Curvature navigation in the universe was a very boring affair, even more so than navigating near cosmic strings using gravity...
Gravitational navigation could reach speeds of about 10% of the speed of light, at least allowing the enjoyment of the stars outside, enough to organize cosmic education for the children, but curvature navigation was not the same case at all.
This rented War Star was capable of speeds up to 10 times the speed of light!
Under these circumstances, the images observed with the naked eye were chaotically scrambled. All of the stars in front had piled up on top of each other, forming a giant light cluster like the Sun.
If one used a high-energy computer for careful analysis, one would find that this light cluster contained at least a quadrillion stacked images!
To the point where it was completely impossible to discern which beam of light came from which star.
