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Revision as of 10:03, March 24, 2013

Omega Halo
Omega Halo shown in Halo 4 terminals.
General overview

Location:

Within the Milky Way

Operation overview

Type:

Halo Installation

Function:

Galactic sterilization/Flood containment and research

Date of construction:

c. 101,000 BCE-100,300 BCE

Destroyed:

100,000 BCE

Structural information

Diameter:

30,000 kilometers

 

Omega Halo was one of the original main array of twelve 30,000-kilometer-wide Halos. [1]

Background

Construction and commissioning

Unlike the other six rings in the final Halo Array, Omega Halo was manufactured at the greater Ark instead of Installation 00 or the "lesser Ark". As a result, it was originally three times the size of a normal Halo ring (30,000 kilometers in diameter). Like the other Halos, Omega Halo served a secondary purpose as a Lifeworker preserve for biological specimens from across the galaxy as part of the Conservation Measure. Omega Halo was primarily dedicated to humans, being home to various species and subspecies of the human genus, alongside numerous fauna and flora. The humans living on the installation identified themselves as Tudejsa. These humans were allowed to build their own societies and were mostly left undisturbed by the Forerunners. Some of the humans even managed to construct rudimentary cities.

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ Halo: Silentium, String 27