Here’s what flying through hyperspace really looks like! “…we would be most likely to see a central disc of bright light. This is due to the Doppler blue shift, which is a phenomenon caused by a source of electromagnetic radiation moving toward the person observing. The wavelength of the electromagnetic radiation, in the case of hyperspace travel, would be shortened, and thus, for someone in, say, a Millennium Falcon-type craft, the light from the surrounding stars would decrease and shift out of the visible spectrum and into the X-ray range.” Plus, Snyder’s “Star Wars” ain’t real, “X-Men” is all-female, “The Walking Dead” gets a new showrunner and much more in the Daily Geek!


Here’s what flying through hyperspace really looks like!

“…we would be most likely to see a central disc of bright light. This is due to the Doppler blue shift, which is a phenomenon caused by a source of electromagnetic radiation moving toward the person observing. The wavelength of the electromagnetic radiation, in the case of hyperspace travel, would be shortened, and thus, for someone in, say, a Millennium Falcon-type craft, the light from the surrounding stars would decrease and shift out of the visible spectrum and into the X-ray range.”

Plus, Snyder’s “Star Wars” ain’t real, “X-Men” is all-female, “The Walking Dead” gets a new showrunner and much more in the Daily Geek!

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