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{{Status|Canon}}
{{Era|UNSC}}
{{Infobox/Timeline/CE
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|image=File:Shaw-Fujikawa Noble Prize.jpg
|image=File:Shaw-Fujikawa Noble Prize.jpg
|caption=Shaw and Fujikawa receive the Nobel Prize.
|caption=Shaw and Fujikawa receive the Nobel Prize.
|other=
|century=23rd century
|previous1=2220
|previous2=2263
|next1=2302
|next2=2310
}}
}}
'''2291''' was a year in the 2290s in the 23rd century.
==Events==
==Events==
===April===
===April===
'''April'''
*A group of researchers headed by [[Tobias Shaw]] and [[Wallace Fujikawa]]<ref>''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]'', Chapter 1</ref> secretly developed the [[Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine]], a practical means of propelling spacecraft across vast interstellar distances. This new engine allowed ships to tunnel into "the Slipstream" (also called "[[Slipspace]]"). Slipspace is a domain with alternate physical laws, allowing faster-than-light travel without relativistic side effects. Faster-than-light travel is not instantaneous; "short" jumps routinely take up to two months, and "long" jumps can last six months or more. The SFTE generated a resonance field, which when coupled with the unusual physics of the Slipstream, allowed for dramatically shorter transit times between stars; however, scientists noted an odd "flexibility" to temporal flow while inside the Slipstream. Though no [[human]] scientist is sure why travel time between stars is not constant, many theorize that there are "eddies" or "currents" within the Slipstream. There is generally a five to ten percent variance in travel times between stars. This temporal inconsistency has given military tacticians and strategists fits-hampering many coordinated attacks.<ref>http://www.xbox.com/en-US/games/h/halo/storyline.htm</ref>
*A group of researchers headed by [[Tobias Shaw]] and [[Wallace Fujikawa]]{{Ref/Novel|Id=HCHC1|CH|Chapter=1}} secretly developed the [[Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine]], a practical means of propelling spacecraft across vast interstellar distances.{{Ref/Site|Id=XC|URL=http://www.xbox.com/en-US/games/h/halo/storyline.htm|Site=Xbox.com|Section=Halo: Combat Evolved, Game Features|Page=Story Line|D=7|M=11|Y=2008|LocalArchive=Archive:Xbox.com/Halo/Timeline}}{{Ref/Book|Id=EncC2|Enc|Section=Chapter Two: Humans - Human Colonization of Space|Page=43}}


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