Dark matter.

[Nathalie]

But if you really think that the space is empty. Do you think you could send a signal with light of speed like vawe in the ocean. I am quite qouinced that´'s is not that empty. It is full of "dark matter", which we know littlte about....

 

[Nathalie]

I respect that!

 

[1001001]

Hello Nathalie,

First, welcome to the board.

Second, this is the General Star Trek Forum. Since your post doesn't have anything to do with Star Trek, I would gladly move it to the Science and Technology forum, assuming this is actually a science question.

 

[Nathalie]

That is fine with me. But I am a fan of Star Trek.

 

[1001001]

That is fine with me. But I am a fan of Star Trek.

We all are (well, most of us).

The point is that the board is divided up into many forums that cover specific topics. This one covers General Trek-related topics.

I always suggest to new posters that they "lurk" for a while. Visit the different forums and see how they work. Then join in on a conversation that interests you.

In any event, moving to Science and Tech now.

 

[Nathalie]

Ok. I listen to your advice. Maybe some where hert in the process!

 

['Q']

Sorry Dryson already has this gig.

 

[Silvercrest]

Venkman: We have to get these two together.
Spengler: I think that would be extraordinarily dangerous.

 

[NCC-73515]

light doesn't require a medium like water or sound waves do