Jerry Yen wrote: >From: Graeme Lennon>>This is, of course, presuming that they don't have some crazy warp >>ability. Ah well. I actually like the way LoGH just ignored the whole FTL >>issue, rather than trying to explain it with some bizarre technobabble and >>just blowing our suspension of disbelief. >I've only seen ships move at sub-light speed in LoGH. Relatively early in the second series, we see that they acheive FTL travel by "warping", like folding in Macross. There's some technobabble about how it can be a risky operation trying to operate multiple warp modules at once. It's slightly implied that the safe limit of how large a vehicle can be warped limits the size of the warships. The vehicle pops out of space in the original location, and some time later pops into space in the new location, with a detectable gravitational distortion preceding the "popin" and a dangerous backwash in the immediate area. It's not clear whether or not time passes in the vehicle during the transit. -- _____ Isaac Kuo kuo@bit.csc.lsu.edu http://www.csc.lsu.edu/~kuo __|_)o(_|__ ICQ 29055726 /___________\ "Ha! I've spelled your doom!!! I've spelled it D-U-U-M!!! \=\)-----(/=/ Just like in VACUUM!"