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An '''interstellar jump point''', abbreviated '''IJP''', is a point in space, usually around a planet or star system, that provides superior conditions for entering and exiting [[Slipstream Space]].<ref name="CAA">[http://halo.bungie.net/projects/reach/article.aspx?ucc=intel&cid=24020 '''Bungie.net''': ''CAA Factbook'', ''Planet: Reach'']</ref> | An '''interstellar jump point''', abbreviated '''IJP''', is a point in space, usually around a planet or star system, that provides superior conditions for entering and exiting [[Slipstream Space]].<ref name="CAA">[http://halo.bungie.net/projects/reach/article.aspx?ucc=intel&cid=24020 '''Bungie.net''': ''CAA Factbook'', ''Planet: Reach'']</ref> | ||
As of [[2552]], [[Epsilon Eridani System|Epsilon Eridani]]'s superior IJP had been the most active Slipspace transfer zone (including arrivals and departures) for over thirty years, with Epsilon Eridani's inferior IJP and [[Sol System|Sol]]'s superior IJP regularly trading second and third place. | As of [[2552]], [[Epsilon Eridani System|Epsilon Eridani]]'s superior IJP had been the most active Slipspace transfer zone (including arrivals and departures) for over thirty years, with Epsilon Eridani's inferior IJP and [[Sol System|Sol]]'s superior IJP regularly trading second and third place.{{Ref/Reuse|CAA}} | ||
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