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'''Faster Than Light Travel''', also known as ''Superluminal Travel'' and commonly abbreviated to '''''FTL Travel''''', refers to any form of travel that exceeds the universal speed of light limit. In the millennia, many different species and civilizations have invented or discovered many different methods to allow for superluminal speeds. While each of these methods is different from one another, they can be divided into four broad categories, each with it's own common limitations: | |||
== '''Realspace FTL''' == | |||
=== '''Warp Field Drive''' === | |||
== '''Interdimensional FTL''' == | |||
=== '''WarpSpace Drive''' === | |||
=== '''HyperSpace Drive''' === | |||
=== '''SlipSpace Drive''' === | |||
=== '''PseudoSpace Drive''' === | |||
=== '''UnderSpace Drive''' === | |||
=== '''AlterSpace Drive''' === | |||
=== '''JumpSpace Drive''' === | |||
=== '''Ûferperion Space Drive''' === | |||
== '''Gateway FTL''' == | |||
=== '''Colestian Gates''' === | |||
== '''Hybrid FTL''' == | |||
=== '''Mirial Space Drive''' === | |||
=== '''Ringular Gravity Warp Drive''' === | |||
== '''Natural FTL''' == | |||
=== '''Wormholes''' === | |||
=== '''Warpspace Anomalies''' === | |||
Revision as of 15:00, 17 September 2023
(OOC Note - Sorry Galaxiel, just poking you a bit. If you want, we can work on this together :) )
Faster Than Light Travel, also known as Superluminal Travel and commonly abbreviated to FTL Travel, refers to any form of travel that exceeds the universal speed of light limit. In the millennia, many different species and civilizations have invented or discovered many different methods to allow for superluminal speeds. While each of these methods is different from one another, they can be divided into four broad categories, each with it's own common limitations: