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[DrBubb]

The Iranian Einstein?
By Tim Ventura |  03/6/2006 |

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Cracking the science of "traversable wormholes" ?

He’s been called "The Next Einstein", and with good reason – Mohammad Mansouryar’s vision of the future of space-travel extends General Relativity to encompass traversable wormholes as the basis for a true warp-drive technology. His research highlights the international impact of emerging concepts in breakthrough propulsion physics, and he joins us to talk about mankind’s moral-imperative in the stars...

"When I chose my project, I wanted one that was described within a real model of physics accepted by the scientific community. I decided to focus on the most challenging ideas in science and I fell in love the concept of wormholes. I felt the idea of traversable wormholes is so elegant that we can't ignore the challenge of making it real. So I searched the findings of recognized experts to find a practical way to achieve this.

If you’re attempting to develop a technology comparable to UFOs and similar topics, your first goal should be nothing short of reducing the path of travel in space. It doesn't matter how you do it, by inter-dimensional traversing or space-warps, but notice that both solutions focus not on increasing the velocity but circumventing the usual path of travel. As evidence, cited in many websites, consider only the distant separation of our solar-system to the next nearest star – how can merely building a faster rocket make any real impact in traveling such vast distances? FTL travel is the only real answer…" - Mohammad Mansouryar


...MORE: http://www.americana...ranian-Einstein

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(Here's a note from MM, who posts here himself sometimes):

The aim of this post is providing the possibility of introducing it to more numbers of people which I believe that's in favor of improving the science and a service to the mankind. However, your personal opinion on my work is important to me too.I guess you might be able and/or interested to help me at least via making a link of the above address within your page(s) or presenting it to more media. So, please give a clear answer to my request.

Best Regards
M. Mansouryar
http://www.mansouryar.com/

P.S.: A simplified description of my work is viewable on:

http://www.centauri-dreams.org/?p=561

http://www.americana...ranian-Einstein?

http://extremetechno...-spacewarp.html

http://www.stardrive....com/links.html

April 15, 2006 @ 17:59

[DrBubb]

(a google search has revealed a second Iranian Einstein- this one is a woman):

Iranian lady solves Einstein mystery

Wednesday, December 14, 2005 - ©2005 IranMania.com

LONDON, December 14 (IranMania) - -A young Iranian lady researcher from Shiraz, Bahareh Kamali-Sarvestani, has successfully in solving the mystery of Albert Einstein?s atomic modules after half a century.

According to the US-based Daily News, upon learning of Kamali-Sarvestani?s feat, the head of an American research center, Rosita Jason, involved in related researches, hailed the 25-year-old Iranian lady ?as the birth of another Einstein?.

Jason said the creation of atomic modules could be considered the biggest revolution of the 21st century and described the innovation by Kamali-Sarvestani as the work of a genius.

Prior to this discovery, Kamali-Sarvestani had designed and created a blood clotting material for hemophiliacs.

Albert Einstein believed that with the use of nuclear energy, vehicles could be designed to fly 30 meters above the ground.


@: http://www.iranmania...=CurrentAffairs

[No6]

DrBubb, you are not trying to start a conspiracy theory are you?  You just might have disclosed the real reason why the US is planning, in the opinion of some, to attack Iran.

[DrBubb]

right.
to take out the new Einstein.  maybe.
But chances are, he may move to the west for a better job

[mansouryar]

DrBubb,

Thanks for the topic. As you've seen, I deeply and seriously need to find an investor; then no matter where I'd move Afghanistan or America  
In that condition, all would see I'd make the first practical spacewarp by my hands  
Anyway, can you introduce me a proper investor?

Cheers,
Mammad  
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maybe we can can someone with loads of "gold-pressed latinum" to invest

[DrBubb]

If you are the real mammad, then tell us more.

Otherwise, nice try

[No6]

You are trying too hard.  Use of language is all wrong.  

Cheers dude.

[DrBubb]

Iranian Einstein uses the word "dude"?  
I think not, Dudes and Dudettes

[No6]

Guest_mansouryar_*, on Jun 26 2006, 03:57 PM, said:

Come on guys!

Give me your guidance  

OK, let's meet.  You name the time and place, past present or future it doesn't matter as I have a special machine that will get me there.  

[mansouryar]

No6,

One: The scientific definition of a time machine is a mechanism directing one to the "PAST" and NOT the future.

Two: As I've mentioned, my model does not violate the causality. I've called it a "spacewarp", NOT a "timewarp".

If you'd agree the above points, we could continue the discussion ...

By the way, where are the others? Don't be shy! Come and leave a comment ...

Cheers,
Mammad  

[DrBubb]

Ok.
What about the old paradox...
You go back into time, and meet your own parents, and prevent them from having children.

What then happens to this time traveller?  Does he disappear, as soon as his involvement changes his own future?

If this risk is real, is then the Time Traveller acting in an immoral way, since he may disrupt his own future and that of others

[No6]

mansouryar, on Jun 30 2006, 09:49 AM, said:

No6,

One: The scientific definition of a time machine is a mechanism directing one to the "PAST" and NOT the future.

Two: As I've mentioned, my model does not violate the causality. I've called it a "spacewarp", NOT a "timewarp".

If you'd agree the above points, we could continue the discussion ...

By the way, where are the others? Don't be shy! Come and leave a comment ...

Cheers,
Mammad  

Ok, I'll amuse you for a while, but you are still trying too hard.  You have an interesting definition of a time machine and you may need to expand on both that definition and which scientific theory holds that "a time machine is a mechanism directing one to the "PAST" and NOT the future."  Not the future?  Plenty of theories around that would disagree with that one.

And anyway, it must be true, as they did it in Back To The Future parts 2 and 3 and all they used was a DeLorean for gods sake.



Here is a basic definition;

Time travel is the concept of moving backward or forward to different points in time, in a manner analogous to moving through space. Additionally, some interpretations of time travel suggest the possibility of travel between parallel realities or universes.

You may be thinking of;

Special spacetime geometries

The general theory of relativity extends the special theory to cover gravity, describing it in terms of curvature in spacetime caused by mass-energy and the flow of momentum. General relativity describes the universe under a system of "field equations," and there exist solutions to these equations that permit what are called "closed time-like curves," and hence time travel into the past. The first and most famous of these was proposed by Kurt Gödel, but all known current examples require the universe to have physical characteristics that it does not appear to have. Whether general relativity forbids closed time-like curves for all realistic conditions is unknown. Most physicists believe that it does, largely because assuming some principle against time travel prevents paradoxical situations from occurring.

http://en.wikipedia....iki/Time_travel

[bob monkhouse]

Would you be planning to open a wormhole on the earth? Wouldn't the proximity of such a large gravitational body distort any such opening?

[HollandPark]

"assuming of the UFOs as our grandchildren who come from the future and use some ethical rules to not disturb the flow of the history of the mankind, etc"

I have thought of that too.
Flying Saucers may well be here, but they do appear to be operating in a way to have the minimum disturbance.  One theory is that they come here to seek genetic material to repair the damage caused by future environmental disasters.  Interesting though, but unprovable, i think

YOUR INVESTMENT IDEA:
Do you have a business plan?  where do the future revenues come from to provide a return on the heavy upfront capital expenditures?

Sir Clive Sinclair saw that if he was going to have a successful life as an inventor, he would have to have some commercial inventions to pay the way while he worked on grander schemes.  Perhaps you should do the same, and tell us something about those more commercial ideas