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No, it’s too hot on Venus.

Just in case, I suggest Drakotune. Don't get cocky, Aretz. Haha.

We know what flying to Venus leads to.

Yes, half of HeroesWorld has already been to Venus. They got there on their own using jet propulsion.

They can be launched directly from the Skype chat.

It's cool, damp, and pleasant on Venus; you'll like it!
Well, then you can take a trip to Draконis-IV; it's definitely not hot there.

It was cool and damp outside my window last weekend. I got all my boots wet. :(

You know what, Aretz, we should advertise our chat like that. "Want to fly to Venus for free? Join us!"

Has anyone ever wondered if Mr. Einstein might have been wrong?

Well, if Einstein is right, then there is a loophole. Although, of course, it would be difficult to implement such a loophole.
I mean General Relativity, of course; it provides a loophole.

Which one, Menti? Remind me.

By the way, while you guys are discussing, I'll be jotting down ideas for the comic.

Which one, Menti? Remind me.

OTO states that the impact of gravity and force in general leads to a change in the metric of space. Thus, it is possible to move as if at a speed less than the speed of light, but to warp space, narrowing the distances in front and increasing the distances behind. The result is that you are moving faster than the speed of light.
And there are also all sorts of superstrings, where all sorts of cool things are possible. Although superstrings do not have a clear basis, as I understand it, it is simply a beautiful hypothesis.

This way, you can move at a speed less than the speed of light, but warp space, narrowing the distances in front of you and increasing the distances behind you. As a result, it will seem as if you are moving faster than the speed of light.

Ah, it's like warp drives in Star Trek, I get it!

Well, if Einstein is right, then there is a loophole. Although, of course, it would be difficult to implement such a loophole.
I mean General Relativity, of course, it provides a loophole.

Or maybe it's simpler, and movements faster than light are possible, but not detectable by humans due to the lack of a corresponding sensory organ?
Example: a blind person "observes" the movement of a supersonic aircraft. The aircraft has long since flown from point A to point B, but for the blind person, it still seems to be in point C (between A and B), because the sound lags behind.

These five options are unnecessary; I have something much simpler and more plausible.
The universe is a divine setting, an expedition, but God needs to do his homework, and therefore he doesn't have time to write a sequel to the story.

Revan, go with option 1. It's perfect for you. :D