#warp engine

[whirligig-girl]

Temek (@raydrawsdaly's OC), chief engineer of the Orion Syndicate 'freighter' Good Afternoon. (Slamtha's ship).

The plasma boiler at the heart of the rotary warp drive of the Good Afternoon is practically a museum piece. I mean. It used to be a museum piece.

[compatriot-james]

Warp Fields

I've heard that there are many who take issue with the graphics, in star trek, of stars moving by the ships when it's traveling at warp speeds. This argument being; with the distance between celestial bodies and the distances the ships are traveling, there would barely be a noticeable change in the stars alignment. Who's to say that those are star? That's an assumption based on... basic visual storytelling elements. But who's to say those lights aren't dust, meteorites and other particles being ignited and pushed aside by the warp field?

[dimalink]

Space red ship – new planets

Three-dimensional stage for today. About a space arcade. About space. Some spaceship with a red color, looks like a sportscar in space. And little satellites are coming close. And all of these has a background -water planet. And ahead – it is already destroyed ship. Your red ship is shooting with rockets.

And all these things are in space. Similar idea, as a real thing, was in Asteroids. For Atari. But in those game it was asteroids, stones. It can be in 2d or 3d. And I about my own space arcade. Simple low poly models. Camera is fixed. And you are just shooting about a small and big space ships. About a static space background.

Simple arcade. Press start. Rotate mouse to a different sides. And shoot with rockets to all the directions. Something like that. Everything is rather simple. So I remember early three dimensional games. And some games from developer Alienware. So something like that can to be.

A story? And story is added!

Around a water planet. A huge water planet. Huge ocean. Amazing depth. Huge amount of water supply. And aliens. They need this too. But aliens are strange. They are like robots. And they have lots of satellites. And there are small space ships. They built them all the time and send to meet to you. That’s why you patrol space around this planet.

Warp engine gives ability to explore lots of new worlds and planets. Lots of planets are hidden from observation, this is a point. There is no emitting from them. They are closed. It was made by robots, aliens. And another space civilizations. So you need to check every planet by yourself. Making a warp jumps. And good planets that are good for something do no emitting. Because of their emit signals is blocked. And nobody will find these planets. That’s why space keeps silence.

As a real thing, about every good for something planet, there is someone. And they need it. So you fly to this water planet and get the idea that someone is already here.

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[stardust-bridges]

Club Furies Premiere: EKATA - WARP ENGINE [J A D E]

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[ariadne-mouse]

This feels like both a statement of potential obviousness, but also a prediction because hey, we're only 2.5 hrs into Episode 1: I don't think Downfall will reveal either the gods or the Aeorians to somehow be uniquely evil, or that the desire on either part to destroy the other is somehow uniquely more justified or deserved.

Like in Episode 1 here we're getting a very strong dose of the shitty things Aeorians are doing to other mortals in their pursuit of control and power - we already knew they were a warmongering surveillance state, and as things get worse on Exandria it's grimly unsurprising that the people on the ground are increasingly treated as disposable. But Aeor is still a city full of people seeking safety in a land torn open by the gods' battles, desperate to survive by any (increasingly ugly and sinister) means. And the gods in turn are afraid for their survival, and are acting accordingly in seeking Aeor's Downfall (immense collateral damage) - all while and the versions of them in the party here have lived mortal lives & hardships, have families, communities. They have lived in the desolation their own godly battles have created. We don't see them portrayed as lofty divine abstracts, not even necessarily in the intro, where they are confused, afraid, and seeking safety from danger.

For Ludinus to think this "footage" is in his favor against the gods, and the complexity of the lore being what it is and the cast being the storytellers that they are, I think it must be the kind of series of events you can look at and see the humanity (using that word deliberately) for good and ill in all parties involved - and leave again with your biases if they're strong enough. Very curious what we will learn. I expect to weep. I can't wait.

[spirk-trek]

Star Trek Set Tour 11/?: Warp Core

[stra-tek]

Wonderful concept art for the TMP engine room, by Rick Sternbach

[stillbreathing-aer]

i just finished watching a video that compiled all of the markiplier cinematic universe (MCU) and WHAT IS THAT STUPID SONG THAT HE ALWAYS USES DURING THE EMOTIONAL SCENES?? IT RUINS ME EVERY TIME IT STARTS PLAYING

[elenavr13]

Look what I found in Roswell, New Mexico.👽

[startrekprodigyfan]

I wish we had gotten a chance to see Engineering on the Voyager A a bit more. I really like how close it looks to the original Engineering but with the new and improved Warp Core.

In the brief moment we see it on screen we can discern that a lot of design elements from Voyager were incorporated into the refit. Even the lit blue pathway that leads up to the core is still there (on the left side of the screen in the first image) and the walkways above it still exist (seen in the second image).

For comparison, here’s the original Voyager engineering set:

[fauvester]

uncle professor obrien is trying his best, god damn it

[wh40kgallery]

Chaos Space Marines

by Lewis Jones

[infinite-infinite-stars]

I saw that post full of vintage couple photographs a while back and I thought these two in particular had Yona/Mark Captaineer energy.

[glimblshanks]

It's unfortunate that religion in Star Trek is so controversial because I think converting to Buddhism would fix Mariner

[cuddlesworks]

Basic concept design of Warp Stone Mark. An AU where Engineer Mark swallows the stone, resulting in some physical changes

[amesalthehero]

New rats! New rats! New rats! The crowd cheers to the sound of bells and more bells