Do not use sexual language as a term of derision - it's not acceptable, especially when you use it to attack another poster.blazer1121 wrote:oooook then... That was just gay,,, not funny....
Negative, big cahoona!Besides, It's impossible to make the universe speed up! you can make things move faster or slower. But it's IMPOSSIBLE to make the universe move faster!!! Why does it seem that i'm the only person that see's this? YOU CAN NOT MAKE THE UNIVERSE SPEED UP!! IT IS IMPOSSIBLE SETA CAN ONLY SPEED YOUR SHIP UP!! BECAUSE IT IS HOOKED INTO THE SHIP!!!! SETA USESS AN ANOMILLY IN THE RELATION BETWEEN TIME AND SPACE WHICH ALLOWS YOUR SHIP TO GO FASTER!!! NOT THE UNIVERSE!!!!
All sources of gravity effect the perception and passing of time. If you were able to position yourself on the edge of the event horizon of a black hole, the massive gravity you would experience would cause time to accelerate from your perspective. It would essentially place you in stasis, and what seemed like 5minutes to you could seem like 500years to everything else.
SETA "simply" takes the relevant effect of gravity and applies it to your ship cockpit, and so places everything in the cockpit in a form of stasis. As such, what seems like 1minute to you is actually 10minutes to everything outside your ship. This effect is completely theoretically possible.
A practicle example is this: Two identically set digital clocks placed in a very tall tower. One at the top, one at the bottom. Leave them there for a significant time period, then collect both clocks and put them side-by-side. The clock that was at the top of the tower will display a later time than the one that was at the bottom, because of the difference in the passing of time caused by the Earth's gravity.
This effect is even more pronounced if you put one of those clocks on an aircraft and keep the other on the ground.
So, SETA doesn't speed anything up. It actually just slows down everything in the cockpit, and meets theoretical physics.