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| + | '''The Wall''' was a space defense system protecting [[Fortress Republic]]. | ||
| − | The Wall | + | ==History== |
| + | The Fortress Republic protocol was activated by [[Exarch of the Republic of the Sphere|Exarch]] [[Jonah Levin]] in 1 October [[3135]], and in a short time later gave light of a new technology dubbed "The Wall". The Wall only work around a determined ring of worlds slightly larger than the Republic's [[Prefecture X]]. Any [[JumpShip]] attempts to cross it would misjump or bounce back in a mangled state, with the crew crippled or combined with the ship, like Coordinator's [[Theodore Kurita]]'s [[WarShip]] ''[[Pride of Kurita]]''.<ref>''Dragon Rising'' p. 271</ref> | ||
| − | + | In [[3149]], [[Devlin Stone]] turn off the Wall, allowing the Republic troops to leave the Fortress space, and the outsider states to invade the Fortress... but when the [[Capellan Confederation]] and [[Clan Wolf]] JumpShips attempted to attain [[Terra]], both bounced. This proved than the Wall was still active, only than now around the Terran system.<ref>''Shattered Fortress'', p. 92</ref> | |
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| − | + | ==Technology== | |
| − | Any JumpShip than appears to complete the transit have not been seen since. It is unknown if they were captured by Republic forces, misjumped or have been totally destroyed.<ref>''Shattered Fortress'' p. 106</ref> | + | Any JumpShip than appears to complete the transit have not been seen since. It is unknown if they were captured by Republic forces, misjumped or have been totally destroyed.<ref>''Shattered Fortress'', p. 106</ref> The Wall is a proof about how little is known about hyperspace and Kearny-Fuchida experts are unable to explain how is possible.<ref>''Shattered Fortress'', p. 107</ref> |
| − | The Wall is a proof about how little is known about hyperspace and Kearny-Fuchida experts are unable to explain how is possible.<ref>''Shattered Fortress'' p. 107</ref> | + | |
| − | However, it must be noted than the Wall | + | However, it must be noted than the Wall was not a rigid defense; "windows" can be opened, allowing a JumpShip to cross safely, like [[Julian Davion]]'s JumpShip in [[3146]].<ref>''Shattered Fortress'', p. 7</ref><ref>"Bring the Dawn"</ref> |
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
| + | *''[[A Bonfire of Worlds]]'' (novel) | ||
| + | *"[[Bring the Dawn]]" (short story) | ||
| + | *''[[Children of Kerensky]]'' (novella) | ||
| + | *''[[Dragon Rising]]'' (novel) | ||
*''[[Shattered Fortress]]'' | *''[[Shattered Fortress]]'' | ||
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The Wall was a space defense system protecting Fortress Republic.
Contents
History
The Fortress Republic protocol was activated by Exarch Jonah Levin in 1 October 3135, and in a short time later gave light of a new technology dubbed "The Wall". The Wall only work around a determined ring of worlds slightly larger than the Republic's Prefecture X. Any JumpShip attempts to cross it would misjump or bounce back in a mangled state, with the crew crippled or combined with the ship, like Coordinator's Theodore Kurita's WarShip Pride of Kurita.[1]
In 3149, Devlin Stone turn off the Wall, allowing the Republic troops to leave the Fortress space, and the outsider states to invade the Fortress... but when the Capellan Confederation and Clan Wolf JumpShips attempted to attain Terra, both bounced. This proved than the Wall was still active, only than now around the Terran system.[2]
Technology
Any JumpShip than appears to complete the transit have not been seen since. It is unknown if they were captured by Republic forces, misjumped or have been totally destroyed.[3] The Wall is a proof about how little is known about hyperspace and Kearny-Fuchida experts are unable to explain how is possible.[4]
However, it must be noted than the Wall was not a rigid defense; "windows" can be opened, allowing a JumpShip to cross safely, like Julian Davion's JumpShip in 3146.[5][6]
References
Bibliography
- A Bonfire of Worlds (novel)
- "Bring the Dawn" (short story)
- Children of Kerensky (novella)
- Dragon Rising (novel)
- Shattered Fortress