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File:Jump gate jump.jpg|A [[Titanic]] Heavy Tanker initiating a jump to [[New Tokyo]] at the Gate in [[Kyushu]] | File:Jump gate jump.jpg|A [[Titanic]] Heavy Tanker initiating a jump to [[New Tokyo]] at the Gate in [[Kyushu]] | ||
File:New London Gate Construction Site.jpg|EFL Oil & Machinery's [[New London Gate Construction Site]] in [[Leeds]] | File:New London Gate Construction Site.jpg|EFL Oil & Machinery's [[New London Gate Construction Site]] in [[Leeds]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:44, 3 June 2020
Jump Gate is a conveyance technology that allows instantaneous travel between two distinct points in Space using Technology pioneered by Ageira Technologies and built by Deep Space Engineering in 130 A.S. According to the annual Ageira Technolgies Shareholder Report: Jump Gate Technology is designed to gather and amplify certain permeable tendencies in real-space and connect them to other congruent points elsewhere in the Sector, while still maintaining the structural integrity and stability of the channel created by this process and of the object passing through it.
Ageira Technologies and Deep Space Engineering continue to survey other potential jump point candidates and expect to provide connections with other areas further and further as their research continues.
EFL Oil & Machinery researched and developed their own Jump Gate Technology.
History
In 130 A.S. a small drone leaping across the light years in the blink of an eye starts a new era in space travel. Jump Gates are based on a Valhalla project technology.
Variants
Ageira Technologies Jump Gate to Tau-53 in Hokkaido
EFL Oil & Machinery Jump Gate to Ile-de-France in Burgundy
Alien Jump Gate to Omicron Minor in Omicron Iota
Additional pictures
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EFL Oil & Machinery's New London Gate Construction Site in Leeds
