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Re: Forerunners in Slipstream and Rock theory -lon
Posted By: Wado SG	Date: 3/12/03 12:15 a.m.
In Response To: Re: Forerunners in Slipstream and Rock theory -lon (P_40E) : Yes, the book said that the occasional comet or asteroid had been recording : in slipstream space. : No. Slipstream space, as described in the book, does not have the same laws : of physics as our space, so therefore, ships can travel faster than light. : However, when a ship exits the slipstream, it goes back to our laws, so no : more faster than light speeds. If you'd like, I could find a passage in : the book. If you just believe me, than I won't bother. I believe you, that's what I meant. The rock would fly through Slipstream space and get to where it is supposed to be faster, then exit Slipstream and collide with a planet. : Overall, it's a good theory.

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Forerunners in Slipstream and Rock theory -long	Wado SG	3/11/03 5:58 p.m.
Re: Forerunners in Slipstream and Rock theory -lon	P_40E	3/12/03 12:08 a.m.
Re: Forerunners in Slipstream and Rock theory -lon	Wado SG	3/12/03 12:15 a.m.
Re: Forerunners in Slipstream and Rock theory -lon	Gawyn [subnova]	3/12/03 12:27 a.m.
Re: Forerunners in Slipstream and Rock theory -lon	P_40E	3/12/03 12:35 a.m.
Choice of words	Gawyn [subnova]	3/12/03 2:22 a.m.
Re: Choice of words	Wado SG	3/12/03 2:46 a.m.