Approved Tech Hypertech Calabi-Yau

[Krass Wyms]

Affiliation: Sasori Research, Atrisian Commonwealth
Manufacturer: Sasori Research, Atrisi United
Material: Refined Sleg Ultracapacitors, Sasori Kanamara, Materia, Hypertech Generator
SPECIAL FEATURES

• The device is used as an anchor to a large area of a stable, higher-dimensional Calabi-Yau space, making that area accessible. To be built into vehicles, ships, facilities aand engineered for equipment.
• Dimensional Engineering: The Calabi-Yau manifold is engineered to exist in paired dimensions (e.g., 4D, 6D), allowing the pocket space to occupy the same spatial area as an existing room without interference. Multiple devices can thus create multiple distinct rooms within a singular physical space.
• Pocket Dimension Collapses?: If the device is damaged enough to cause the pocket dimension to collapse, any person or organic objects inside are not destroyed or lost. Instead, they are safely shunted out of the collapsing space and returned to normal space at the nearest available safe location.

STRENGTHS

• Exceptional Self-Repair: Constructed with a highly protective, self-repairing materia. Minor stress fractures repair in minutes to hours, while substantial damage to larger sections can be fully repaired in a matter of days.
• Overly Engineered Utility: The device's primary function is dimension-twisting, allowing the user to create a highly customizable, expansive, and stable personal space. Its level of engineering is significantly advanced, providing a competitive technological edge.

WEAKNESSES

• Self-Repair Time: While capable of extensive repair, the process is time-dependent. Repairing micro-stress fractures is quick, but significant damage still requires hours to days of downtime.
• Exotic Particle Instability: The core components are made of largely unknown exotic particles. Although not inherently fragile, they react violently to dark matter and anti-matter, which can lead to disruption, destruction, or catastrophic disintegration/rupture of the device and the associated manifold.
• Precise Calibration: The Calabi-Yau manifold operates on a paired dimensional principle (even-dimensional space). Maintaining this stability requires extremely precise and constant calibration and tuning.

DESCRIPTION
This device, designed by Krass for Sasori, represents a major leap in advanced engineering. Unlike conventional Gree dimensional storage or hyperspace pockets, this technology manipulates higher spatial dimensions to create a true personal pocket reality. The Calabi-Yau Hypertech Device is a handheld unit that serves as a portable gateway and anchor. Its primary job is to create and stabilize a personal, higher-dimensional "pocket space" — essentially, a custom-built reality.

What It Does:

• Creates a Pocket Space: By bending local space-time, the device opens an accessible hidden dimension that can be used for storage or even as living space.
• Full Control: Once the pocket space is established, the user controls the internal environment completely: temperature, air composition, and other physical conditions. This makes it ideal for secure storage or mobile living quarters.

Think of normal space like the surface of a calm lake. This device creates a "bubble" underneath that lake — a separate space that exists in the same spot but doesn't disturb the surface. The pocket dimension is layered alongside our normal three-dimensional space, like a room built inside the same physical coordinates but on a different "floor" of reality that doesn't touch ours.

This design gives two key benefits:

1. No Interference: Because the pocket space exists alongside normal space rather than inside it, you can create a large, secure pocket "room" inside an already occupied physical space — like a starship cabin, an office, or even inside a piece of equipment — without any displacement or conflict. The pocket room doesn't push anything aside; it simply exists in a separate dimensional layer.
2. Portable Anchor: The device is the stable anchor and doorway to this engineered dimension. It lets you access your own personal, fully controllable dimension from anywhere you take the device.

 

[MANIAC]

Krass Wyms

It is cool! Please do not abuse it.

Approved.

 

[John Locke]

MANIAC | Krass Wyms

I am retroactively pulling this back.

Star Wars is science fantasy, and a level of suspension of belief is required to accept several elements of the movies and TV shows, without even thinking about the comics.

However, I should not need a PhD to try to understand what a submission is doing. Calabi-Yau Manifolds are a very cool element of Theoretical physics, but they're purely theoretical explanations. The idea that multiple dimensions exist is canon to star wars, however, this submission is being used to claim multiple components can exist in the same space.

This is both not in the spirit of star wars to me, and far in excess of what is needed in a submission or is reasonable.

I'm not going to deny it out of hand, but the submissions needs reworking to make it much more clear what you intend, and when used in other submissions you need to be very careful of the wording used.

 

[Krass Wyms]

John Locke

Alright boss, I worked on it to be more clear and fix the words. Let me know and I shall make as many edits as you would like to maintain it

 

[John Locke]

Krass Wyms

Ok, so if I understand it, this is used to create a room within a room effectively. A secure little sub dimension which you can do whatever you want in, but that doesn't affect the normal world?

Also, you're gonna have to scale this back to semi-unique. This tech is far too exotic and powerful for anything less.

