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Title: Slipstring Drive
Author : Andrew Bender
Release Date : January 15, 2006
Genre: Engineering,Books,Professional & Technical,
Pages : * pages
Size : 1629 KB

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Written for amateur physicists, SlipString
Drive takes you through the basics of
string and M-theories so that you can
embark on a "faster than light" voyage
without violating physics. By using gravity
waves to completely isolate volumes of
spacetime from the rest of the universe,
author Andrew L. Bender proposes a
method of travel-similar to going
through a wormhole-that could be
possible within fifty years. He also details
a unique engine design for producing the
gravity waves necessary to travel in such
a manner.

In SlipString Drive, Bender describes how
ships using this method of propulsion
would appear to those outside of the
ship's partially "gravitationally isolated"
region of space while maneuvering at
slow speeds. Bender also discusses
novel uses for such a vessel, such as
saving humanity from comets to
supernovae.

Bender also offers a "Membrane
Theory of Gravity." A modification of M-theory,
this new theory unifies all
forces, and predicts dark matter and
energy. It also theorizes how the
acceleration of our universe will change
over time, along with other predictions
that could prove modified M-theory
correct observationally-a feat no other
cosmologist has yet achieved. Finally,
Bender hypothesizes how the universe
will end, and how our descendants could
survive that fateful occurrence.

"Bender embarks with all the eagernessif not the ringing clarityof Brian Greene...

-A fertile physics funhouse for the highly curious and motivated lay reader." -Kirkus Discoveries

"Thoughtful, infectious, and mind-expanding ... a highly readable book which offers both a

theoretical refinement of M-theory and an important practical application with dramatic

implications for the future of intelligent life in the universe." -Theodore C. Nason, Ph.D., Physics