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Oregon Elephant · 10-15-2007, 03:02 PM

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Dont they use tachyons in star trek?

yep, and in all most all space video games, so they must be true. The gaming industry wouldn't lie to us...

Zero · 10-15-2007, 03:09 PM

alot of people think Gene Roddenberry Got information from star trek from the cult he was involved in. The Council Of Nine thats one site i found on them, basically they worship 9 aliens on a spacecraft orbiting earth, the nine claim responisbility for our creation and say theyve been here for about 33,000 years, theres other sects in the cult who worship the ships computer, they believe its the brains behind everythings. The Nines influence over Roddenberry's work were shown by "Deep Space Nine" ,"Seven Of Nine", and he also slipped the cults founders name and a few other key members into plotlines and characters

USViking · 10-15-2007, 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Oregon Elephant

There is another sign of hope in regarding faster than light travel. There have been a few tests (as in more than one) where stray unknown particals have been found popping in and out of the testing area, scientists don't know what these thingies are, but the only explination that they can come up with, is that these particals must be going faster than light!

Tachyons

Tachyons

tachyons and takionics

These are completely hypothetical currently. It is the kind of stuff that gives partical physicists wet dreams. But we know that they must exsist because without them you couldn't shoot through the hull of the SMS Midway in Wingcommader Prophacy.

Tachyons, if they exist, are able to travel faster
than light because they are massless.

Unless Relativity is overturned we are never going
to be able to use them or anything else to propel
ourselves at speeds exceeding that of light.

For other possible superluminal phenomena google
"Bell's Inequality". Experimental results pertaining
to this theorem seem to indicate that separated
correlated particles may somehow communicate
with each other instantaneously. The most recent
experiments also indicate that existence or some
aspects of existence are perception-based, i.e.
the moon does not exist unless at least one mouse
(or other entity) is looking at it.

Alas, it is still thought that not even information
can in principle be imparted to humans at speeds
faster than light. We are stuck forever at some
percentage x of c where x < 1. So are all those
Martians, ETs and LGM.

Oregon Elephant · 10-15-2007, 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Zero

alot of people think Gene Roddenberry Got information from star trek from the cult he was involved in. The Council Of Nine thats one site i found on them, basically they worship 9 aliens on a spacecraft orbiting earth, the nine claim responisbility for our creation and say theyve been here for about 33,000 years, theres other sects in the cult who worship the ships computer, they believe its the brains behind everythings. The Nines influence over Roddenberry's work were shown by "Deep Space Nine" ,"Seven Of Nine", and he also slipped the cults founders name and a few other key members into plotlines and characters

I'm interested into how they believe this. What info do they have that makes them believe that there are nine of them and not 12 or 44 or 2?

Zero · 10-15-2007, 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Oregon Elephant

I'm interested into how they believe this. What info do they have that makes them believe that there are nine of them and not 12 or 44 or 2?

they supposdely have mediums that the nine communicate through, the sect that worships the computer have a medium they believe tthe computer talks through

Zero · 10-15-2007, 03:21 PM

they also hint they are the nine ancient gods of egypt, and the council of nine of greek mythology

Viv · 10-16-2007, 08:22 AM

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alot of people think Gene Roddenberry Got information from star trek from the cult he was involved in. The Council Of Nine thats one site i found on them, basically they worship 9 aliens on a spacecraft orbiting earth, the nine claim responisbility for our creation and say theyve been here for about 33,000 years, theres other sects in the cult who worship the ships computer, they believe its the brains behind everythings. The Nines influence over Roddenberry's work were shown by "Deep Space Nine" ,"Seven Of Nine", and he also slipped the cults founders name and a few other key members into plotlines and characters

You're totally making that up.

Oregon Elephant · 10-16-2007, 11:09 AM

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You're totally making that up.

I'm pretty sure he's not. I've heard about the exsistance on the council of nine, but I've never heard anything about them.

Viv · 10-16-2007, 12:05 PM

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I'm pretty sure he's not. I've heard about the exsistance on the council of nine, but I've never heard anything about them.

Yes, I clicked the link. As soon as I read Uri Geller is involved, I'm a non-believer.

Oregon Elephant · 10-16-2007, 12:30 PM

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Yes, I clicked the link. As soon as I read Uri Geller is involved, I'm a non-believer.

Well, yes, but there are some who believe out there. I believe that the "hundreds of thousands" of believers that they claim to have is highly exaggerated to give them more credit as a religion.