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Well, finitism by definition is the negation of infinity.

Now, I'm curious: what effects would such an impact have on the planet, given the above conditions? Would it be comparable to an...

Well, that is not my objection but of those who reject infinity in math. They seem to conflate our limits with math's limits.

I don't understand why is infinity a problem. Sure, it is not intuitive and sometimes it complicates things. But to negate the infinity...

The spacetime "bubble" generated by the warp core of the vessel is what dictates geometry. You can say the energy of the warp core...

You missed the quotes. It was a figure of speech. If I say "the spacetime metric around the vessel is forcefully preserved so that...

Well, in GR spacetime is something that is deformed by matter and energy. And theoretically such deformations can allow ftl travel (the...

Not exactly this. The hull is not "immune to almost anything" and not exactly in a stasis field. Rather, it is in a region of spacetime...

Considering that the set of integers (which are the simplest math entities) is infinite, I would say that yes, infinity is necessary in...

@Matterwave, notice the quotes around "rigid". Basically I'm saying the warp bubble preserves the geometry enclosed by it, in that sense...

Of course this is fiction but I want to give it at least a semblance of realism. The high G's are not a problem, inside the sphere are...

Let's imagine a scifi scenario in which a space vessel is falling on a planet due to a degraded state but remains functional enough to...