GAPDaTsar
GAPDaTsar
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9th Jun 2012
3rd Dec 2012
The possibly 1st TRUE warp engine ever built in TPT. Warp engines propel spacecrafts by shooting hot/excited, light speed, electrolized particles out the back pushing the spacecraft forwards with the same amount of force. Light is alot of force!
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  • GAPDaTsar
    GAPDaTsar
    10th Jul 2013
    I've been trying to solve Alcubierre's drive. You have to use general relativity formulas, spacetime formulas, vectors in 2 to 4th dimensional space, the 4th being time, you have to use the metric tensor, tensor product formulas and vectors represented in a 4X4 matrix. The 4 being, again, the 4 dimensions you need vectors to to get the metric tensor with the tensor product formulas.
  • G-LinuxorU
    G-LinuxorU
    28th Jun 2013
    Its not a Warp Engine those only exist in theory, what you made is an Ion drive, it crams energy into Ions(in this case Photons) then shoots them, propelling a spacecraft forward with as much energy as you can cram into a Photon. You should note the current Ion drives have as much forward propulsion as the weight of a piece of paper in your hand pulls down.(So they would only accumulate speed in space/vaccums)
  • danman2626
    danman2626
    7th Jun 2013
    warp drive warps space and time.it does NOT push the space craft forward or any other direction for that matter
  • GAPDaTsar
    GAPDaTsar
    28th May 2013
    I know that. It is not the engine that moves, it is the space that the engine moves around it. :P
  • harryk
    harryk
    24th Mar 2013
    Warp is not an action-reaction propulsion. It utilizes a theory called alcubierre drive, which involves distorting space to achieve FTL velocities. Google it. NASA is attempting to create a real alcubierre engine.
  • plead-for-destruction
    plead-for-destruction
    9th Jun 2012
    The "Read more on warp engines" should be neater but i like it otherwise
  • Nab1929
    Nab1929
    9th Jun 2012
    Awesome! +1