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| − | Scientists who are responsible for installing [[Microwormhole|microwormholes]] in new areas of the galaxy are called Wormhole Engineers. They travel on [[Daedalus (ship)|Daedalus transports]] to uninhabited star systems, usually while in [[stasis]] to minimize the energy requirements of the ship. Upon arriving at their destination, they assess the potential value of the system and either enter the ship into a stable orbit or land it. The [[microwormhole]] is then enlarged to accommodate human travel between the ship's origin and destination systems. | + | Scientists who are responsible for installing [[Microwormhole|microwormholes]] in new areas of the galaxy are called Wormhole Engineers. They travel on [[Daedalus (ship)|Daedalus transports]] to uninhabited star systems, usually while in [[stasis]] to minimize the energy requirements of the ship. Upon arriving at their destination, they assess the potential value of the system and either enter the ship into a stable orbit or land it. The [[microwormhole]] is then enlarged to accommodate human travel between the ship's origin and destination systems. This process is technically precise, requiring simultaneous coordination from both ends |
Revision as of 15:26, 16 March 2016
Scientists who are responsible for installing microwormholes in new areas of the galaxy are called Wormhole Engineers. They travel on Daedalus transports to uninhabited star systems, usually while in stasis to minimize the energy requirements of the ship. Upon arriving at their destination, they assess the potential value of the system and either enter the ship into a stable orbit or land it. The microwormhole is then enlarged to accommodate human travel between the ship's origin and destination systems. This process is technically precise, requiring simultaneous coordination from both ends
