Spaceship Tech in your Setting

Donny Brook · 08-05-2021, 12:38 PM

In my space setting, the C limit is a function of the curvature of space. FTL drives work by transiting 'subspace', thereby going 'straight' rather than around the curve. Accordingly, travel time is still distance related, but much faster than C.

Internal subspace drives appear at TL10, but rudimentary subspace gates are possible at TL9.

08-05-2021, 12:38 PM	#10
Donny Brook Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: Snoopy's basement	Re: Spaceship Tech in your Setting In my space setting, the C limit is a function of the curvature of space. FTL drives work by transiting 'subspace', thereby going 'straight' rather than around the curve. Accordingly, travel time is still distance related, but much faster than C. Internal subspace drives appear at TL10, but rudimentary subspace gates are possible at TL9.