This DIA reference asks whether quantum entanglement could carry controllable messages across interplanetary distances. It separates demonstrated nonlocal correlations from usable communication, notes that cited experiments still required classical coincidence matching, and treats its faster-than-light, retrocausal, and Mars-rover schemes as conditional proposals awaiting decisive tests.
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The video presents an alternative interpretation of modern physics called substrate relativity. It argues that while Albert Einstein provided highly successful mathematical equations for special and general relativity, the common understanding of those equations as describing a relative spacetime without any underlying medium is a philosophical choice rather than an experimental necessity. The one way speed of light has never been directly measured, only the round trip average, so Einstein’s...

TLDR: Actually the aether was never debunked. Light and all other physical phenomena are waves or fields, and a field is a property that has to belong to something rather than nothing, so there must be a medium everywhere that carries them. The Michelson-Morley experiment only failed to detect an ether wind because Lorentz already explained the null result with length contraction caused by motion through the ether, years before Einstein. Physicists preferred Einstein’s version because it need...

August 13, 1943 letter from Albert Einstein to Lt. Stephen Brunauer at the Bureau of Ordnance referencing “the torpedo” helps prove the recovery of the 1933 Magenta, Italy UFO crash-retrieval

August 13, 1943 letter from Albert Einstein to Lt. Stephen Brunauer at the Bureau of Ordnance referencing “the torpedo” helps prove the recovery of the 1933 Magenta, Italy UFO crash-retrieval

🚨Fly across the Universe instantly!? It happens every day! But what would it be like? For nearly a hundred years, thanks to Einstein, we've known that the speed of light is a Universal speed limit. But why is this the case? And what if you COULD travel at the speed of light, or very close to it? What would it REALLY be like? #ufotwitter #uapX #interstellar #lightspeed #starship https://t.co/WILdHNPXBX

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