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Considering the amount of energy/mass you need, it is just impossible with current tech to do on open space. It is a real possibility on lunar or martian stations, though, albeit unreasonable expensive with current tech, too, but possible at least. To get to Mars we will need faster space...

II am not stating any new theory and just limiting myself to the validated parts of the Standard Model of Particle Physics + General and Special Relativity. I am not presuming of a fixed frame of reference. I am just asserting one example/observation of the fact that c is fixed in vacuum, and...

It seems you have many misconceptions, I will try to clear up a few ones. This is not the only thing we have tested or discovered. You know, our very existence relies on this non-local phenomena, actually. We are moving about 2.2 million kilometers per hour, or 611 kilometers per second, about...

The world's economy produces 115 trillion dollars per year. The total expenditure on all research, all academia, all science, all development, public and private, is of 1.7 trillion dollars per year, which includes non-research costs like the wage of the researchers, the development of machinery...

Well, the entire universe is just the same as saying non-local (distance/time invariant = instant), which is the basic assumption for some properties of the Standard Model of Particle Physics when systems remain on their quantum state and does not become classical unentangled eigenstates yet...

The Standard Model of Particle Physics is largely an empirical math model that was built to explain the results of experiments and measurements, and not in the inverse. Entanglement is just the name we give to the empirical experimented fact that certain properties of physical systems lacks...

Entanglement is a physically-proven concept and is unrelated to mathematical formulations. It exists regardless of the interpretation we give it to it or the philosophy we want to seek. Entanglement is the sole reason why entropy even exists. Entropy is defined as...

Not just it would be foolish for the capital already spent, but the James Webb Space Telescope recently launched 100% relies on Hubble for the immense majority of its operations, as James Webb can just take infrared and red images, whole Hubble handles all the color spectrum, so most astronomers...