Sci-Fi or Real? 5 Science Fiction Concepts in Books or Movies That Can Be Theoretically Possible in Real Life

Medicine & Technology Dec 24, 2021

Science fiction (sci-fi) concepts are those far-out ideas that seem to not follow the rules in real-life science. Yet some laws appear to allow other sci-fi concepts to be real in theory, check out some of them in our list.

NASA Wants to Send Humans to Deep Space: How Does Real-Life Warp Drive Works?

Sep 13, 2021

NASA claims to have discovered real-world warp drive technology few years ago. Experts finally found out alcubierre drive works.

Warp Drives to Travel Faster than the Speed of Light, Nearly Possible Says Scientists

May 25, 2021

Warp drives are a common trope in sci-fi movies, but engineers propose that there are several classes of warp drives that humans can try to achieve if we ever hope to travel from one star to the next.

Space Travel in Warp Speed? Physicists Say It’s Possible

Apr 24, 2021

Physicists offer possible chances for the existence of warp drives that would allow faster than light space travel.

Light-Speed Warp Travel Model Developed By Scientists

Mar 09, 2021

Popularized by science fiction, scientists develop a physical model that bends the spacetime continuum to allow lightspeed warp travel that can be built with physics principles known to man today.

NASA Downplays EM Drive

May 11, 2015

Despite reports circling the Internet recently, NASA has not yet created a new fuel-free, faster than light propulsion system, the space agency said.

No Fuel? No Problem. New Technology May Make Interplanetary Travel On Electromagnetic Propulsion

May 03, 2015

One of the biggest hurdles to interplanetary space travel has always been fuel: how can you possibly carry enough to get you to the outer reaches of the solar system? Well, the fuel-conscious scientists at NASA may have cause to celebrate.

NASA May Have Just Accidentally Discovered Faster than Light Travel

Apr 30, 2015

Long home to science fiction, traveling faster than the speed of light is quite commonplace as heroes and villains alike zip around their galaxy in an effort to engage each other. It has become so popular, in fact, that you would be hard pressed to find anyone on Earth that didn't know about the concept. Now it seems that scientists could have accidentally brought the notion of faster than light travel out of the realm of science fiction and into real science.