Brane state

The brane state of an object refers to what current physical properties the object is reflecting, respective to what dimension of reality it is trying to mimic, transition into, or directly inhabits.
By definition, a brane is a topological space with the potentiality to have any and all subsequent dimensions that exist in reality. All known objects in the universe exhibit a 3-brane state, which means that they possess all the qualities of the third dimension. Even so, they still possess the capability to temporarily transition to a higher dimension by the means of inducing the phenomenon of barospace, where excited gravitons that cause the object to transition into a mimic or transitionary state. This "mimic state" is defined as a 3+n-brane, where n is the number of dimensions the object is attempting to reflect beyond its natural form.
Ships that travel in faster-than-light speeds transform the brane state of everything that exists within a warp bubble, which is projected by its onboard barodrive. The drive uses modulated and excited gravitons in order to induce such a transitionary brane state.
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