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Thats a valid concern, and im only guessing here but some of the ideas that strike me are this

When using a "Warp Bubble" as its been described the craft itself does not move

Real space time gets warped around the bubble thus, any objects such as micro meteors etc get warped around the surface of the bubble as it goes.

There is also the old sci fi standard know as hyperspace, or subspace or even underspace as alan dean foster coined in his "the damned" series

The idea is that you drop "out" of real space during the journey to a sort of null space

Nothing new in this link except a short vid about extra dimensions at the bottom

Warp Drive Like That On 'Star Trek' May Be Feasible After All, Physicists Say

<blockquote data-quote="mike" data-source="post: 143639" data-attributes="member: 9271">Thats a valid concern, and im only guessing here but some of the ideas that strike me are this&nbsp;When using a &quot;Warp Bubble&quot; as its been described the craft itself does not move&nbsp;&nbsp;Real space time gets warped around the bubble thus, any objects such as micro meteors etc get warped around the surface of the bubble as it goes.&nbsp;There is also the old sci fi standard know as hyperspace, or subspace or even underspace as alan dean foster coined in his &quot;the damned&quot; series&nbsp;The idea is that you drop &quot;out&quot; of real space during the journey to a sort of null space&nbsp;Nothing new in this link except a short vid about extra dimensions at the bottom&nbsp;<a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/17/warp-drive-star-trek-feasible_n_1890679.html" target="_blank">Warp Drive Like That On &#039;Star Trek&#039; May Be Feasible After All, Physicists Say</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="mike, post: 143639, member: 9271"] Thats a valid concern, and im only guessing here but some of the ideas that strike me are this When using a "Warp Bubble" as its been described the craft itself does not move Real space time gets warped around the bubble thus, any objects such as micro meteors etc get warped around the surface of the bubble as it goes. There is also the old sci fi standard know as hyperspace, or subspace or even underspace as alan dean foster coined in his "the damned" series The idea is that you drop "out" of real space during the journey to a sort of null space Nothing new in this link except a short vid about extra dimensions at the bottom [url="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/17/warp-drive-star-trek-feasible_n_1890679.html"]Warp Drive Like That On 'Star Trek' May Be Feasible After All, Physicists Say[/url] [/QUOTE]

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