Deadhead - Revision history

Celarious at 01:07, 20 March 2024

2024-03-20T01:07:03Z

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	Deadheading is the name given to sublight interstellar travel. The art of flying from one [[Solar_System\|solar system]] to another at the [[Lightspeed\|speed of light]] under the power of conventional engines.		Deadheading is the name given to sublight interstellar travel. The art of flying from one [[Solar_System\|solar system]] to another at the [[Lightspeed\|speed of light]] under the power of conventional engines.

	It is ~~commonly~~ the only way for empires to get to distant stars ~~when~~ the [[wormhole]] routes are nonexistent or too dangerous and they haven't ~~discovered~~ [[Warp_Drive\|warp drive]] technology yet.		It is the only way for empires to get to distant stars if the [[wormhole]] routes are nonexistent or too dangerous and they haven't acquired [[Warp_Drive\|warp drive]] technology yet.

	~~If a [[spacecraft]] attempts to deadhead without an [[officer]] or [[avatar]] on board it will collide with [[Dark_Matter\|dark matter]]~~.

	==Travel Time==		==Travel Time==

Deantwo: Typo.

2021-05-26T17:50:30Z

Typo.

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	[[file:DeadheadTravel.png\|thumb\|right\|Deadheading from one [[Solar_System\|solar system]] to another.]]		[[file:DeadheadTravel.png\|thumb\|right\|Deadheading from one [[Solar_System\|solar system]] to another.]]
	Deadheading the name given to sublight interstellar travel. The art of flying from one [[Solar_System\|solar system]] to another at the [[Lightspeed\|speed of light]] under the power of conventional engines.		Deadheading is the name given to sublight interstellar travel. The art of flying from one [[Solar_System\|solar system]] to another at the [[Lightspeed\|speed of light]] under the power of conventional engines.

	It is commonly the only way for empires to get to distant stars when the [[wormhole]] routes are nonexistent or too dangerous and they haven't discovered [[Warp_Drive\|warp drive]] technology yet.		It is commonly the only way for empires to get to distant stars when the [[wormhole]] routes are nonexistent or too dangerous and they haven't discovered [[Warp_Drive\|warp drive]] technology yet.

Deantwo: It will. The possibly was just meant in case avatar logout or crash.

2020-01-13T23:09:40Z

It will. The possibly was just meant in case avatar logout or crash.

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	It is commonly the only way for empires to get to distant stars when the [[wormhole]] routes are nonexistent or too dangerous and they haven't discovered [[Warp_Drive\|warp drive]] technology yet.		It is commonly the only way for empires to get to distant stars when the [[wormhole]] routes are nonexistent or too dangerous and they haven't discovered [[Warp_Drive\|warp drive]] technology yet.

	If a [[spacecraft]] attempts to deadhead without an [[officer]] or [[avatar]] on board ~~it is possible~~ it will collide with [[Dark_Matter\|dark matter]].		If a [[spacecraft]] attempts to deadhead without an [[officer]] or [[avatar]] on board it will collide with [[Dark_Matter\|dark matter]].

	==Travel Time==		==Travel Time==

Ernos at 05:15, 13 January 2020

2020-01-13T05:15:46Z

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	It is commonly the only way for empires to get to distant stars when the [[wormhole]] routes are nonexistent or too dangerous and they haven't discovered [[Warp_Drive\|warp drive]] technology yet.		It is commonly the only way for empires to get to distant stars when the [[wormhole]] routes are nonexistent or too dangerous and they haven't discovered [[Warp_Drive\|warp drive]] technology yet.

	If a [[spacecraft]] attempts to deadhead without an [[officer]] on board it is possible it will collide with [[Dark_Matter\|dark matter]].		If a [[spacecraft]] attempts to deadhead without an [[officer]] or [[avatar]] on board it is possible it will collide with [[Dark_Matter\|dark matter]].

	==Travel Time==		==Travel Time==

Deantwo: Removed TL.

2017-11-20T06:51:13Z

Removed TL.

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	Deadheading the name given to sublight interstellar travel. The art of flying from one [[Solar_System\|solar system]] to another at the [[Lightspeed\|speed of light]] under the power of conventional engines.		Deadheading the name given to sublight interstellar travel. The art of flying from one [[Solar_System\|solar system]] to another at the [[Lightspeed\|speed of light]] under the power of conventional engines.

	It is commonly the only way for ~~low [[TL]]~~ empires to get to distant stars when the [[wormhole]] routes are nonexistent or too dangerous and they haven't discovered [[Warp_Drive\|warp drive]] technology yet.		It is commonly the only way for empires to get to distant stars when the [[wormhole]] routes are nonexistent or too dangerous and they haven't discovered [[Warp_Drive\|warp drive]] technology yet.

	If a [[spacecraft]] attempts to deadhead without an [[officer]] on board it is possible it will collide with [[Dark_Matter\|dark matter]].		If a [[spacecraft]] attempts to deadhead without an [[officer]] on board it is possible it will collide with [[Dark_Matter\|dark matter]].

Deantwo: Reduced the Dark Matter reference a bit, no need to say to much.

2016-09-20T23:00:22Z

Reduced the Dark Matter reference a bit, no need to say to much.

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	It is commonly the only way for low [[TL]] empires to get to distant stars when the [[wormhole]] routes are nonexistent or too dangerous and they haven't discovered [[Warp_Drive\|warp drive]] technology yet.		It is commonly the only way for low [[TL]] empires to get to distant stars when the [[wormhole]] routes are nonexistent or too dangerous and they haven't discovered [[Warp_Drive\|warp drive]] technology yet.

