The so-called "curvature bubble" was a form of curvature technology, and curvature technology was a type of faster-than-light technology.
Simply put, "curvature technology" adjusted spatial parameters, aligning the spatial coordinates of two locations separated by dozens or even hundreds of light-years to the same parameters. This allowed a spaceship to appear at another coordinate from one coordinate in an instant through spatial transfer.
A "directional curvature bubble," on the other hand, used this technological principle to repeatedly overlap spatial coordinates through large-scale, high-frequency adjustments, allowing nearby spaceships to be drawn through space and directly jump into the "curvature bubble."
This technology was far more advanced than "interstellar expressways."
That was because interstellar expressways were merely "passages," whereas a "directional curvature bubble" was a spatial coordinate. As long as one obtained transit permission within the range of this spatial coordinate—one hundred light-years—one could perform "faster-than-light transmission."
As a member of a spatial civilization, Shuttle naturally understood how powerful this technology was.
It could be said that this thing was a divine tool for interstellar logistics!
Unfortunately, this kind of "directional curvature bubble" consumed far too much energy and required a "super mechanical system" to activate.
Even the "Worldbreaker Civilization" had yet to develop a way to miniaturize it.
As the spatial ripples rose higher and higher, Shuttle was forced to stand up as well, retreating into the harbor district. Then, in the next moment, large quantities of rare raw materials, Tier Four energy ores, and spatial ores descended from the sky.
"So much? This is probably equivalent to a third of a logistics planet's supplies. How many Star Armors could be made with this?"
They could reverse-engineer the "Raging Tide Star Armor," so that "fake Chuck" could naturally do the same. He might even have done it long ago.
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