Bound Drive
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The Bound Drive is a hypothetical future technological enhancement on the Jump Drive which has a performance measured in tens of thousands of parsecs of travel. It is a 4th Order of Magnitude Jump Space Drive.
Description[edit]
No information yet available.
History & Background[edit]
Some researchers and studiers of the artifacts of precursors believe that some earlier civilizations may have had this technology.
See also[edit]
Please refer to the following AAB Library Data for more information:
Starship:
- Speed of Travel
- Light Speed (c)
- FTL
- NAFAL (STL)
- Astronomical Unit (AU)
- Light-second (ls)
- Light-minute (lm)
- Light-hour (lh)
- Light-day (ld)
- Light-week (lw)
- Light-year (ly)
- Parsec (pc)
- Starship Drives (Interstellar Drives)
- N-Drive (NAFAL Drive)
- Jump Space Drives
- Jump Space
- Jump Drive History
- Nth Order Jump Space Drives
- J-Drive - Jump Drive ("0th" Order Jump Space Drive)
- H-Drive - Hop Drive (1st Order Jump Space Drive)
- S-Drive - Skip Drive (2nd Order Jump Space Drive)
- L-Drive - Leap Drive (3rd Order Jump Space Drive)
- B-Drive - Bound Drive (4th Order Jump Space Drive)
- V-Drive - Vault Drive (5th Order Jump Space Drive)
- 6-Drive - Six Drive (6th Order Jump Space Drive)
- 7-Drive - Seven Drive (7th Order Jump Space Drive)
- 8-Drive - Eight Drive (8th Order Jump Space Drive)
- 9-Drive - Nine Drive (9th Order Jump Space Drive)
- Hieronymous Device
- Conjectural Drives
- Alternative Interstellar Drive Technologies
Expected Drive Development Sequence: NAFAL to FTL
- Relativistic Drive (NAFAL) → Jump Drive → Hop Drive → Skip Drive → Leap Drive → Bound Drive → Vault Drive → Six Drive → Seven Drive → Eight Drive → Nine Drive
References[edit]
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- Marc Miller. T5 Core Rules (Far Future Enterprises, 2013), 280.