[Ush2iaph]

What better intergalactic colony ship than a whole star system accelerated to a significant fraction of c.

[aaroninsf]

Had the same thought... it's the Westfalia camper of a Class 2.5 civilization.

[jacquesm]

Hope they have invented a better zipper then!

[japanuspus]

If you are into big history science fiction, I highly recommend "The Wandering Earth"[1] by Liu Cixin, which explores this theme (sort of). Short enough to read in a night.

[1]: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13554058-the-wandering-e...

[jefurii]

That would certainly one-up the Puppeteers' Fleet of Worlds...

[Flow]

But how can a civilization even start to move a star to a degree it fills a purpose?

[stcredzero]

Shkadov Thrusters

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VetAm7fCS0

[def_ConGame]

That guy's channel is awesome, but his Rhotacism drives me up the wall.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhotacism_(speech_impediment)

[stcredzero]

I just imagine Elmer Fudd dressed like Carl Sagan.

[trhway]

Before the level of moving stars, they definitely can reach the level of being capable to jump onto a suitably identified star moving in the desired direction.