Warp Core In The Film Star Trek

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In The Film Star Trek a Warp Core is defined as a faster-than-light transportation device. This definition make a Warp Core an impossible device. Such a device cannot exist, simply by the fact that nothing can move faster-than the speed of light.
Either the definition of a Warp Core is not correct, or such a device cannot possibly exist.
According to the Laws clearly defined in Relativity, it is impossible to move faster than the speed of light simple because everything is always moving at the speed of light.
Why is this true? Relativity dictates. E = M c^2 .
Everything that has energy must move at the speed of light, since everything is made from Energy.
The only speed in the universe is the speed of light. All Energy must move at this …show more content…

It is right to assume, that Warp Core affects space and time through the properties of Mass/Energy.
The true definition of A Warp Core is Energy pump. Absorbing enormous amount of Energy and using it to alter the space-time continuum.

A Warp Core is simply any mass that effects space and time by bending and distorting it.
It is not necessary to move faster-than-light, since this term is meaningless. Bending space-time is more effective than breaking the light barrier.
Every object in the universe must distort space-time as long as its mass is positive. In other words, any object with positive mass must effect its surrounding space-time by bending it.
Distances increases depending on the effect of the mass. The more an object weighs, the more effect it has on its surrounding space and time.
The heavier an object is, the more it stretches its space-time around itself.
A star that has completely collapse into a black hole has infinite distance around itself. So it will take forever to travel away from the star. It is in effect a fully operation warp core because there is no turning back, the process must continue until space-time negates itself and starts flowing

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