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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The Slipstream Space concept is very popular in many Sci-Fi movies and shows, some examples of this include ''Star Wars'' and ''Battlestar Galactica''. | *The Slipstream Space concept is very popular in many Sci-Fi movies and shows, some examples of this include ''Star Wars'' and ''Battlestar Galactica''. | ||
*When a ship encounters a "Slipspace wake", they will be pushed to the speed the ship made. The UNSC Dusk took 2 weeks to get to Installation 05 via the Prophet of Regret's Assault Carrier's weakening "wake", but came back to Earth within hours by following the Forerunner Dreadnought's wake. | *When a ship encounters a "Slipspace wake", they will be pushed to the speed the ship made. The [[UNSC]] Dusk took 2 weeks to get to Installation 05 via the Prophet of Regret's Assault Carrier's weakening "wake", but came back to Earth within hours by following the Forerunner Dreadnought's wake. | ||
*Because all communications can take years or decades to travel the lightyears between colonized star systems, UNSC civilians use Slipstream packets. They use the slipstream to travel and to send communication signals significantly faster than otherwise possible, allowing faster communication between the UNSC colonies. | *Because all communications can take years or decades to travel the lightyears between colonized star systems, [[UNSC]] civilians use Slipstream packets. They use the slipstream to travel and to send communication signals significantly faster than otherwise possible, allowing faster communication between the [[UNSC]] colonies. | ||
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