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[QUOTE]Originally posted by koy'peled Oy'tio: [QB] Please clarify. No matter what kind of propulsion you are talking about it requires speed which implies force and a set equation V/c = WF(10/3) Or V/c = WF[{(10/3)+a*(-Ln(10-WF))^n}+f1*((WF-9)^5)+f2*((WF-9)^11)], which in essence means travelling at or more than light speed. So then which also implies a push pull factor, now I have already indicated this thread to be about warp fields so x being the field of fore and y being field of aft your would have this: y | x | = Warp core, also remember the hull is an important part of warp theory. now include nacelle placement. rear placement Y-| x -= nacelles Front placement Y |-x [/QB][/QUOTE]
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