Gravity Warp Drive

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Reference: http://www.nytimes.com/2001/04/03/science/03STAR.html A photograph of a distant exploding star has given astronomers the first direct evidence that a mysterious “negative gravity” force swept through and still pervades the universe, scientists announced at a NASA news conference yesterday in Washington. The Hubble Space Telescope by chance photographed the exploding star, the most distant ever observed, in 1997. Scientists say subsequent detective work on the relative intensity of its light confirms one of Einstein’s conjectures about the universe: that all of space is bubbling with an invisible form of energy that creates a mutual repulsion between objects normally attracted to each other by gravity. Einstein himself thought the force, which he called the cosmological constant, was so strange that he later repudiated his conjecture. But the idea gained theoretical support in 1998 with findings suggesting that the expansion of the universe was accelerating and that the force accelerating the expansion, negative gravity

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