My is hypothesis that your ship is in a sphere that makes you a lot larger but allows you to keep the benefits of being small. For example, if I had this sphere around me to make me travel 10x faster, I could walk 10 meters and in the outside world it would be 1 kilometer. From my perspective and other peoples' perspectives, I would look like a giant, but the physics inside the sphere would act as if I was my normal size. This could work with your space ship so that when the speedometer says you're traveling at 10c, you're not ACTUALLY traveling at 10c from the physics that are happening inside the sphere. Inside the sphere you may be traveling only 100 km/s, but because your ship is larger but you still retain physics as if you were normal size, you travel at ten times the speed of light. Also when you're in supercruise flying close to someone with similar speed and similar direction, you can see they kind of have a sphere surrounding them.
When you go into hyperdrive, it's the same technology but used a bit differently. You must give your destination to the computer because it will create a path for you from point A to point B, so the "sphere" is precreated and is now a tunnel that allows you to travel much faster than supercruise did. If you flew out of the tunnel before point B, you would land wherever in space that part of the tunnel was. Say the length of the tunnel was 1ly. From your perspective it may only be 1ls, so you would be 786x larger than normal size in the tube, and if you traveled 1Mm in the tunnel and then flew out, it would be the same as flying 786Mm if you hadn't been in the tunnel.
I wrote this because I woke up at 6am and I was bored.
When you go into hyperdrive, it's the same technology but used a bit differently. You must give your destination to the computer because it will create a path for you from point A to point B, so the "sphere" is precreated and is now a tunnel that allows you to travel much faster than supercruise did. If you flew out of the tunnel before point B, you would land wherever in space that part of the tunnel was. Say the length of the tunnel was 1ly. From your perspective it may only be 1ls, so you would be 786x larger than normal size in the tube, and if you traveled 1Mm in the tunnel and then flew out, it would be the same as flying 786Mm if you hadn't been in the tunnel.
I wrote this because I woke up at 6am and I was bored.
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