BackTalon Shockwave Mitigation Survey by graystar
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Framework built in Doga L3
added some in Carrara,
fixed holes in Hexagon and Modo.
Fiction for picture follows:
...so with all those supernovas popping off now an then, it is necessary to mitigate the damage done to our solar systems by reducing the effects of external or extra-system shock waves.
The Shockwave Mitigation Survey is comprised of a series of special ships designed to work in tandem, in order to determine the nature and characteristics of identified incoming supernovae shockwaves, calculate and then generate necessary harmonic particle plasma reflectors or filters that will produce downstream holes in the wavefront which widen with distance thereby protecting inhabited solar systems within shock shadow cones.
Excited particle mass absorbs energy and can be configured to redirect absorbed energy in a different form and direction.. an enhancement.
Energy cannot be directly canceled only redirected to form a shadow cone.
If you have seen the Tent Rocks in NM, then it is roughly a similar effect.

Comments (3)
Cool ships - old slave-galleys in space :-) Neat concept story.
Your background story took quite a bit of thought. Very cool. I agree with Lyninz, you spacecrafts have the look of having oars. Overall I like the look of them. Well done.
Graystar's comment: Perhaps more like modeling natural systems... such as segments of a centipede perhaps? I'm thinking it is easier and more functional to build flight structures in smaller sections - modular. That way they can be sized to the task. Thanks for the comments everyone.