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A Jump Point is a location linked to a distant stellar system. It allows [[interstellar travel]] for ships equipped with [[Jump Engines]], ships serviced by a [[Jump Tender]], and ships using [[Jump Gate]]s.
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A '''Jump Point''' is a location within the gravity wells of stars, where near instant [[interstellar travel]] from system to system is made possible. Ships  equipped with [[Jump Engines]], ships serviced by a [[Jump Tender]], and ships using [[Jump Gate]]s can jump  via Jump Points.
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Each discovered system has at least one Jump Point, but many have multiple connections forming a weblike node network making up the known regions of the galaxy. Without them, interstellar travel would be impossible, since the speeds required for interstellar travel in a human lifetime far exceed what current methods of spacecraft propulsion can provide.
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The key to discovering Jump Points and the methods to utilize them was the discovery of [[Trans Newtonian Elements|Trans-Newtonian Elements]] making interstellar exploration, commerce, and warfare possible. All known space-faring species are restricted by this limitation, with no known technological alternatives.
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== See Also ==
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* [[Lagrange Point]] for Inter-system jumps.
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Revision as of 19:35, 16 December 2015

A Jump Point is a location within the gravity wells of stars, where near instant interstellar travel from system to system is made possible. Ships equipped with Jump Engines, ships serviced by a Jump Tender, and ships using Jump Gates can jump via Jump Points.

Each discovered system has at least one Jump Point, but many have multiple connections forming a weblike node network making up the known regions of the galaxy. Without them, interstellar travel would be impossible, since the speeds required for interstellar travel in a human lifetime far exceed what current methods of spacecraft propulsion can provide.

The key to discovering Jump Points and the methods to utilize them was the discovery of Trans-Newtonian Elements making interstellar exploration, commerce, and warfare possible. All known space-faring species are restricted by this limitation, with no known technological alternatives.

See Also