Difference between revisions of "Technology:Microwarp drives"
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===Requirements=== | ===Requirements=== | ||
* [[Technology:Basic technology|Basic technology]] | * [[Technology:Basic technology|Basic technology]] | ||
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* [[Technology:Explorer program|Explorer program]] | * [[Technology:Explorer program|Explorer program]] | ||
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* [[Technology:Icarus program|Icarus program]] | * [[Technology:Icarus program|Icarus program]] | ||
| + | * [[Technology:Hyperdimensional drive|Hyperdimensional drive]] | ||
* [[Technology:Daedalus program|Daedalus program]] | * [[Technology:Daedalus program|Daedalus program]] | ||
| + | * [[Technology:Planck program|Planck program]] | ||
===Objects=== | ===Objects=== | ||
* [[Object:Basic warp drive|Basic warp drive]] | * [[Object:Basic warp drive|Basic warp drive]] | ||
| − | [[es: | + | [[es:Technology:Micromotor warp]] |
[[Category:Technologies]] | [[Category:Technologies]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:17, 14 April 2021
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Warp drives give hyperspace jump capability to ships. Each engine has a maximum range, which is the maximum distance it can cover in a single jump. The quantum mass indicates as the jump speed of the ship relative to its mass.