https://www.galacticlibrary.net/mediawiki-1.41.1/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=File%3AWarp_shift.pngFile:Warp shift.png - Revision history2026-08-02T14:01:28ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.41.1https://www.galacticlibrary.net/mediawiki-1.41.1/index.php?title=File:Warp_shift.png&diff=3890&oldid=prevLwcamp: The shift vector of a warp geometry, in red. At the edges there is no shift. At the center (inside the warp bubble) there is a region of uniform shift so that at a later time the inside of the warp bubble is rigidly translated to different spatial coordinates (in blue). The two foliations remain the same distance apart, because warp drives maintain a unit lapse function.2026-07-26T18:25:48Z<p>The shift vector of a warp geometry, in red. At the edges there is no shift. At the center (inside the warp bubble) there is a region of uniform shift so that at a later time the inside of the warp bubble is rigidly translated to different spatial coordinates (in blue). The two foliations remain the same distance apart, because warp drives maintain a unit lapse function.</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Summary ==<br />
The shift vector of a warp geometry, in red. At the edges there is no shift. At the center (inside the warp bubble) there is a region of uniform shift so that at a later time the inside of the warp bubble is rigidly translated to different spatial coordinates (in blue). The two foliations remain the same distance apart, because warp drives maintain a unit lapse function.</div>Lwcamp