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{{Center|For the [[Slipspace bubble|temporal manipulation technology]] also known as a stasis field, see [[timelock]].}}
{{Center|For the [[Slipspace bubble|temporal manipulation technology]] also known as a stasis field, see [[timelock]].}}
'''Stasis field''' is a generic term for various technologies designed to immobilize or confine individuals or objects.
'''Stasis field''' is a generic term for various technologies designed to immobilize or confine individuals or objects.


==Covenant==
==Covenant==
[[File:H2A Cutscene 343Stasis.png|thumb|300px|[[343 Guilty Spark]] being held in a Covenant stasis field in the [[Sanctum of the Hierarchs]].]]
[[Covenant]] stasis fields comprise an artificially-induced thickening of the air, used to keep objects or individuals immobilized in their present position.<ref name="ch136">'''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]''', ''page 136''</ref> [[Covenant]] [[Covenant escape pod|escape pods]] use stasis fields to keep occupants safely restrained while the pod blows away from the parent ship at high speed.<ref name="ch136"/> The [[Unggoy]] [[Deacon]] [[Dadab]] once used the stasis field on a [[Kig-Yar]] escape pod to keep ''[[Lighter Than Some]]'' safely immobilized when the [[Huragok]]'s buoyancy level dipped dangerously low.
[[Covenant]] stasis fields comprise an artificially-induced thickening of the air, used to keep objects or individuals immobilized in their present position.<ref name="ch136">'''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]''', ''page 136''</ref> [[Covenant]] [[Covenant escape pod|escape pods]] use stasis fields to keep occupants safely restrained while the pod blows away from the parent ship at high speed.<ref name="ch136"/> The [[Unggoy]] [[Deacon]] [[Dadab]] once used the stasis field on a [[Kig-Yar]] escape pod to keep ''[[Lighter Than Some]]'' safely immobilized when the [[Huragok]]'s buoyancy level dipped dangerously low.


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