WOW!
He really did it!
He broke the light barrier. His watch shows 1999!

[Bon mots]

So, do you know how to tell the difference between an oscilloscope and a proctoscope?
Easy.
The taste! :-)
Highlight above this line with your cursor for the answer.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

I believe in UFOs, but I'm not about to attempt to explain how they do the extraordinary things they do. Anything attempting to explain this sort of stuff should be proceeded by the following disclaimer:

SHEER SPECULATION

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

proceeded = preceded d-oh!

[Bon mots]

No argument there. I miss hearing good music on the radio.

You need to get an older radio. ;-)

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Because he personally witnessed one hovering in the sky for 20 minuets in Berkeley in 1968.

Hmm, Berkeley, '68. Come to think of it, could that one have been a mass hallucination due to a shared batch of acid?

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

LOL!

[TruthFactor]

How do alien spacecraft get into our Solar System from those galaxies far, far away?

I agree. Everything you need to know about this article says it right there. These people are truly "out there!".

[wagglebee]

I didn't even see the point in reading any further.

[Bon mots]

Here's his video:

Dan Akroyd emcees it.

[SunkenCiv]

Will Spacecraft ever Go Faster than the speed of Light?
Various - See Text | 16 FEB 2003 | Various
Posted on 02/16/2003 5:16:44 PM EST by vannrox
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/844807/posts

Will the speed of light always be a barrier?
Air and Space Magaine. Vol # 1 March 1978 | March 1978
Editorial Staff w/ Melvin B. Zistein
Posted on 06/12/2005 6:00:55 PM PDT by vannrox
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1421630/posts

Rethinking Relativity
The American Spectator | April 1999 | Tom Bethel
Posted on 11/20/2003 1:35:49 PM EST by Hermann the Cherusker
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/1025790/posts

Light Exceeds Its Own Speed Limit, or Does It?
Published: May 30, 2000 Author: JAMES GLANZ
Posted on 05/30/2000 09:13:11 PDT by H.R. Gross
http://www.FreeRepublic.com/forum/a3933e89738c3.htm

Faster Than the Speed of Light: E = mc2, Except When It Doesn't
NY Times | 2/09/03 | George Johnson
Posted on 02/28/2003 8:57:55 AM EST by Boot Hill
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/853725/posts

Speed of light slowing down?
WorldNetDaily | 7/31/04 | Chris Bennett
Posted on 08/01/2004 3:25:39 PM EDT by wagglebee
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/fr/1182979/posts

Gravitational anomalies: An invisible hand?
From The Economist print edition | Aug 19th 2004
Posted on 08/21/2004 4:31:57 AM EDT by ScuzzyTerminator
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1196132/posts

Pioneer [gravitational] anomaly put to the test
Physics World | September 2004 | Slava Turyshev and John Anderson
Posted on 09/27/2004 2:38:32 PM EDT by PatrickHenry
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1228396/posts
31 posted on 09/27/2004 3:58:20 PM EDT by tortoise
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1228396/posts?page=31#31

[Tom Bombadil]

You need to get an older radio. ;-)

Thanks for the chuckle.

My radio keeps spitting out the same 40 songs from the past. It's stuck and no amount of pounding seems to break it loose.

Maybe it's just something to do with central Maine.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

I don't know about contact on an individual basis, but Jimmy Carter has said he has seen a UFO, and astronaut Gordon Cooper has actually stated in the Disclosure Project that he saw a UFO land at the end of the runway at Edwards Air Force Base when he was a pilot training to be an astronaut.

It makes sense it would land where it took off from. The US has built hundreds of UFO's.

[r9etb]

The head of NASA at the time was Gene Fletcher...

James Fletcher. But why let minor and easily verifiable facts get in the way of a good story?

[brain bleeds red]

Forget about whether or not I'm a troll or whatever. Just watch the videos captured on NASA's ultraviolet cameras. Especially the tether video. Then decide for yourself what those object are and why they look identical to the Dropa stones found in China. You can find the tether video by searching on Google.

[RightWhale]

Contrary to popular conception, the Theory of Relativity does not preclude travelling faster than the speed of light. The ToR did introduce many possibilities though, such as making the problem geometrical, mathematics rather than physics, and thereby letting the math of solid state mechanics be applied to Maxwell's equations. Most curious. Doesn't mean there are flying saucers.

[BJClinton]

Initially I got involved in UFOs because I saw one in Berkeley, California, in 1968...I had some interesting dreams after that — dreams of one set of colored lights spinning one way and another set of colored lights spinning the other way on the same axis

Berkely, 1968, spinning colored lights. He ain't the only one.