>> been doing this a lot longer than us, over 40 years that is, and
>> even though they are still subject to that constant laws of the
>> universe as everything else is, they simply grasp them much better than we
>> do and understand aspects we currently don't..like take the leap between
>> Issac Newton and Albert Einstein..and then maybe imagine all the leaps
>> from Aristotle to Stephen Hawking in some cases.
> I would rather accept your ideas than to think our science and physics
> have become stagnant.
Yes, I quite think that more obsercations lead to more questions, lead
to more theories, lead to more testing, lead to more developments..and
hopefully as long as there is an interest, a driving force, and the
ability to understand and apply your findings that science and technology
can develop so much that it seems indiscernable from magic.  And effective
worthwhile speedy interstellar travel sure seems like magic to our 
understanding! :)   As does dimensional travel, time travel, telepathy,
etc.
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