Propulsion:
Gravity Drive, Field-Resonance Gravitational Drive FGA2, supported by plasma-ring stabilizers and vector-plasma thrusters 

Power Supply:
Primarily powered through the Gravity Drive, supplemented by two quantum-fusion cores. Each core is capable of a peak output of up to 1 × 10¹³ J/s, while normal operating output remains significantly lower. 

Hull Structure:
Titanium nanocomposite structure 

Protection Systems:
The Horizon uses a multi-layered protection concept. An energetic shielding system reduces exposure to charged particles and cosmic radiation. In emergency situations, reactor output can be redirected to temporarily boost shield strength to peak levels. The titanium nanocomposite hull provides additional protection against micrometeorites and smaller objects. Multiple protective layers integrated into the hull serve as a further line of defense for the crew. 

Deck Layout:

The Horizon consists of 50 decks, each assigned to specific operational functions:

Decks 1–5:
Bridge, navigation, command center, security section 

Decks 6–15:
Life-support systems, cryogenic modules, hydroponic gardens, food production 

Decks 16–30:
Residential areas, including cabins, crew quarters and communal spaces 

Decks 31–35:
Research facilities, medical stations and laboratories 

Decks 36–45:
Engineering and machinery sections, maintenance areas and reactor-core access 

Decks 46–50:
Evacuation sections, hangars and emergency areas 

Note: Decks 40–50 are primary structural decks of the ship. These sections form part of the Horizon’s reinforced internal framework and use a strengthened structural design to withstand the stresses generated by the Gravity Drive, reactor systems and overall hull load.