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→Halo: The Fall of Reach: Since someone pointed out that Jun figuring out how time passes in Trevelyan by tracking the position of the sun would be impossible due to its nature as a Dyson sphere, I figured I would point out this inaccuracy as well.
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*The [[ONI Directorate Memorandum Interrogation Findings]] log included in the Adjunct section of the 2010 edition of ''Halo: The Fall of Reach'' refers to [[Preston Cole]] as a fleet admiral. Though there is a conflict over Cole's rank between ''Halo Wars: Genesis'' and ''The Impossible Life and Death of Preston J. Cole'' (see [[List of inconsistencies in the Halo series#The Impossible Life and the Possible Death of Preston J. Cole|here]]), no other source has referred to him as a fleet admiral. | *The [[ONI Directorate Memorandum Interrogation Findings]] log included in the Adjunct section of the 2010 edition of ''Halo: The Fall of Reach'' refers to [[Preston Cole]] as a fleet admiral. Though there is a conflict over Cole's rank between ''Halo Wars: Genesis'' and ''The Impossible Life and Death of Preston J. Cole'' (see [[List of inconsistencies in the Halo series#The Impossible Life and the Possible Death of Preston J. Cole|here]]), no other source has referred to him as a fleet admiral. | ||
*In order to destroy the RSO ''Fermion'', Chief Petty Officer McRobb saturated the station's fusion reactor chamber with deuterium. However, basic physics would dictate that such a method would not work. In fact, it is impossible to cause a fusion reactor to explode in real life by design, | |||
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