The so-called curvature monitoring device is actually meant to monitor the stability of the curvature bubble and its boundary parameters. The original purpose of this device is to ensure the performance of the curvature engine remains within normal range.
After all, curvature navigation is extremely dangerous.
When the use of the curvature engine fails, it could cause the curvature bubble to collapse, ultimately leading the entire warship, unable to decelerate in time, to be directly obliterated by the massive mass expanded at sub-light speed with a "poof."
Not even debris will remain.
This is also the final fate of many warships.
Such curvature monitoring devices can detect any unstable changes in curvature bubbles, especially at the moment other warships enter, where fluctuations are most likely to occur. Hence, it is also used to detect the approach of "Ghost" warships, which conventional detectors cannot find.
