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captainj2410 · 21st September 2007, 01:00 AM

I'd be interested in hearing how that drive works. I know that the Transpace drive used in the Avenger class uses Barbatic radiation to form a warp bubble that causes the starship to slide through subspace into transpace.

Note: In typical warp travel, velocity in c is equal to approximately the cube of the warp factor. In transpace, velocity in c is equal to ten to the warp factor (a logarithmic scale).

Does this drive use any new exotic particles or does it work with a new configuration of components?

21st September 2007, 01:00 AM	#4
captainj2410 Senior Member Professional user Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Captain's Quarters, Deck 1 USS Avenger NX-101468 Posts: 792	Re: Chicago-Class Starship I'd be interested in hearing how that drive works. I know that the Transpace drive used in the Avenger class uses Barbatic radiation to form a warp bubble that causes the starship to slide through subspace into transpace. Note: In typical warp travel, velocity in c is equal to approximately the cube of the warp factor. In transpace, velocity in c is equal to ten to the warp factor (a logarithmic scale). Does this drive use any new exotic particles or does it work with a new configuration of components? __________________ http://jamietakahashi.deviantart.com