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The almost ubiquitous Alliance technology. Seem to be most akin to the Stepping Disks from Larry Niven's ''Known Space'' universe, rather than the Star Trek teleporters. | The almost ubiquitous [[Alliance]] technology. Seem to be most akin to the Stepping Disks from Larry Niven's ''Known Space'' universe, rather than the Star Trek teleporters. | ||
They can be used to send people and material to a location that does not have a receiving Pad, but you have to have a Pad to go from the location. | They can be used to send people and material to a location that does not have a receiving Pad, but you have to have a Pad to go from the location. | ||
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Range is planetary, and orbital. I don't believe we've seen interplanetary distances done? | Range is planetary, and orbital. I don't believe we've seen interplanetary distances done? | ||
(The Chatcaava do not seem to have this technology, yet.) | (The [[Chatcaava]] do not seem to have this technology, yet.) | ||
[[Category:Science and Technology]] | [[Category:Science and Technology]] | ||
Revision as of 20:24, 15 June 2020
The almost ubiquitous Alliance technology. Seem to be most akin to the Stepping Disks from Larry Niven's Known Space universe, rather than the Star Trek teleporters.
They can be used to send people and material to a location that does not have a receiving Pad, but you have to have a Pad to go from the location.
Range is planetary, and orbital. I don't believe we've seen interplanetary distances done?
(The Chatcaava do not seem to have this technology, yet.)