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'''Smartmatter''' is a type of material often used in [[Forerunner]] machines. It is composed of self-assembling micro-machine blocks reinforced by energy bonds. Too much damage can cause the bonds to fail and the machine cells to lose cohesion, which results in the entire assembly eventually disintegrating into fine dust and [[hard light]] embers. [[Z-1800 Phaeton]]s and the various [[Promethean#Mechanical Prometheans|Promethean automatons]] are made from smartmatter.<ref name=" | '''Smartmatter''' is a type of material often used in [[Forerunner]] machines. It is composed of self-assembling micro-machine blocks reinforced by energy bonds. Too much damage can cause the bonds to fail and the machine cells to lose cohesion, which results in the entire assembly eventually disintegrating into fine dust and [[hard light]] embers. [[Z-1800 Phaeton]]s and the various [[Promethean#Mechanical Prometheans|Promethean automatons]] are made from smartmatter.<ref name="WF86">''[[Halo: Warfleet – An Illustrated Guide to the Spacecraft of Halo|Halo: Warfleet]]'', Weapon-Ships - p.82-83</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 08:52, March 16, 2020
Smartmatter is a type of material often used in Forerunner machines. It is composed of self-assembling micro-machine blocks reinforced by energy bonds. Too much damage can cause the bonds to fail and the machine cells to lose cohesion, which results in the entire assembly eventually disintegrating into fine dust and hard light embers. Z-1800 Phaetons and the various Promethean automatons are made from smartmatter.[1]
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- ^ Halo: Warfleet, Weapon-Ships - p.82-83
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