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Revision as of 14:44, 6 February 2017
N-space, or normal space, is the totality of space-time comprising the universe. Relativistic drives must be used to traverse the interstellar stretches. However, significant relativistic effects are not noticeable to most sophonts unless traveling at close to FTL velocities.
Overview
- Astrographic term
- Contrasts with Jumpspace
- Jump is defined as the movement of matter from one point in space (called normal space) to another point in normal space by travelling through an alternate space (...called jumpspace).
Please see the following AAB articles for related information:
- Astrography
- Applied Astrography
- Imperial Grand Survey
- Imperial Project Longbow
- Solomani Perseus Project
- Turokan's Expedition to the Galactic Rim
- Zhodani Core Expedition
- Physical Astrography
- Social Astrography
- Applied Astrography
- Cosmology
- Jump Drive
- Jump Drive Key Resources
- Jump Drive Lore
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