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The space-time propulsion system developed in the late Twenty-fourth century as a result of breakthroughs in Manifold Theory made by Sir Jeremy Atiyah. Sir Jeremy was the eleventh lineal descendent of Sir Michael Atiyah, a noted Twenty-first Century mathematician who did seminal works in early String Theory and Superstring Theory. The latter Atiyah’s work was inspired by his rediscovery of a theoretical paper by another Twenty-first Century Mexican physicist – Miguel Alcubierre.

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