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EM
  • Electromagnetic. Used for EM sensors, EM signature, etc.
GB Engine
  • See FAC Engine.
GB
  • Gunboat. Another term used for Fast Attack Craft (FAC).
FAC
  • Fast Attack Craft. In Aurora terms, usually used to refer to a small spacecraft of about 500-1000 tons that is equipped with a Fast Attack Craft Engine. Sometimes called a Gunboat.
FAC Engine
  • Sometimes referred to as a GB Engine. This is a high-powered engine that has double the normal output but uses 10x fuel. Only one can be mounted on a spacecraft.
GFTF
  • Ground Forces Training Facility.
JP
  • Jump point. Occasionally referred to as Warp Point.
LP
  • Lagrange Point. An intra-system jump point found in the L5 lagrange point of super-jovians or massive gas giants (about sixty degrees behind the planet in its orbit).
NPR
  • Non-player Race. A computer-controlled Empire.
PDC
  • Planetary Defence Centre. A base on a planetary surface. Designed in the Class Design window in a similar way to a ship. The difference is that the Type dropdown (middle top) is set to PDC instead of Ship. Built by industry rather than Shipyards.
SM
  • Spacemaster. The referee in a multi-player game.
SM Mode
  • Accessible via Ctrl-S on the main menu. Allows you to see and do more than you normally would as a player.
SY
  • Shipyard.
TCS
  • Target Cross-Section. The size of target for the purposes of active sensors.