KSP - Alcubierre Warp Drive 

And the mass of Jupiter

Jake The Spaceman of equipment

Jake The Spaceman Oops

+unimaginable amount of completely new matter that creates new rules of space and can allow civilization to become intergalactical civilization in an instant

malomalovids That's the idea! although you can also bring your destination faster-than-light as well.

malomalovids not really. you are moving space, not your ship

That's...that's exactly what I just said. "Why send yourself towards and object, when you can bring the OBJECT to YOU?"

malomalovids in Soviet Russia, destination come to you!

i saw on a science review (in french unfortunately, but its called science et vie if you want, at the time i was young so i was reading "science et vie junior") which presented a probe which would use antimatter. To get the antimatter, they would use lasers (like you know, a strong quantity of energy in one point create matter and antimatter, E=MC² and stuff)and then they would separate matter and anti matter, then stock it via magnetic fields. Then, when the probe would have to be accelerated, they would reunite matter and anti matter and use the energy of desintegration to accelerate the probe. Ofc it s a classic acceleration, not like this alcubierre's warp drive, but i find interesting the way they would produce antimatter via laser. The problem is, to get enough energy, they would need solar panels... two time the surface of Paris. 200 km².

Yup

Tobias Sigel I actually just finished my university grade essay on gravity so here's how it works: Einsteins general relativities states that on a 2 dimensional plane space is the x axis and time the y axis, gravity is given potential through mass being put onto is fabric like space, causing it to dent space and time (space-time), this causes gravity, which is a force of very strong magnitudes given a large force or mass is exerted near or at the centre of an object. Therefore the energy would be the kinetic energy transfered from warping spacetime to go places!

We have the technology, but not the power to make it work

Emperor Dogs, you are exactly right , the mathematics says it will work but it would need the energy from ten stars the size of the sun to do it. Can any one in their right mind believe that it is possible ? even if an advanced civilisation was a few million years ahead of us ? A star burns for ten billion years, ten = one hundred billion years worth of energy.......c'mon get real its impossible !

WildPhotoShooter That is such a negative attitude. We think it's impossible because we cant fathom it. The moment we can't do it "Oh it's impossible ahh"

@@diabeticalien3584 there are things that will remain impossible no matter how optimistic you are.

Lithium WE NEED A LUDICROUS SPEED MOD!

Oh my god, they've gone plaid!

Spaceball One...

Well its only like 4 rockets, a tad cheap. of course these rockets are fuckoff massive but im just telling the truth

An infinite improbability drive? Zaphod approves.

It really feels a lot more like how a warp drive should be. It's simple, fair, and the warp bubble is just gorgeous.

yeah I dig your sand from your brain

Video with cool designs

you can charge while time warping

do another compilation

Why not both? Er, that's three choices. Ummm... Why not all three?

Ivan Lovell no. All 3 ideas... Wait for it... IN ONE VIDEO !!!1!!!11!!!!!!

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no edit: not everyone knows that*

why anti why not normal fusion reactor

YOU MUST CONSTRUCT ADDITIONAL PYLONS, WARP CORES, AND SOLAR PANELS!

KSP Interstellar, which I believe was the first mod to include an Alcubierre drive, also adds a bunch of new power options including various anti-matter reactors, which is what the Enterprise's warp core is...

Star Trek Alike warp Drive mod. Warp cores, all sizes, warp drives and nacelles, all the good stuff!

Max Kraft same I love this concept.

Max Kraft oh god this is 3 years old

His relative speed is the same as before engaging warp, but his effective speed is many times higher than C.

1gigatitan aa

1gigatitan I get that reference! I have Elite and its so true

Kerbals gotta eat too

I knew I wasn't the only one who recognized it! :D

Jebediah Kerman epic music

Nah, Space Engine uses some free music.

What a waste ! If you want an Apollo style warpship, at least put a large docking port to seperate the capsule from the ship.

there is a safe distance from the planet it will not activate. get a higher orbit and try again.

Buy a balloon at Wal-Mart then blow it up then your good to go, Have fun! ^_^

4 years later: get a like

Not enough power? Of possibly you are still too close of a planet, it needs to be a few hendred kilometers of a Kerbin size planet (depends on the mass of the object) to function.

He's referring to the mod itselft. It's really easy to learn and doesn't need all the extra resources and complicated rules like KSPInterstellar.

Not treally, just before the light emited or reverberated from the destination reaches Earth. So before the photo you can take from here, nothing more. That is why if we send warp probe IRL to distant destinations, the proble will have to stop from time to time to "refresh" the picture regularly as it gets closer to verify information on the target and eventually abort the following manned missions if the situation has significantly changed at the destination point. Question is, for far away destinations, getting the intel would take years, Or we could program the probe to take pictures until a certain distance and then get back to Earth via Warp to have the information transimted from within our solar system itself in order to get the info more quickly. As of yet, we don't have means of communications going faster than light. The idea is to chack if distant star systems are still there or if they already have disapeared... During the Middle Ages, the Chinese witnessed the aparition of the Crab nebula, by so witnessing the death of a solar system, but it had occured thousands of years prior in reality. And among the stars we can look at today, how many already have already died? And all around it is dead too, so potentially inhbaitable planets have already been absorbed by growing giants, supernovae or black holes...

Yes, that's why I choosed it.

The "conventional" engines at the rear seem to be nulcear engines with another texture to their exhaust.

nemesisnick66 Mass relays are not alcubierre drives ;)

how, as in what do you do with it or how does it work? this one is supposed to create a warp that moves faster than light that carries a spaceship with it, so it can reach other star systems in days instead of millennia.

I said how do you use it, not how does it work.