If scientists work out how to bend or warp space-time, then humans could travel around the universe much faster. Getty
Could it one day be possible to warp space-time, and travel faster than the speed of light? An astrophysicist in Germany has come up with a theory. Peter Komka / EPA
It sounds like the script from the latest Star Trek film, but Dr Erik Lentz, a physicist at the University of Göttingen in Germany believes the secret might be space 'bubbles'. Courtesy Paramount Pictures
Genius physicist Albert Einstein first came up with the theories around the speed of light.
If scientists work out how to bend or warp space-time, then humans could travel around the universe much faster. Getty
Could it one day be possible to warp space-time, and travel faster than the speed of light? An astrophysicist in Germany has come up with a theory. Peter Komka / EPA
It sounds like the script from the latest Star Trek film, but Dr Erik Lentz, a physicist at the University of Göttingen in Germany believes the secret might be space 'bubbles'. Courtesy Paramount Pictures
Genius physicist Albert Einstein first came up with the theories around the speed of light.
If scientists work out how to bend or warp space-time, then humans could travel around the universe much faster. Getty
