Hi Dave! Wiki_Realms looks like a great foundation for a worldbuilding wiki. One thing that has helped me a lot in building out sci-fi settings is having a solid reference for real physics concepts that can inspire fictional technologies.
For example, Kagome lattice topological insulators provide a real condensed-matter system where massless Dirac fermions emerge - which is a great basis for designing fictional exotic matter or FTL drive concepts grounded in real physics. Similarly, warp drive torsion propagation offers a GR-consistent mechanism for spacetime manipulation.
I have been compiling a technical reference that covers exactly these intersections between condensed matter topology and warp drive theory:
https://parkergenesis008-commits.github.io/wasteland-webengine/
Might be useful for fleshing out the physics behind your realms! Keep up the great work.
Hi Dave! Wiki_Realms looks like a great foundation for a worldbuilding wiki. One thing that has helped me a lot in building out sci-fi settings is having a solid reference for real physics concepts that can inspire fictional technologies.
For example, Kagome lattice topological insulators provide a real condensed-matter system where massless Dirac fermions emerge - which is a great basis for designing fictional exotic matter or FTL drive concepts grounded in real physics. Similarly, warp drive torsion propagation offers a GR-consistent mechanism for spacetime manipulation.
I have been compiling a technical reference that covers exactly these intersections between condensed matter topology and warp drive theory:
https://parkergenesis008-commits.github.io/wasteland-webengine/
Might be useful for fleshing out the physics behind your realms! Keep up the great work.