acori

I liked it here.

There was a lot I never got to explore here. It was cool watching everyone else though. Maybe someday I'll open up like that too.


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DespiaShrq
@DespiaShrq

Has any scifi series done ftl travel where it’s like… instantaneous from the perspective of those outside the travel dimension, but the vessel basically travels the entire distance at sub or near light speed and subjectively experiences that amount of time inside? Like you shoot an automated cargo pod out to one of the colonies, it gets there within an hour or two but is materially thousands of years older than when it left. “Instant” interstellar communication with physically stored messages archived on board for millennia


DespiaShrq
@DespiaShrq

“What’s guaranteed to weather eons in the void with minimal chance of hardware failure?”

And thus we settled on railgun yeeting armor plated nano-etched stone tablets through a higher plane of reality as the most reliable method of long distance communication


StrawberryDaquiri
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in reply to @DespiaShrq's post:

isn't that like the inverse of relativity? Where the faster something moves the less time it experiences?

Actually the more j think about your premise the more I like it, itd be pretty interesting if it utilized some sort of dimensional travel where from our perspective it's instant but within that dimension of space it fully experiences slow time, yeah.

Every message pod arriving on the verge of collapse, triple redundant long term archival storage on the verge of failure

God forbid someone send A PERSON through transit. Pity the poor stowaway...

Oh yeah, sending people (or anything alive/perishable) through would be either a generation ship situation or would need some real good suspended animation tech.

Waiting for a status update from the great-great-great grandchildren of the crew you just sent out 24 hours ago, hoping the language didn’t drift too much 🤔

in reply to @DespiaShrq's post:

In Library of Ruina there are teleporting trains that are kind of like this, except instead of cryosleep the passengers spend a thousand years in an existential hell stasis dimension and are then made to forget it upon arrival.

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