You’ve got the right eye on it. To turn that tri‑star pattern into a propulsion engine we’d need a few things: a clean, high‑energy source that’s steady over long periods—think a stabilized fusion cell or a micro‑antimatter injector; a thrust system that can handle that energy, like an ion or plasma drive with magnetic confinement to keep the exhaust from melting the housing; and materials that survive the heat and radiation—maybe some next‑generation ceramic composites or graphene‑reinforced alloys. On top of that, a control system that can parse the star patterns into vector guidance, and a power‑distribution grid that’s 99.99 % efficient. Basically, you take the Orion concept, give it a quantum‑boosted energy core, and wrap it in a material envelope that can’t be melted by its own thrust. Then you’re halfway to the next jump.