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Join Date: Aug 2007
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So lets say that you have a "level one hyperspnace shunt". You can only reach level of hyperspace without aid. Level one of hyperspace is what's called a "co-ordinate" dimension where every point in one dimension has a corresponding point in normal space. Only in H1 those points are much closer together. Higher levels of hyperspace are even "smaller" compared to normal space. So what you have on your ship is a "hypershunt" that enables you reach a specified level of hyperspace (and probably lower ones too). You still need to the same propulsion system you use in normal space to cover distance. Weber's starships 8se their "gravitic impeller wedges" in both normal and hyperspace (yes, I'm skipping over Warshawski sails and grav waves as unhelpful additional sources of confusion). So I think this is basically what you men but phrased in what other people might find less confusing verbiage.
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Fred Brackin |
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