Superluminal drive

Superluminal drive is a form of space transportation that allows a vessel to travel faster than the speed of light. Superluminal drive makes use of mass de-simulation technology to create a bubble of static physics around and within a vessel, causing its mass and apparent velocity to remain unchanged while its velocity accelerates in relation to surrounding space-time. The de-simulation field protects the ship and its occupants from the normal effects of increasing velocity, and, because it prevents the ship's mass from increasing as its velocity increases, frees it from the limitations normally imposed by Einsteinian physics. A vessel with a superluminal drive can accelerate indefinitely past the lightspeed barrier, and the output from its thrusters increases the ship's velocity on a constant exponential scale. The only effective limits on a vessel's superluminal speed are the thrust its engines can output, the fuel it can carry, and the amount of time it has to accelerate and decelerate before reaching its destination.