Teleport Drive

'Teleport drive' is an umbrella name for different types of space propulsion encountered in science-fiction.

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Please refer to the following AAB Library Data for more information:
Starship:

• Speed of Travel
  • FTL
  • NAFAL (STL)
• Spacecraft Drives (Impulse Drives)
  • G-Drive (Gravity Drive)
  • M-Drive (Maneuver Drive)
  • N-Drive (NAFAL Drive)
  • Reaction Rocket
    • HEPlaR Drive (High Efficiency Plasma Recombustion)
    • O-Drive (Orion Drive)
    • R-Drive (Rocket Drive)
  • T-Drive (Thruster)
  • Z-Drive (Lifter)
• Starship Drives (Interstellar Drives)
  • N-Drive (NAFAL Drive)
  • J-Drive (Jump Drive)
  • H-Drive (Hop Drive)
  • S-Drive (Skip Drive)
  • L-Drive (Leap Drive)
  • B-Drive (Bound Drive)
  • V-Drive (Vault Drive)
  • 6-Drive (Six Drive)
  • 7-Drive (Seven Drive)
  • 8-Drive (Eight Drive)
  • 9-Drive (Nine Drive)
  • I-Drive (Inertialess Drive)
  • Reality Drive
  • Alternative FTL Drive
    • Alcubierre Drive
    • Hyperspace Drive
    • Keyhole Drive
    • Stutterdrive
    • Teleport Drive
    • Warp Drive

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Description (Specifications)

It mainly describes the visual effect that the ships seems to teleport itself instantly from one point to another without delay and without having to follow a route in the normal universe.

Thus type of propulsion includes :

• Wormhole technology : the ship creates a temporary wormhole to the intended destination and crosses through. [two-way transport is possible, from and to anywhere].
• Interstellar Gates  : permanent gates enabling to transport the ship from one system to another, built by a civilization (human or other). One gate may enable to travel to a limited number of other gates, or to all the other known gates. It usually requires the coordinates of the destination's gate to input into the departure gate's system. [two-way transport is possible, only between pre-defined destinations].
• 'Singularities', which are similar to gates, but  are naturally occurrences of the universe and which only lead to another pre-define point. [two-way transport is possible, but only to one pre-defined destination, not chosen by the civilization].
• Black hole transport, where the ship goes through a black hole and emerges out of a 'white fountain' in another point of space time. In this case, the ship not only moves in space but also in time, eventually even to another parallel universe. [transport only, to an unchosen destination].

FTL Drive Specifications

FTL Drive Specifications (Starship Propulsion)

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