How spaceships could work

Hey guys, after reading about the Israeli politicians coming out about aliens, I've been turning something over in my mind. He said that they are waiting for us to understand what space and spaceships are. That sent me down an interesting thought trail.

What IS space? Well, whether it's the space outside our atmosphere, or the airspace in our atmosphere, space is essentially layers of molecules varying in viscosity. I imagine that the molecules of lower levels of atmosphere move much slower than those of higher up, and those move much slower than any gaseous molecules in outer space. A spaceship is just a ship utilising force to fight gravity and stay afloat like a submarine utilises force to fight gravity to stay afloat. Keep in mind that humanities airships require more force than a submarine to fight gravity.

Now, when you see the accounts of the naval pilots who witnessed UFO capabilities, it makes you wonder how these vessels can have enough force to move so effortlessly against wind resistance, as well as having enough force to come to complete stops after moving one direction with so much momentum.

Maybe, just maybe, and hear me out, UFOs can utilise a tool to make flying through the sky require as little force as it takes to float through the sea. This tool is completely theoretical, I have no idea how it would work, as the known laws of physics dont allow for it. I theorize that possibly a gravity generator could create a time dilation around a vessel, and the vessel only (again, i have no idea how you'd be able to limit the time dilation effect to just the vessel.)

Think back to interstellar, and how closer to the black hole time dilation made your perception of time move slower. If someone on earth could witness someone inside a time dilation field, they would see them moving considerably faster, and the person watching them would seem to be in slow mo from the perspective of the other person.

Still with me? If you could create this dilation effect around just the vessel, but not the rest of the environment, the air molecules in the ship would speed up with you, but not the air molecules outside the ship. That would make those air molecules outside the ship behave like water, seeing as their kinetic energy would be greatly lessened. You would require more force to move/part the molecules, making wind resistance more like water resistance, but you'd be able to fight gravity easier and float like a submarine. I'm having a hard time remembering some of the other points I reached in my mind earlier, if you have questions please ask, I'm seeking discussion.

Submitted December 17, 2020 at 07:48PM by Zarroc001 https://ift.tt/2WtW6D2