	If a [[spacecraft]] without an [[officer~~]] or online [[avatar~~]] on board ~~tries to leave a solar system, they~~ will collide with [[Dark_Matter\|dark matter]].		If a [[spacecraft]] attempts to deadhead without an [[officer]] on board it is possible it will collide with [[Dark_Matter\|dark matter]].

	==Travel Time==		==Travel Time==

Deantwo: Minor change to Dark Matter reference.

2016-09-20T21:40:25Z

Minor change to Dark Matter reference.

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	It is commonly the only way for low [[TL]] empires to get to distant stars when the [[wormhole]] routes are nonexistent or too dangerous and they haven't discovered [[Warp_Drive\|warp drive]] technology yet.		It is commonly the only way for low [[TL]] empires to get to distant stars when the [[wormhole]] routes are nonexistent or too dangerous and they haven't discovered [[Warp_Drive\|warp drive]] technology yet.

	If a [[spacecraft]] without an [[~~avatar~~]] or [[~~officer~~]] on board tries to leave a system ~~though~~, they will collide with [[Dark_Matter\|dark matter]].		If a [[spacecraft]] without an [[officer]] or online [[avatar]] on board tries to leave a solar system, they will collide with [[Dark_Matter\|dark matter]].

	==Travel Time==		==Travel Time==

Deantwo: Added a picture.

2016-07-04T18:45:41Z

Added a picture.

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			[[file:DeadheadTravel.png\|thumb\|right\|Deadheading from one [[Solar_System\|solar system]] to another.]]
	Deadheading the name given to sublight interstellar travel. The art of flying from one [[Solar_System\|solar system]] to another at the [[Lightspeed\|speed of light]] under the power of conventional engines.		Deadheading the name given to sublight interstellar travel. The art of flying from one [[Solar_System\|solar system]] to another at the [[Lightspeed\|speed of light]] under the power of conventional engines.

Deantwo: An.

2015-12-22T22:38:54Z

An.

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	It is commonly the only way for low [[TL]] empires to get to distant stars when the [[wormhole]] routes are nonexistent or too dangerous and they haven't discovered [[Warp_Drive\|warp drive]] technology yet.		It is commonly the only way for low [[TL]] empires to get to distant stars when the [[wormhole]] routes are nonexistent or too dangerous and they haven't discovered [[Warp_Drive\|warp drive]] technology yet.

	If a [[spacecraft]] without a [[avatar]] or [[officer]] on board tries to leave a system though, they will collide with [[Dark_Matter\|dark matter]].		If a [[spacecraft]] without an [[avatar]] or [[officer]] on board tries to leave a system though, they will collide with [[Dark_Matter\|dark matter]].

	==Travel Time==		==Travel Time==

Deantwo: /* Travel Time */ ~

2015-11-09T20:49:40Z

Travel Time: ~

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	Deadheading to a [[Solar_System\|solar system]] can take anywhere from half an hour to several hours, depending on the distance to the destination and acceleration of the [[spacecraft]].		Deadheading to a [[Solar_System\|solar system]] can take anywhere from half an hour to several hours, depending on the distance to the destination and acceleration of the [[spacecraft]].

	Commonly it takes ~~about~~ 10 minutes to reach the [[Lightspeed\|speed of light]], then 10 minutes per [[parsec]], followed by another ~10 minutes of deceleration.		Commonly it takes ~10 minutes to reach the [[Lightspeed\|speed of light]], then 10 minutes per [[parsec]], followed by another ~10 minutes of deceleration.

	Acceleration = The acceleration speed of the spacecraft's maneuver drive‎.		Acceleration = The acceleration speed of the spacecraft's maneuver drive‎.

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	[[file:DeadheadTravel.png\|thumb\|right\|Deadheading from one [[Solar_System\|solar system]] to another.]]		[[file:DeadheadTravel.png\|thumb\|right\|Deadheading from one [[Solar_System\|solar system]] to another.]]
	Deadheading the name given to sublight interstellar travel. The art of flying from one [[Solar_System\|solar system]] to another at the [[Lightspeed\|speed of light]] under the power of conventional engines.		Deadheading is the name given to sublight interstellar travel. The art of flying from one [[Solar_System\|solar system]] to another at the [[Lightspeed\|speed of light]] under the power of conventional engines.

	It is commonly the only way for empires to get to distant stars when the [[wormhole]] routes are nonexistent or too dangerous and they haven't discovered [[Warp_Drive\|warp drive]] technology yet.		It is commonly the only way for empires to get to distant stars when the [[wormhole]] routes are nonexistent or too dangerous and they haven't discovered [[Warp_Drive\|warp drive]] technology yet.

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	Deadheading the name given to sublight interstellar travel. The art of flying from one [[Solar_System\|solar system]] to another at the [[Lightspeed\|speed of light]] under the power of conventional engines.		Deadheading the name given to sublight interstellar travel. The art of flying from one [[Solar_System\|solar system]] to another at the [[Lightspeed\|speed of light]] under the power of conventional engines.

	It is commonly the only way for ~~low [[TL]]~~ empires to get to distant stars when the [[wormhole]] routes are nonexistent or too dangerous and they haven't discovered [[Warp_Drive\|warp drive]] technology yet.		It is commonly the only way for empires to get to distant stars when the [[wormhole]] routes are nonexistent or too dangerous and they haven't discovered [[Warp_Drive\|warp drive]] technology yet.

	If a [[spacecraft]] attempts to deadhead without an [[officer]] on board it is possible it will collide with [[Dark_Matter\|dark matter]].		If a [[spacecraft]] attempts to deadhead without an [[officer]] on board it is possible it will collide with [[Dark_Matter\|dark matter]].