We have been through one of your spacecraft propulsion systems before and I thought we had covered any misconceptions you had. You can not post your ideas up on the internet because someone else will steal it and create an improved and superior version of it. Now, I’m not normally one for putting the flamethrowers to an idea, and your only confined by your self imposed blindness and the walls you build yourself, but when one has an idea, then it has to be put to the test of logic to see if the theory addresses all the problems involved. You don't need to be creative to do that. Look whether the idea has a potentially testable way. Then you see how many of your ideas fit your criteria. Then of the ones left, you look at which is the most simple (Occam's razor) or easy to check (Popper’s critical rationalism). One weapon in the battle is to test the inadequacies of your theory. You see, you get there by filtering out the ideas that have potential via probabilistic reasoning using logic. The problem is Maciej, cameras, torches and light-bulbs don’t actually exist. What you're really seeing is a cloud of elementary particles arranged light bulb-like. The only objects in the universe are simples and the objects that we think are composite don't strictly speaking exist. These simples may either be extended or unextended in space, but that is another story. Ok now just to clear up any misconception anyone has about Einstein’s theory of relativity. Most fields are best thought of as pervading three dimensional space and time, except for the graviton field. And general relativity is the 11th commandment. Thou shalt not exceed the speed of light. It sets the cosmic speed limit. Einstein never said nothing can travel faster then the speed of light. He said nothing can accelerate to the speed of light. The two concepts are different. Under the special theory of relativity, a particle which has rest mass with subluminal velocity needs infinite energy to accelerate to the speed of light. However, special relativity does not forbid the existence of something that can travel faster than light. The theory provides a couple of loopholes, such as wormholes and space warps. The idea of a space warp comes from the fact that in general relativity space can expand and contract at any speed. It has no speed limit! So in theory that would allow for massive distances to be travelled very quickly. Just like if the earth moved from under your feet so you could get to the pub without ever having to walk there. So you could in theory make a journey down to your local boozer in a time measured in seconds. All the while, never locally exceeding the speed of light. What happens is, space compresses and expands around an object in warp, resulting in space-time shifting around the item. This repositions the item without ever actually moving it. But even this is all yesterdays science. At the moment there are some people doing incredibly subtle experiments. They can get all the information about a single particle, its position and its direction and then teleport that information to somewhere else. That research is still happening on single photons. I think doing the same for a whole person in a Star Trek style teleportation device using a torch certainly isn't going to happen in our lifetime. I was at a science convention once and asked the actor who played Sulu in Star Trek "How do the Heisenberg compensators work?". He replied "Very well thank you" and walked away...lol. Now give that light-bulb a bit of a lick and then the purple dragon will tell you if it's better than LSD. :biggrinjester: