[KevinDavis]

Never say never. Anything can be done.

[Rockitz]

The speed of sound was once a barrier too- no more!

[MHGinTN]

Does this portend that the gravity-caused curvature of spacetime must be canceled in order to travel above light speed?

[fish hawk]

I say we reach light speed first then try to go faster after that. Wake me up when we reach light speed. ZZZZzzzzzzzzzzz.

[snarks_when_bored]

Never say never. Anything can be done.

No one will ever prove that an angle can be trisected using only an unruled straightedge and a collapsible compass.

No one will ever prove that the square root of 2 is equal to a ratio of two integers.

And these classics are only the tip of the iceberg of things that no one will ever prove.

Sorry, Kevin, but "Anything can be done" is a false statement.

[Puckster]

So I says, if one can see, perchance, back through time via the Hubble telescope, the epicenter of the big bang, and if stronger resolution affords me the ability to see the other side of the epicenter of the big bang, do I see time from the beginning to the past?

Is then time travel capable to the future?

Just a barnacle on my hull through life.

[Maynerd]

ping

[steve86]

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[expatguy]

Never say never. Anything can be done.

How about saving Terri?