Prove that the equation $x^7 + 6x - 14y^7 = 3 $ has no solutions over $\mathbb{Z}$.
This problem is from a problem set in my Number Theory class. We discussed linear diophantine equations, how to know when solution exists and how to find all solutions after you find one solution. This 7th degree diophantine equation though is waaay above my head and I'm not sure how to even start proving the lack of solutions. Hints are appreciated. Thanks.