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How Warp Engines Work

Mixed Medium Science Fiction posted on Feb 23, 2005
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In other words, don't ask. There have been a lot of ideas as to how to travel faster than light, from space warps from Star Trek, hyperdrives from Star Wars, FTL from the now BSG, jump gates from Babylon 5, quantum slipstream from Andromeda, starburst from Farscape, and who knows what else.

Comments (5)


gabrielr

10:07AM | Wed, 23 February 2005

Excellent images and really excellent explination. You broke it down nicely for us unwashed masses. Cool.

KIK1RIK1

1:17PM | Wed, 23 February 2005

What about the solar sail? couldn't that go as fast as light even though it has mass? =P Either way, good explanation.

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pakled

10:07PM | Wed, 23 February 2005

"How do the warp engines work?".."Very well, thank you"- interview question with Patrick Stewart..years ago..;)

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Dann-O

6:59AM | Thu, 24 February 2005

But I thought tachyons had mass. they have decreasign mass as speed increases. Ok really I don't know sounds good to me. Very welll thank you.

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mughi3

6:08PM | Thu, 24 February 2005

""How do the warp engines work?".."Very well, thank you"- interview question with Patrick Stewart..years ago..;)" unless of course the D or one of those other galaxy class ships has one of those freak yet frequent warp core breaches :D


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