Alcubierre-White Warp Test Vehicle

The concept of a workable warp drive was first concieved by physicist Miguel Alcubierre. His theoretical work described an engine that would require the mass of many stellar mass objects worth of anti-matter to work. Years later, scientists have revised Alcubierre's work and reduced the needed mass to just 500kg. The design you see here is modeled after NASA scientist Harold White's concept of a small compact warp test vehicle. This vehicle is small enough to fit in a house garage, yet fast enough to travel to any planet in the system in seconds (minutes to hours in game). It has the capacity to carry two pilots, and is has enough energy to fly for hours.