Plasmatic thrust?

[Johnny7oak]

Looks like a plasma deflector with a bunch of beads around it. I drew one on a ship. I think there's been some species with them. I was under the impression it was to accelerate further in warp field for above warp 10.

 

[XCV330]

the real version:
http://www.adastrarocket.com/aarc/VASIMR

there's the Sigma Draconis ion propulsion, in TOS, though. Not sure if that's what you were looking for.

 

[Tenacity]

for above warp 10.

Warp ten is so fast that any destination in the universe is zero time, instantaneous arrivial.

So why have "above" warp ten?

 

[Ar-Pharazon]

Warp ten is so fast that any destination in the universe is zero time, instantaneous arrivial.

So why have "above" warp ten?

They've changed the scale, and therefore what each Warp speed meant. It was the 24th century scale that identified Warp 10 as infinite velocity.

TOS used speeds over 10. At some future point, Warp 20 might need to become the "holy grail" of infinite speed.

 

[psCargile]

Above warp ten for when you need to get there before you leave.

 

[c0rnedfr0g]

Above warp ten for when you need to get there before you leave.

Would be very useful when running late!

 

[XCV330]

technically any FTL travel or communication allows for time travel/causation paradoxes but we must always try to forget that, watching Trek

 

[USS Triumphant]

Above warp ten for when you need to get there before you leave.

I read this post before you posted it. That close enough?