*chuckles*

Cute.

I'll have to admit that IDK the exact mechanics of it.  That's 'just'
engineering.  Think of it this way, you slow down (reduce the matter+/-
balance so that it just keeps the ship in place, not 'moving', then 'hop off'),
turn off the drive and you have the ship snap back to where it came from...
or so I'd think...don't quote me.  Alb did an incredible job...

Here's teh URL for teh paper:

Miguel Alcubierre

http://www.tyrian..com/IPS/MR/00000115.html

http://www.ludd.luth.se/~ard/new/warpdrive.html

http://www.astro.cf.ac.uk/groups/relativity/papers/abstracts/miguel94a/miguel94a.tex.html
(LaTeX format)

http://www.astro.cf.ac.uk/groups/relativity/papers/abstracts/miguel94a.html

You can go to alta vista and read search via warp drive.  Be wary of anything
by Jack Sarifatti tho...His science leaves much to be desired...

Sorry, no pictures, but it's all there.  It'll be interesting to see...

 Will