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A '''Skip Drive''' is a faster-than light-travel device utilized by [[Starship|starships]] that allows a spacecraft to instantaneously "skip" from one spatial coordinate to another by creating [[Wormhole|wormholes]]. Although much faster than [[Linear Drive|linear drives]] and safer than [[Light Speed|light speed travel]], the further apart the ends of the wormhole are the more exponentially expensive it is to create. Thus, most star farers use a combination of skip and linear drives to make their way across the cosmos in the most efficient manner: The skip drive essentially creating shortcuts through time-space while the linear drive propels the ship through them as fast as possible.
A '''Skipdrive''' is a faster-than light-travel device utilized by [[Starship|starships]] that allows a spacecraft to instantaneously "skip" from one spatial coordinate to another by creating [[Wormhole|wormholes]]. Although much faster than [[Linear Drive|linear drives]] and safer than [[Light Speed|light speed travel]], the further apart the ends of the wormhole are the more exponentially expensive it is to create. Thus, most star farers use a combination of skip and linear drives to make their way across the cosmos in the most efficient manner: The skip drive essentially creating shortcuts through time-space while the linear drive propels the ship through them as fast as possible.
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