An Adventure to Guoker Planet

Chapter 7 - A Conversation about the Flying Saucer During Our Ride(1/4)

Whenever my body starts to feel lighter, I always hear a soft, sweet, and clingy female voice in my ears, talking non-stop from an unknown source. On the three-dimensional virtual screen, I saw a planet appear and then rapidly vanish. After they started the spaceship, there was nothing else for them to do, so they let the robots operate the spaceship by watching the three-dimensional virtual screen, and we began to chat.

I was curious about this spaceship, which piqued my interest in the UFO we were aboard.

"This spaceship we’re on is what people on Earth often refer to as a UFO, right?"

"Yes," was the reply.

"UFOs fly very fast, right? I read in a magazine that at their fastest, they can fly at the speed of light, which is 300,000 kilometers per second. Is that true?" "Yes, UFOs can travel at the speed of light," Suldair said, "UFOs have three spacetime states. The first is a massless excited state, where the UFO has a zero rest mass, a definite moving mass, and always moves at the speed of light. This state is actually the same as the spacetime state of light emitted naturally. The second is a quasi-excited state with minimal mass, where the UFO’s mass is only about one ten-thousandth of a gram by your Earth’s standards. It can hover in the air above your Earth’s surface and can instantly switch to a massless excited state. The third is the normal state, where the mass transformation system inside is turned off, and it has a definite mass like ordinary objects."

"How incredible your UFOs are! What’s the principle of their flight? It must be complex and profound, right?"

"The principle of UFO flight is actually quite simple, and it can be summed up in just one sentence in your language," Suldair said. "In the universe, if you reduce the mass of any object to zero, the instant it becomes massless, it will suddenly move at the speed of light. That’s the principle of faster-than-light UFO travel."

The principle of UFO flight is this simple? This was far beyond my expectations. But how can we make an object’s mass become zero? I think that’s the real challenge.

"There are two fundamentally different modes of motion in nature: quantitative change and qualitative change. Ordinary motion is a matter of quantitative change, well described by your Earth’s scientists, Newton and Galileo.

“The principles of motion for airplanes and cars that you Earthlings have mastered involve momentum, which is mass times velocity, and force, which is the change in momentum over time. Your airplanes can only fly within the Earth’s atmosphere.

“However, the momentum of our UFOs is calculated as the vector speed of light minus the UFO’s velocity, multiplied by the UFO’s mass2.

“Taking the derivative of this momentum with respect to time3 four kinds of forces appear4. These are the four most basic forces in the universe. The force on an object is also the degree to which the object’s momentum changes with time.

“The mass of the flying saucer is changing with time5. When the mass of the flying saucer first begins to decrease, its speed remains unchanged. When the mass of the flying saucer decreases to zero, its speed suddenly changes to the speed of light.

“The change in velocity is sudden; it can go from zero to the speed of light instantly. There are only two speeds involved: the initial velocity and the speed of light. The change in velocity isn’t continuous," Norton explained.

"Our UFOs operate on a different principle of motion—qualitative change, meaning the mass of the UFO can change over time. When the mass of the UFO changes from a certain amount to zero, it doesn’t need any additional force to accelerate; it will continue to move at the speed of light by inertia, unless something internally or externally changes this state of motion.

Author’s note: P = m(C-V). P is the momentum of the object. m is the mass of the object. V is the speed of the object. C is the vector speed of light. The direction of the vector speed of light can change. The modulus is the scalar speed of light c, and c does not change.

Author’s note: Their direct translation was to take the ** (an earlier Chinese translation of Derivatives).

Author’s note: F= (C-V)dm/dt+m(dC/dt –dV/dt) where d is the differential sign and t is time.

Author’s note: The F= (C-V)dm/dt part is the dynamic equation of the flying saucer.

"In the universe, any object at rest relative to us is surrounded by space that moves outward at the speed of light. This movement is the fundamental reason objects have mass, with mass being a measure of the quantity of space displacement (within 4π solid angle) occurring at light speed around the object. "If you find a way to make the light-speed movement around an object disappear, then that object becomes massless. A massless object doesn’t need any additional force to move at the speed of light relative to us."