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W-Space stands for "Wormhole Space" are refers to any solar system inside a wormhole. These systems can only be reached by flying through a wormhole and are not otherwise connected to [[K-Space]] (aka Known Space) through normal means, such as acceleration gates or jump gates. | W-Space stands for "Wormhole Space" are refers to any solar system inside a wormhole. These systems can only be reached by flying through a wormhole and are not otherwise connected to [[K-Space]] (aka Known Space) through normal means, such as acceleration gates or jump gates. | ||
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| + | All W-Space systems have a [[system security|security]] rating of [[0.0]]. | ||
For unknown reasons, ships, structures and modules function significantly differently in W-Space than they do in K-Space. For more information on the differences, please see [[Wormhole Environment Effects]]. | For unknown reasons, ships, structures and modules function significantly differently in W-Space than they do in K-Space. For more information on the differences, please see [[Wormhole Environment Effects]]. | ||
| − | For more information on wormholes themselves, please see [[ | + | For more information on wormholes themselves, please see [[Wormholes]]. |
For information on finding wormholes, please see [[Exploration Guide]]. | For information on finding wormholes, please see [[Exploration Guide]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:28, 8 October 2010
W-Space stands for "Wormhole Space" are refers to any solar system inside a wormhole. These systems can only be reached by flying through a wormhole and are not otherwise connected to K-Space (aka Known Space) through normal means, such as acceleration gates or jump gates.
All W-Space systems have a security rating of 0.0.
For unknown reasons, ships, structures and modules function significantly differently in W-Space than they do in K-Space. For more information on the differences, please see Wormhole Environment Effects.
For more information on wormholes themselves, please see Wormholes.
For information on finding wormholes, please see Exploration Guide.