Re:New study simulates gravitational waves from failing warp...
by wyago on Monday July 29, 2024 @03:49PM
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The main appeal of FTL is I think the ability to return to where you came from. If 1000 years pass before your return, it would only be superficially the same place. That being said I would think that the defining feature of a warp drive would be that it uses warped spacetime for motion rather than propellant.
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Re:New study simulates gravitational waves from failing warp...
by JumpCrisscross on Monday July 29, 2024 @04:07PM
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> main appeal of FTL is I think the ability to return to where you came from
If that’s your metric this isn’t the warp drive for you. That hardly means it isn’t a warp drive. The lifetime-lightyear travel boundary for possible experiences would be breached.
Re:New study simulates gravitational waves from failing warp...
by andreasmetsala on Tuesday July 30, 2024 @10:07AM
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Can a normal drive even do that?