If I am right about the existence of the force field and the resultant formula E=mc (see The Speed of Light), man will likely begin interstellar travel in this century.

This will involve the slowing of time as the speed of the ship increases in velocity allowing speeds in the millions of miles per second.

But increasing in velocity in the wrong direction may speed time, not slow it, the last thing you want to do.

If the galaxy is moving away from the Big Bang and the entire Universe is itself in linear motion, we will need to know what their currents (speed, trajectory, rotation) are so we can plot a course to maximize the slowing of time.

Other wise we are likely to return to Earth much older than our brothers and sisters without ever coming close to another star.

More to come.

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