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'''Lead Foil''' is a material used by the [[UNSC]] for ships that traverse [[Slipspace]]. Lead foil is essential to [[Slipspace]], and to deep-space travel in general, as it absorbs radiation and prevents it from harming the occupants of the ship. Lead foil is relatively fragile and prone to melting at extreme temperatures. | '''Lead Foil''' is a material used by the [[UNSC]] for ships that traverse [[Slipspace]]. Lead foil is essential to [[Slipspace]], and to deep-space travel in general, as it absorbs radiation and prevents it from harming the occupants of the ship. Lead foil is relatively fragile and prone to melting at extreme temperatures. | ||
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Revision as of 15:15, May 19, 2008
Template:Ratings Lead Foil is a material used by the UNSC for ships that traverse Slipspace. Lead foil is essential to Slipspace, and to deep-space travel in general, as it absorbs radiation and prevents it from harming the occupants of the ship. Lead foil is relatively fragile and prone to melting at extreme temperatures.
Lead foil can be found on most UNSC deep-space ships, in addition to the Long Range Stealth Orbital Insertion Pods[1].
Covenant ships apparently do not use lead foil, particularly Spirit dropships, which are not capable of navigating Slipspace. However, lead foil can be installed in them to achieve the desired effect. This was done by Blue Team to their dropship aboard the Ascendant Justice shortly before Operation: FIRST STRIKE[2].
References
- ^ Halo: Ghosts of Onyx, page 13
- ^ Halo: First Strike
