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[[File:H2-ConveyorAngled.jpg|thumb|300px|A gravity conveyor within High Charity's [[Tower Districts]].]] | |||
The '''gravity conveyor''' is a form of transport used by the [[Covenant]]. It consists of a horizontal [[Anti-gravity technology|anti-gravity field]], often over a large gap, substituting a [[Bridge (structure)|physical bridge]]. Whoever enters a pedestal at one end of the anti-gravity field will immediately float up a few feet and be carried to the other side of the bridge at a high speed while suspended in a [[stasis field]] that prevents them from falling off. Gravity conveyors may be configured to move individuals over a linear or curved path.<ref name="gravemind">'''[[Halo 2]]''', campaign level ''[[Gravemind (level)|Gravemind]]'' - "''Inside Job"''</ref><ref name="highcharity">'''Halo 2''', campaign level ''[[High Charity (level)|High Charity]]'' - ''"Cross-Purposes"''</ref> | |||
In the Covenant holy city of ''[[High Charity]]'', gravity conveyors connected some of the structures between the towers lining the dome, including the [[Hanging Gardens]] and the [[Valleys of Tears]].<ref name="gravemind"/> Curved gravity conveyors were present in a large chamber within the [[Sanctum of the Hierarchs]] which housed shards of glass from worlds [[glassing|glassed]] by the Covenant, serving as a means of access between anti-gravity platforms suspended along the rim of the room. While the horizontal conveyor fields in the Hanging Gardens and the Valleys of Tears were always on, the field portion of the curved variety observed in the Sanctum chamber activated only when one entered the access pedestal and faded out immediately after the conveyor had been used.<ref name="highcharity"/> | |||
==Gallery== | |||
<gallery> | |||
File:H2-ConveyorGeneral.jpg|View of a gravity conveyor in High Charity's tower districts. | |||
File:H2-ConveyorCarry.jpg|Viewpoint of an individual suspended in a conveyor's gravity field. | |||
File:H2-ConveyorMarines.jpg|A group of [[UNSC Marine Corps|UNSC Marines]] being transported by a gravity conveyor. | |||
File:H2-ConveyorPedestal.jpg|A gravity conveyor's access pedestal. | |||
File:H2-ConveyorCurve.jpg|A curved gravity conveyor field connecting two anti-gravity platforms. | |||
File:H2-ConveyorFade.jpg|A curved gravity conveyor viewed from the opposite side. | |||
</gallery> | |||
==List of appearances== | ==List of appearances== | ||
Revision as of 10:34, September 8, 2013
The gravity conveyor is a form of transport used by the Covenant. It consists of a horizontal anti-gravity field, often over a large gap, substituting a physical bridge. Whoever enters a pedestal at one end of the anti-gravity field will immediately float up a few feet and be carried to the other side of the bridge at a high speed while suspended in a stasis field that prevents them from falling off. Gravity conveyors may be configured to move individuals over a linear or curved path.[1][2]
In the Covenant holy city of High Charity, gravity conveyors connected some of the structures between the towers lining the dome, including the Hanging Gardens and the Valleys of Tears.[1] Curved gravity conveyors were present in a large chamber within the Sanctum of the Hierarchs which housed shards of glass from worlds glassed by the Covenant, serving as a means of access between anti-gravity platforms suspended along the rim of the room. While the horizontal conveyor fields in the Hanging Gardens and the Valleys of Tears were always on, the field portion of the curved variety observed in the Sanctum chamber activated only when one entered the access pedestal and faded out immediately after the conveyor had been used.[2]
Gallery
View of a gravity conveyor in High Charity's tower districts.
Viewpoint of an individual suspended in a conveyor's gravity field.
A group of UNSC Marines being transported by a gravity conveyor.
A gravity conveyor's access pedestal.
A curved gravity conveyor field connecting two anti-gravity platforms.
A curved gravity conveyor viewed from the opposite side.
List of appearances
- Halo 2 (First appearance)
