>>11243123>Moving with FTL is literally moving at fast speedsWarp drives
Wormholes
Folding space time
Quantum entanglement transport
There are plenty of hypothetical FTL methods that don't require relativistic speeds
>just look at the mass of galaxies in comparison to their rotational speedWe don't have one shred of proof that dark matter is causing that issue. It's far more likely that we don't have a total understanding of gravity, which is currently best explained by relativity. Hence, the rotational speed of galaxies is a likely indicator that relativity isn't a perfect theory
>unless this understanding changes completely, it will be deemed impossible to travel FTL"Our" understanding changes almost literally every day. Little by little. You have to be very conceited to believe that Humanity has discovered all there is to know about physics or the Universe.
I want to be very clear, i'm not saying the FTL travel is or is not possible. But I am saying that until there is hard evidence, you can't make a definitive statement that FTL is impossible.
