page_title: Warp-field experiments
section_title: Current and proposed experiments
hierarchical_section_title: Warp-field experiments / Current and proposed experiments
caption_attribution_description: English: Proposed White-Juday Warp Field Interferometer concept
context_page_description: Warp-field experiments are a series of current and proposed experiments to create and detect instances of spacetime warping. The ultimate goal is to prove or disprove the possibility of spacetime metric engineering with reasonable amounts of energy.
context_section_description: The only reported warp-field experiment currently being conducted is on a modified Michelson–Morley interferometer as proposed by Harold White and Eric Davis in 2003. This setup includes a ring-shaped energy device using high-voltage barium-titanate ceramic capacitors to attempt to warp space as shown in the diagram. White announced at a 2013 space conference that the first experimental results from this device were inconclusive.
  A time-of-flight experiment was proposed in 2013 using a modified Fabry–Pérot interferometer.
caption: Conceptual warp-field-interferometer test configuration from White's and Davis's 2006 STAIF conference proceedings[2]
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