The Energy Wall That Makes Interstellar Travel IMPOSSIBLE
Close your eyes and let your mind drift into the impossible energy demands of interstellar travel. A quiet journey into the wall that keeps us locked in our solar system. Reaching near-light speed would require the energy of entire stars, and even the fastest modern spacecraft would take 6,650 years to reach our nearest neighbor. The LHC creates only tiny amounts of antimatter, far too little for a starship. Even the theoretical Alcubierre warp drive would require the energy of the entire observable universe. The universe has built a wall we cannot climb. Let the quiet acceptance of this…
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