Wildspace

Wildspace is a colloquial astrographic term for areas of Uncharted Space beyond the outer frontiers of interstellar civilization.

• It is typically classified as a Black Zone.

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Please see the following AAB Library Data articles for related information:
Travelling in Charted Space:

• Astrography
  • Applied Astrography
    • Imperial Grand Survey
    • Imperial Project Longbow
    • Solomani Perseus Project
    • Turokan's Expedition to the Galactic Rim
    • Zhodani Core Expedition
  • Exotic Astrography
    • Anomaly
    • Ellipsoid
    • Ringworld
    • Rosette
    • Sphereworld (Dyson Sphere)
  • Physical Astrography
    • Asteroid
    • Astrographic Features
      • Cluster
      • Main
      • Oort Cloud
      • Planet
      • Moons
      • Planetoid
      • Planetoid Belt
      • Planetology
      • Rings
    • Rift
    • Star
    • Trace
    • Void
  • Social Astrography
    • Charted Space
    • Homeworld
    • Mainworld
    • Space
    • Wildspace (Uncharted Space)

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• Interstellar Travelling (Travelling in Charted Space)
  • First Meal
  • Jump Dimming
  • Signal-GK
  • Starpass
  • Travel Passage
    • Low Passage
      • Low Lottery
    • Middle Passage
    • High Passage
    • Working Passage
  • Travel Zones
    • Charted Space
      • Amber Zone
      • Green Zone
      • Interdiction
      • Red Zone
    • Uncharted Space
      • Black Zone
      • Wildspace
  • Traveller Gene
  • Travelling Societies

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Description (Specifications)

The term originally referred to Uncharted Space well beyond the borders of civilization.

After the Collapse, it took on new meaning and began to refer to charted areas whose civilization was lost, often times die-back worlds, but sometimes just lost to interstellar society.

History & Background (Dossier)

They are often simply called the Wilds even though there are some connotations of difference.

References & Contributors (Sources)

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• Frank Chadwick, Dave Nilsen. Traveller: The New Era (Game Designers Workshop, 1993), —.
• Mike Jackson. Third Imperium 05 (Galaxy Games, 1987), —.
• Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology Maksim-Smelchak of the Ministry of Science