> All matter in those 6.5 billion miles will be sucked into your passenger area of the warp bubble and decompressed back to Earth spacetime. This presumes that

> All matter in those 6.5 billion miles will be sucked into your passenger area of the warp bubble and decompressed back to Earth spacetime. This presumes that we're doing the moving all in one big operation, doesn't it? What if each nanosecond, the warp bubble is moving forward by a small fraction, slipping through without imparting any momentum on the matter it passes by.