He's a bell end. He's always been a bell end. I had the dubious pleasure of meeting him when I was working as a games press outfit's tech monkey over a decade ago at Gamescom in Cologne.
Every other word out of his mouth was a business buzzword, he's smarmy and smug, my skin crawled the whole time he was present.
It looks like he's as high on his own farts now as he was back then.
At anything approaching relativistic speeds, the name for what would happen when those random atoms of mostly hydrogen impacted the spacecraft's hull would not be friction, but more likely, fusion, the formation of a high energy plasma and a bit of radiation that used to be that bit of hull. Can't imagine that ending well.
However, since the hypothetical warp drive doesn't actually push the ship through space, but bend space around the ship, there should be no contact between the ship and "space air" in the path of travel.
He's a bell end. He's always been a bell end. I had the dubious pleasure of meeting him when I was working as a games press outfit's tech monkey over a decade ago at Gamescom in Cologne.
Every other word out of his mouth was a business buzzword, he's smarmy and smug, my skin crawled the whole time he was present.
It looks like he's as high on his own farts now as he was back then.