Presenting 2002 Demo of the World’s First Functioning Warp Drive Technology: STDTS™

Marshall Barnes has been connected with warp drive research for nearly 2 decades now. He’s finally in a position to make his big move – the release of video proving it and his advancement forward. 

This is just one of the places where the video on the monitor below was discussed after it was shown in the public. Here’s another from Australia’s IT Wire when it was announced that the STDTS™ technology would be shown at the MarCon science fiction convention the same year as the J.J. Abrams Star Trek reboot. The very first article written about the STDTS™ technology was done in 2002, a few months before the footage was shot of its demonstration against radar, published on the front page of the Circleville Herald by a reporter, Mike Pratt, who had actually ridden in the car used in the video, and took part as a time keeper.

At the time, the STDTS™ was seen as a prototype for time travel, hence the headline, Researcher devises system to prove time travel possible. It wasn’t until later, that it was discovered that it was making the car go faster but the increase in speed wasn’t showing-up on the speedometer. Between research into Soviet Russian scientist, N. A. Kozyrev theories about space travel, a NASA description of hoe warp drive would work, and some help from famed physicist and author, Fred Alan Wolf, it was determined that the STDTS™ was creating the classic warp field effect but without any of the requirements from General Relativity which is what the Miguel Alcubierre model is based on.

 

The video is pretty self-explanatory . In order to show details of what’s in it, The video had to be shot again off of a TV monitor which degraded the quality, however, it’s what’s in the video that is important. This is 2 segments of a 3 segment test, edited basically to just get to the point, which is that in 13 seconds, the car travels farther with the STDTS™ turned on than turned off and that the increase in speed is invisible to radar. Arguments that the radar sign could’ve been moved in order to give that impression are rendered null and void by the fact that the Grandview Heights High School comes further into view in the background, a feat that’s impossible unless the car had, in fact, moved closer to the school. The missing segment is one where, as a control, the car was run faster than the base speed of 25 mph that was used, and shows that the radar sign detected that increase. It was done to show the accuracy of the radar.

The entire 3 segments will be released at a later time.

Back in 2013, Marshall Barnes announced that he would beat NASA in developing the first warp drive. After many, start and stops and interruptions, and seeing others fail, Marshall has made the move to assert his superiority in the advanced concept field by moving forward with his working technology and vision, to open space exploration to Humankind on a scale unimaginable, ’til now.

This  is just the tip of the iceberg and the start of a new beginning. 

Welcome to the Only Tech Start-up That Matters…

Nearly a year ago, we launched this site – knowing that in effect, it would be pretty much a place holder for what was to come. It was all in process at the time, however, major progress was coming in one of the spin-off areas related to TOI, that being the true physics of time travel that was hinted at on the technology and science division pages.  Now, that work has attracted funding that has radically advanced that research to the point that it now appear fully feasible within a year, maybe sooner.

That’s right, but don’t get all excited yet. When that happens, it just means the capability will exist. That doesn’t mean that it will be marketed (it won’t) or become commercially viable (not by us). It means that depending on what the U.S. government wants to do, and if they end up with it, there could be some interesting things that will happen on what we call as science fiction level. But the purpose of this R&D is so that those doing can use it to escape this place, this time. They don’t believe in what going on here and have the balls and brains to do something about it.

All this leaves TOI to play the game by hedging the bets. If the others are wrong and the world doesn’t self-destruct, TOI will become a leading company that will dominate the future world, and those that left – get what they want as well. If those that left are right, however, well the rest of us are in quite a pickle, right?

So what does this all mean? It means we’re about to unleash enough radical new tech that will make To The Stars Academy look like Toys Are Us, and it will begin tomorrow, Sunday, April 14th with the release of the first video that was ever shot of the STDTS™ technology, in operation, making a car go faster than it is on its own – an increase in speed invisible to radar. Take that, Tom DeLonge. This video has been seen by hundreds in live events over the years before and reported on the Internet, but we’re just releasing it now as part of our ongoing push to take the field and kick everyone else off – unless they’ve earned the right to be there by actually producing technological breakthroughs. 

So enough talk. WATCH what happens here, tomorrow at 11PM. It’s just the BEGINNING…