Having a like magnetic charge in more than one place at one time is key to a warp speed. Producing and distributing the like charge to opposing interfaces possibly from a single source is what makes it work. Magnet same-charge resistance gives the thrust required. A very high-power magnetic field requires a high energy source. In a vacuum no need for streamlining to accomplish this. The resistance then has to be uneven but of the same like charge for propulsion forward or the object propelled will just standstill. Alternating from positive to the negative charge in the opposing interfaces can give an extra kick by excusing both ends of the polarity for thrust at the same time. So you get the force of both sides of the magnetic field at the same time instead of using just one side of the polarity for maximum thrust. I have no idea what the maximum trust could be because the power of the magnets involved determines this. This would be the first explanat...
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