Re: [FT] sensors

The bending of light rays at the edges of the micro black hole would be
the easiest as the asmith of the angle of refraction is a coefecient of
a fixed number verses range.

"laserlight@quixnet.net" <laserlight@quixnet.net> wrote:Reading through
other parts of Nyrath's site, I saw discussions of how a
drive plume can be detected from here to Antares, but I didn't notice
anything about how far away you can detect a ship which is using an
Handwavium drive, which (as everyone knows) has no rocket exhaust. 
Let's say you move by generating a small black hole in front of you and
a
negative mass equivalent (generates a push rather than a pull) behind
you. 
a) how would this be detected?
b) how far away could you reasonably expect to detect a ship, just by
its
temperature?

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