The Chandrasekhar Threshold: Degenerate Matter, Relativistic Time Dilation, and the Math of Extragalactic Transit
Sailing across the vast voids between galaxies requires more than simple speed; it demands the exploitation of extreme stellar remnants. By charting courses directly along the gravitational boundaries of collapsing white dwarfs, long-range vessel navigators can unlock relativistic pathways. This article calculates the precise mathematical balance required to leverage degenerate matter for intergalactic travel without crossing the threshold of total structural collapse.