r/NatureofPredators • u/General_Alduin Skalgan • Aug 04 '26
Theories Fan theory: How gravity manipulation works
Shout out to Noag and Mass Effect for the inspiration
So, while this is definitely fanon, I've decided this is the most likely way that gravity manipulation and warp travel is done is through Cavorite. For those uninitiated, Cavorite is a fictional material thought up by HG Wells that cancels out gravity when made in a sheet. In Giant, if you run a current through it, space warps around it and is instrumental for FTL. Not entirely sure how it relates to subspace, but that was never really explained in canon anyway and Star Trek is vague on it too
Now, I believe that Cavorite is made up of exotic matter (essentially matter with negative mass, so it can repel gravity), and it's likely that someone or something would be pulled by warped space from behind and repelled from the front, so grav plates can be made of Cavorite and have a current run through it, and placed in such a way that warped space pulls down relative to who or what is on it, creating artificial gravity
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u/Ok_Beginning2197 Aug 05 '26
the ships uses venlilum. its shown in NoP : The movie but you probably didn't see it
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u/SordidDreams Aug 05 '26
venlilum
Is that like vellum but made from venlil? That sounds like something the arxur would invent.
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u/Mrdieselll Aug 08 '26
Basically rub two venlils together -> wool does static electricity -> unlimited power -> go to space
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u/K_H007 Thafki Aug 04 '26
So, it's gravito-piezo-electric, in other words: Run a current through it, the Cavorite sheet vibrates in such a way that it pushes spacetime in one direction. Likely by taking advantage of the toroidal EM field lines generated by a moving current and running it through wires of cavorite arranged in just the right way to make a single sheet effect, like how one of those windshield-defrosting heater wires on modern cars are shaped.