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PHYSICIST REVEALS WARP DRIVE THAT COULD BREAK LIGHT SPEED Physicist Miguel Alcubierre proposed a faster-than-light engine by bending space itself. Instead of pushing a ship, the Alcubierre Drive compresses space ahead and expands it behind. The craft doesn’t move faster than light, space around it does. Like surfing a... show more

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