 

[Krass Wyms]

John Locke

edited and yes that is the principle of the manifold. Allowing things to exist in the same space but different dimensional planes. Would be one of the more easily done and common things done with Gree Dimensional Engineering

 

[John Locke]

Krass Wyms

I'll be completely honest, this really toes the line for me but I'll let it past as long as it's not abused. I jsut wanna clarify one thing, each of these roomes is it's own seperate dimension incapable of affecting the others right?

 

[Krass Wyms]

John Locke

That is fair though it is just taking the canon tech and expanding it you know if it was crazy I would and come to you first this is just basic.

and to answer

The rooms are designed to store the components separately yes but be bridged to the whole. You could could have your power system in one, your super computer in another and the cooling system in a third away from each other.

 

[John Locke]

John Locke

That is fair though it is just taking the canon tech and expanding it you know if it was crazy I would and come to you first this is just basic.

and to answer

The rooms are designed to store the components separately yes but be bridged to the whole. You could could have your power system in one, your super computer in another and the cooling system in a third away from each other.

Ok, I'm going to need that explaned to me a little more clearly. In particular, are they connected, like a powerline comes out of one anchor, and into another, or is hte power jumping across dimensions from the generator to the computer?

 

[Krass Wyms]

John Locke

Flop transition, my using mirror symmetry the manifold can touch creating a bridge without being within the same area letting rooms connect.

 

[John Locke]

Krass Wyms

This falls into teh category of I shouldn't need to be a theoretical physicist to understand a submission, and to really understand this I would need to be. This kind of dimensional modification is also far outside of the spirit of star wars.

So what I'm going to suggest is that this be reworked into a non-handheld device, that can set up a gateway to another dimension, and as you say, multiple devices set up multiple portals and dimensions within the same space. Then wire and cables can link those rooms.

While I do understand the cool factor, this is a level of dimensional engineering that just doesn't fit with star wars but would be more at home with the Culture or Dr Who.

 

[Krass Wyms]

John Locke

I edited it from being handheld but

Dimensional engineering has been a part of star wars since 1985 when it was used in the series by a wide array of species. Even the most basic hyperdrives are manipulating dimensional space by shifting into an alternate dimension to travel. Reverse engineered from Rakaata technologies they were given and manipulated by the Gree who expanded a lot of the concepts. The Kwa another species altered hypergates to make their infinity gates and species older then that introduced in the novels that were different then the celestials engineered the dimensions of a planet. The Ones created whole worlds in their monoliths by engineering the space to have force planes and dimensional engineering to entrap species has been achieved by species from the Ewoks to humans when they entrapped a force being that could go through different dimensional planes. THey managed to engineer a way to trap it in a single dimension because the understanding of the sciences are in unique. This is before engineering feats like the border of the galaxy which protected it from things outside of the galaxy when none of the other companions orr galaxies seem to have such a thing created. That required dimensional engineering again to make hyperspace inaccessible. The newest creation of path engines and the sunvale for the republic in Disney canon allow with force manipulation better understanding and capabilities to navigate dimensional planes allowing hyperspace travel to not just be on the surface.

I can agree with you on a lot of things and yeah opinions are subjective but to say it doesn't fit when it has been a key part of the franchise for decades is a gross misrepresentation of what the authors have created.

Thank you for my rant, edits are made for it to be a piece built in and not hand portable.

https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Molecular_disruptor

https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Matter_transmitter

https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Space%E2%80%93time-warping_gate

https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Gree_technology

https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Dimensional_engineering

https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Grand_Hypergate

https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Hypergate

https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Wraith_Box

https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Mortis/Legends

https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Sunstar/Legends

 

[Darth Prazutis]

Krass Wyms

Upon discussion with John Locke i'll be taking over this submission.

You have a very interesting concept here, I always enjoy seeing what you come up with in your submissions. There are two things I would still like addressed here though. One, the language in the submission is still far too advanced to me, you've done work simplifying it so far, it includes mention of principles and theorem that would require outside research in my opinion. So here's what I would like for you to do. Go through the submission and simplify the submissions language. What, how it does what it does, so an average reader should easily understand what its purpose is, how it does what it does just by reading this one page, it should answer their questions even if someone has no knowledge of science.

Second. There is a concern if the manifold is damaged and the dimension collapses what happens to characters inside. On Chaos, PC death is at the agency of the writer and it seems on face value this would strip this away, as a writer wouldn't be able to react reasonably to a dimension collapsing over them, at least to me. So if you can elaborate on this end, perhaps when the space collapses everything inside is shunted out of the collapsing space as a suggestion, so that part of this is clear.

Once these two concerns are addressed, we'll see at moving this along. Tag me once you're ready for me to take another look.

 

[Krass Wyms]

Darth Prazutis

Alright, I tried to simplify it more and added for the collapse. Hopefully it reads better.

 

[Darth Prazutis]

Krass Wyms

That looks fine to me thank you. Very interesting concept to make more space. Looks good. Approved.