In the Starshatter universe they can travel through Hyperspace, though across long distances it is not that instantaneous. However, when Telepaths fold you through Hyperspace for infinitely shorter distances, like orbit to surface for example, it is nigh instantaneous. Since you are not using a device like the ST transporter, you are not destroyed and then reconstructed at your destination , but actually yourself - body, mind, and soul.
I feel like whenever I read the word ‘quantum’ my ability to really understand what is going is severely limited. But I find you always make this stuff, at least, semi-accessible — and that’s quite a talent :)
Thanks so much, Michael. I really appreciate it! I write to share and gain a better understanding for my own benefit. It's a win-win set! Thanks for the support, buddy! :-)
The entanglement of particles reflects the entanglement of persons; at the core we are connected, beyond space and time. Friedrich Rückert writes of this, in a poem Schubert set to music ("Sei mir gegrüsst"): "One breath of love dissolves time and space" (Ein Hauch der Liebe tilget Räum und Zeiten).
I didn't know Rückert, but he sounds amazing. I'll check out his poems. Some people see entanglement between particles as metaphysical or emotional. I'm not familiar with this, but entanglement is certainly a fascinating phenomenon that still needs to be explained. :-)
In the Starshatter universe they can travel through Hyperspace, though across long distances it is not that instantaneous. However, when Telepaths fold you through Hyperspace for infinitely shorter distances, like orbit to surface for example, it is nigh instantaneous. Since you are not using a device like the ST transporter, you are not destroyed and then reconstructed at your destination , but actually yourself - body, mind, and soul.
Some stuff are easier to do in sci-fi than in reality :-)
I agree! Probably also why how many new things get invented too.
I feel like whenever I read the word ‘quantum’ my ability to really understand what is going is severely limited. But I find you always make this stuff, at least, semi-accessible — and that’s quite a talent :)
Thanks so much, Michael. I really appreciate it! I write to share and gain a better understanding for my own benefit. It's a win-win set! Thanks for the support, buddy! :-)
The entanglement of particles reflects the entanglement of persons; at the core we are connected, beyond space and time. Friedrich Rückert writes of this, in a poem Schubert set to music ("Sei mir gegrüsst"): "One breath of love dissolves time and space" (Ein Hauch der Liebe tilget Räum und Zeiten).
I didn't know Rückert, but he sounds amazing. I'll check out his poems. Some people see entanglement between particles as metaphysical or emotional. I'm not familiar with this, but entanglement is certainly a fascinating phenomenon that still needs to be explained. :-)
Thank you for your comment, Ishmael!
Really cool.
Glad ya liked!