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Posted by: Bungie2
Haha, not criticising, just revising :P. With A, you are correct the Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Drive contains a sort of accelerator. However by magnetism, thats not the full case. The Drive, as I imagine it, does produce a sort of hole, but is rather extremely cunning. The Drive uses Highly Powered cyclic generators via magnetic acceleration in a field to generate thousands or even millions of microscopic black-holes. Now, because they are microscopic, their lifetimes will be extremely small due to something called Hawking Radiation, or the result of the black hole taking in negative mass, to which it shrinks, and eventually explodes as a burst of energy. Within that nanosecond of the black holes existing, the machine "manipulates" the black holes and literally rips a path from normal, Minkowski Space, to a higher, 11-D space called the Slipstream. This is actually one of the most logical ways for FTL to be plausible, as Black Holes, due to super-st...nevermind. You still follow me, right? xD.
With B, If you had an 11-D object in space, such as this polygon, that object = nothing, as it is in its natural space. I deduce that magnetic fields would indeed be, alongside with sufficient propellant, powerful enough to push a ship through the Slipstream without damaging effects due to the ships unnatural 3-Dness in an 11-D universe. of course, this is all theoretical. Just remember than in a parallel plane of existence (11-D), (c) is an undefined value, and therefore, we aren't breaking the 11-D speed of light, holding the Theory of Relativity true. Neither are we violating it in 3-D space, as well...we are not in 3-D space. Therefore, everyone wins.
Sciency Crap:
To be specific, black holes are known to be a possible subject for creating wormholes that can be crossed, with the Kerr Metric as a back bone.
~B2
I remember that Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Drives jump into slipspace by forming trillions of microscopic black holes. However, I was trying to give an alternate method to jump into slipspace.
With B I was thinking Slipspace pods from Ghosts of Onyx. If I'm correct they were slipspace bubbles in normal space. As we have only seen them by Forerunners I believe it would need too much energy.
You probably know about the theory that our universe may contain those seven missing dimensions. They're just imploded. My theory is that when you take a 11 dimensional object and crease it. It breaks into pieces and that's why slipspace is so random and you can't shoot in it without causing too much danger to yourself. Again I can give an example of a paper. Slipspace is when impoded more like a paper that has been ripped apart, sunk to water then shaped to a ball. That's why the 11D object doesn't look like anything when you collapse the slipspace bubble to a lower power level. It simply breaks. Of course it's totally different if you don't have a slipspace bubble in normal space.
That may not sound very intelligent because I am in bit of a hurry and didn't have time to explain. I hope you understood what I tried to say.