Psionics Institute

A Psionics Institute is any organization dedicated to research and training in the psionic sciences.

Library Data Referral Tree

Please refer to the following AAB Library Data for more information:

• Education in Charted Space
  • Educational Technologies
    • Artificial Intelligence
    • Computers
    • Cyberware
    • Skillsets
    • Wafers
  • Institutions of Learning
    • Data Repository
    • Educational Institutes
    • Psionics Institutes

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Psionics

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• Psionicology
  • Psion AKA Psionicist
  • Psionic Talent
  • Psionics Institutes
  • Psionic Strength
• Psionic Technology
  • Psi-drug
• Psychotronics
  • Psionic Shield Helmet
  • Psionic Switch

Description

Psionics Institute is a generic name; each such institution was independently organized and maintained.

• Institutes were generally supported by that portion of the population that had psionic talents.
• Since that portion was small, they were viable only on high population worlds (...approximately one billion or more).

History

Organizations of this nature have existed since before the advent of space travel, but attained prominence only during the Long Night when reproducible scientific discoveries made psionics a teachable, learnable science.

• In the Imperial Antebellum period, psionics institutes were rare, being formed only on a few scattered worlds which, for one reason or another, had an unusually high rate of psionic talents appearing, or which encouraged Psionics for social, political, or commercial reasons.
• In the years after the Civil War, institutes were organized on most high population worlds within the Imperium.
• During the Psionics Suppressions, the institutes' charters were revoked, and talented individuals were persecuted.
• In some cases, the individuals fled to assume new identities on other worlds; in others, whole families emigrated to the Zhodani Consulate or to other places beyond the frontiers of the Imperium.

Astrography

Following the Psionics Suppressions, there were theoretically no psionics institutes remaining in the Third Imperium.

• In practice, underground institutes remained on many worlds.

World Listing

These facilities are believed to have once been located in the following systems and worlds:

Suspected Psionic Institute Locations (Click show button at right to see)

30 of 30 World articles in Psionics Institute

Answerin  •  Aramis (SM 3110)  •  Caladbolg  •  Capital  •  Drellesarr  •  Enlas-du  •  Iile  •  Imau  •  Junidy  •  Kemnagii  •  Kikuyu  •  Lebeau  •  Marlakasi  •  Morninglori  •  Murchison  •  Rapp's World  •  Regina  •  Rorre  •  Saarinen  •  Sacnoth  •  Shiirand  •  Shtiem  •  Springarn  •  Terra (SR 1827)  •  Thengin  •  Toraago  •  Ursimga  •  Vanejen  •  Wypoc  •  Zhdant  •  

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Sources

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• Marc Miller. T5 Core Rules (Far Future Enterprises, 2013), TBD.
• Traveller Wiki Editorial Team
• Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology Maksim-Smelchak of the Ministry of Science