Blazers Yamato

What is the most realistic and reliable Faster Than Light spaceship propulsion method?
Is it:
– Warp Drives (Star Trek)
– Hyperspace (Star Wars)
– FTL jumps (Battlestar Galactica)
– Tachyon Drives (Space Battleship Yamato/ Star Blazers)
– Wormholes (Numerous studies)
Any many, many more…
None of them is very realistic.
“Space is big. You just won’t believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it’s a long way down the road to the drug store, but that’s just peanuts to space.”
Douglas Adams
The thing is to get from point A to point B requires you to do work, there’s no way around this. Getting from A to B faster requires more work. Getting from A to B at light speed requires an energy density that tends to reduce matter to a spray of subatomic particles, radiation and electromagnetic energy.
The tidal forces around any sort of natural distortions in space-time, that is wormholes, also have the same subatomic shredding effect as above.
Deliberately distorting space-time would require both a new regime of physics, which is to say it isn’t possible by current understanding, and insane amounts of exotic, possibly nonexistent forms of energy. Resulting in the same kablooey effect as the previous two.
FTL travel is just Sci-Fi, fantasy with the trappings of science fiction.
If you’re writing something featuring FTL travel as a necessity just pick whichever you like. If you’re being honest you have to write soap operas about generational ships or about people disconnected from their own origins by traveling at sub-light for decades in suspended animation.
Star Blazers Yamato
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Star Blazers: Space Battleship Yamato – Song Collection (1979 Anime Series) $33.49 … |
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Star Blazers: Space Battleship Yamato – Original Soundtrack, Part 1 (1979 Anime Series) $31.99 Japanese Score Music from the Yamato Series… |
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Space Battle Ship Yamato CD Box $217.49 Limited edition 30th anniversary box set release, featuring 10 instrumental recordings originally recorded between 1977 and 1983. All CDs are 24bit digitally remastered LP-style slipcase versions. Only 10,000 copies will be pressed…. |
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Space Battleship Yamato – The final battle (All Region, English Subtitles, Uncut) $10.75 In the year 2194, an alien race called the Gamilons, suddenly appear from outer space and drop radioactive meteor bombs on Earth. Five years later, Earth still suffers from radiation contamination, and survivors live underground. The only hope is a substance from the planet Iscandar, 148000 light years away from Earth, which has the ability to cleanse Earth’s atmosphere. In order to get it, select… |
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Star Blazers Series 1: The Quest for Iscandar (6pc) (Coll) [VHS] $48.33 … |
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Farewell to Space Battleship Yamato [VHS] $14.95 … |
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Space Battleship Yamato – Earth Defense Flagship Andromeda 1/700 Scale Model Kit $44.00 Medium-scale kit of the “Andromeda” from “Starblazers,” as Yamato was called in its English-language version. About 37cm long when completed. Features light-up front gun muzzles and rear engine bay (transparent red parts lit from the inside by little lights; requires two AA batteries and three grain of wheat bulbs, sold separately). Batteries go in the display stand and ship can be removed from th… |
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Yamato Ships Mechanical Collection – Black Tiger Fighter $9.99 A fighter ship from the Battleship Yamato anime series, featured as a Trading Figure (Japanese capsule figure). This figure measures about 4-5″ (10-12 cm) in size, with an included base. It comes packaged in a color, blind-box packaging, with Japanese text…. |
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