String Theory Faster-Than-Light Drive Proposed

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String Theory Faster-Than-Light Drive Proposed

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Physicists Gerald Cleaver and Richard Obousy, of Baylor University, believe they have come up with a new method for a spaceship to travel faster than the speed of light without breaking the laws of physics.

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