Space Travel Deep Dive What is Space Flight in Warhammer 40K 

Don't let the setting consume you, it's one thing like something but another to let create a tunneling effect.

@@Makiyura I cant tell if this is a pun of a comment 🌀on your part or not so pardon me, but naw i just mean all lore in general. i could not be bothered to sit thru a movie or show these days but these lore vids on Warhammer and for me aliens, dune, Hellraiser, fallout, a bunch others and basically any channel that focused on the back story is way more interesting than what Hollywood or the streaming services (speaking of a "tunneling effect", no thanks ) can come up with. also i don't think i'll ever get into playing Warhammer but why not get into the lore, this shit is chilling sometimes, the adeptis mchanicus and servo-skull for example. awesome crazy stuff.

​@Makiyura Ik what you mean man. 40k has ruined most other media for me and I think about it alot more than is probably healthy.

It's like dessert for the mind... 🎂

@@NerdPirateRadioold movies are better, anything in the last 10-15 years has been hit or miss

In that case quantity (of time) increase quality :P

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That was my thought too. 50 light-years wouldn't get you anywhere!

Star Trek was projecting American foreign policy. The Trek crew turn up in some grudge match, seduce the locals, then leave having blown their minds.

Sleep well for the Emperor protects.

Don’t let the chaos bite!

I'm no Loremaster by any stretch, but from what I've gathered, probably not. It seems as if the Warp, as we know it, is localized to our galaxy. The evidence for this is the history of relative stability, with drastic changes to the Warp only happening due to events in our galaxy. If the Warp was not localized to our galaxy, it's likely it would've shifted drastically long ago due to whatever it was the Tyranids did in their own galaxy. It could be possible though. Perhaps the Warp is ever present everywhere, and each galaxy acts like individual pockets (or crystal sphere if you know D&D), but again, that implies difficulty transitioning from one warp instance to another. You never know with the Warp, I guess. Someone with more knowledge on this please correct me where I'm wrong.

I rewatched the beginning and I think he says a ship enters a point in the warp relative to the point in real space. In other words if you enter the warp in London you will travel the waves of the warp and come out in Rome where as if you enter the warp in Paris you’ll come out in Tokyo. You first have to travel to the point on the map that you know will get you to where you want to be

The navigator tells the ship when to open the warp based on how tumultuous the immaterium is at any given point. Its not like Star Wars where they can switch on their warp drive whenever they want. They navigators are looking into the other dimension and making sure they can find a route without getting lost or attacked

the way i understand it Event Horizon drew inspiration from the idea of a pre-empire humanity encountering the Warp for the first time. 40k was one of the inspiration sources for the movie

From what I heard, the warp was calmer before the eldar downfall

The astronomicon existed prior to the Emperor's accension to the golden throne. While I don't recall when he created it, it was used when the Imperial forces first left the solar system. The Emperor used a part of his will to power it with the help of the psykers sacrificed to it.

AI charted pathways through the Warp.

@@LazyVideosGAMEthis makes perfect sense

Since most of the rest of the universes are empty… Arrive Find nothing but silence Know nothing of what has happened or what is going on Try to find anywhere Then die off quietly some where

@@silent_stalker3687awwwww man….

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