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Icarus Interstellar Michio Kaku dubbed Alcubierre’s notion a “passport to the universe.“ It takes advantage of a quirk in the cosmological code that allows for the expansion and contraction of space-time, and could allow for hyper-fast travel between interstellar destinations. Essentially, the empty space behind a starship would be made to expand rapidly, pushing the craft in a forward direction — passengers would perceive it as movement despite the complete lack of acceleration. Scientists speculate that such a drive could result in “speeds“ that could take a spacecraft to Alpha Centauri in a mere two weeks — even though the system is 4.3 light-years away. Read more here: The warp drive: hyper-fast travel within general relativity: New York Times 100 Year Starship project Results of his Alcubierre Drive rethink: Music credit: mik300z Vangelis - Echoes - length 7:51 .
