Hi Dalton,
  I'm not certain if this is what you're seeking, but doing a search on my
old and spoty email program with some GURPSNET stuff in it, gave me this
when I did a search on hyperspace...

"I did find a document by John Fosgett - Hyperspace Physics 101 - which
covered the drives."

Might this help?  Also, someone requested access to the material once before
and couldn't find it in the archives, and Nigel McCarty-Eigenmann had it
circa 2004 on his hard drive archive - maybe he still has it?


Ah yes, ya gotta love yahoo <g>.

First I yahoo'd it to see where I might find it, and it gave me only ONE
instance of "Hyperspace Physics 101" +"John Fosgett" - which led me to:

http://www.hwcn.org/~ag775/Hyperverse.htm


The old link there on the webpage led to 

http://gurpsnet.sjgames.com/Archive/Hardware/VehiclesTech/Spacedrives/hypers
pace

As you noted, that link isn't functional any more, but then I went looking
for it at the new archive site, and this is the new URL for that particular
document you seek:

http://www.gurpsnet.org/Archive/Hardware/VehiclesTech/Spacedrives/hyperspace

Funny how that worked.

It made my day to be able to help.  :)

                            Hal  

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> Subject: [gurps] Superscience Hyperphysics 101
> 
> Years ago I read a file in the GURPSnet archives that 
> described a universe where all the standard GURPS 
> superscience STL and FTL space drive types could be based on 
> the existance of a common hyperspace dimension that was 
> accessed in many different ways. Unfortunately I can't 
> remember the name of the article or its author, and I can't 
> seem to find it at the current GURPSnet archive site. While I 
> have a general idea how some of it worked, I can't remember 
> the specific advantages and limitations described for the 
> different drive types. Does anybody else remember this file? 
> If so, could somebody post either a copy or a current URL for 
> it? Thanks in advance.
> 
> Dalton "who needs a night course in hyperphysics" Spence 
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