/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11138444
You can't, ships of it's shape, capabilities, and functions cannot exist without handwavium materials or at the very least super-science which has not even yet been speculated to be possible under the known laws of physics. Space ships cannot meaningfully be stealthy unless they're running completely cold with practically no system functioning, and even then the body heat of it's crew would rapidly build up. Nothing comparable to Element Zero is known to exist, thus making easy gravity manipulation, inertia manipulation, superluminal acceleration, etc impossible so far as can be determined. The Normandy is also poorly shaped for dedicated spaceflight, it's propulsion systems are off-axis from the center of mass, which would require it to constantly fire RCS thrusters just to prevent itself from tumbling end over end.

She is a very attractive fictional ship though, if I denied it I'd be a liar.