timeship

• Although there seemed to be no static cutoff line, the barrier existed nevertheless Likewise, although a timeship was able to return to its point of departure—say, from 1902 to Tues, Feb 12, 2313, when the Mont Pelée expedition was sent out—it was impossible to travel past the departure point. —  chronospace
• It displayed a rear-view projection behind the Oberon; propelled by its negmass drive, the timeship was quickly moving away from Chronos, and now the space station was a small toy receding in the distance. —  chronospace
• The status panel, though, told a different tale: the timeship was rushing down an invisible funnel, the event horizon of the wormhole Oberon was beginning to form around itself. —  chronospace
• Its hull now matte black, the timeship was virtually invisible to the naked eye. —  chronospace
• The timeship was little more than an oval shadow as it silently ascended into the overcast sky; for a few moments, they heard the muted hum of its negmass drive, then even that disappeared The night was cool, the crisp air redolent of pine and oak, the grass moist with dew. —  chronospace

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