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Cyclops: /* Power Source */

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Power Source

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	== Power Source ==		== Power Source ==
	The entire Supergate is a collection of blocks, most blocks are standard blocks containing 2 deuterium fusion reactors. These reactors provide enough continuous output power to maintain an open wormhole for 38 minutes. To initiate the wormhole the gate must utilize a matter/anti-matter reactor to boost the power high enough to open the wormhole. There is a matter/anti-matter reactor every ~~108~~ blocks.		The entire Supergate is a collection of blocks, most blocks are standard blocks containing 2 deuterium fusion reactors. These reactors provide enough continuous output power to maintain an open wormhole for 38 minutes. To initiate the wormhole the gate must utilize a matter/anti-matter reactor to boost the power high enough to open the wormhole. There is a matter/anti-matter reactor every 100-110 blocks. Each matter/anti-matter reactor generates a mean output of 7.1 Terawatts of power, though they have the capacity to produce as much as 10.29 Terawatts if needed. The fusion reactors on each standard block produce a mean average of 12.8 Megawatts of power between both reactors.

			To operate a standard size supergate requires an average of 71.0137 terawatts to open the gate, while maintaining the wormhole is an average of 14 gigawatts to maintain an active wormhole.

	== Choosing a Destination ==		== Choosing a Destination ==

Cyclops: /* Power Source */

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Power Source

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	== Power Source ==		== Power Source ==
	The entire Supergate is a collection of blocks, most blocks are standard blocks containing 2 deuterium fusion reactors. These reactors provide enough continuous output power to maintain an open wormhole for 38 minutes. To initiate the wormhole the gate must utilize a matter/anti-matter reactor to boost the power high enough to open the wormhole. There is a matter/anti-matter reactor every 108 blocks~~, though it can be as high as 104 depending on gate size~~.		The entire Supergate is a collection of blocks, most blocks are standard blocks containing 2 deuterium fusion reactors. These reactors provide enough continuous output power to maintain an open wormhole for 38 minutes. To initiate the wormhole the gate must utilize a matter/anti-matter reactor to boost the power high enough to open the wormhole. There is a matter/anti-matter reactor every 108 blocks.

	== Choosing a Destination ==		== Choosing a Destination ==

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	; Standard : 9.55 km Diameter<br>30 km Circumference<br>1070 Standard Blocks / 10 Reactor Blocks		; Standard : 9.55 km Diameter<br>30 km Circumference<br>1070 Standard Blocks / 10 Reactor Blocks

	Blocks are 12.78 meters apart from one another in standard configuration, though this can vary somewhat depending on variations of gate circumference. Due to the power requirements, gate sizes are most stable when they can have more reactor blocks and thus tend to be in multiples of 3 km in circumference. For every 1 km of circumference the gate will have approximately 36 blocks and 318.433 meters diameter, there is some variation in precise sizes due to power optimization calculations. With the smallest gate being 954.9 meters in diameter containing , the largest gate possible with current technology is 678 blocks for a circumference of 37.67 km and a diameter of 11.99 km.		Blocks are 12.78 meters apart from one another in standard configuration, though this can vary somewhat depending on variations of gate circumference. Due to the power requirements, gate sizes are most stable when they can have more reactor blocks and thus tend to be in multiples of 3 km in circumference.

	=== Size Differentials ===		=== Size Differentials ===

Cyclops: /* Gate Size */

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Gate Size

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	; Standard : 9.55 km Diameter<br>30 km Circumference<br>1070 Standard Blocks / 10 Reactor Blocks		; Standard : 9.55 km Diameter<br>30 km Circumference<br>1070 Standard Blocks / 10 Reactor Blocks

	Blocks are 12.78 meters apart from one another in standard configuration, though this can vary somewhat depending on variations of gate circumference. Due to the power requirements, gate sizes are most stable when they can have more reactor blocks and thus tend to be in multiples of 3 km in circumference. For every 1 km of circumference the gate will have approximately 36 blocks and 318.433 meters diameter, there is some variation in precise sizes due to power optimization calculations. With the smallest gate being 954.9 meters in diameter containing , the largest gate possible with current technology is 678 blocks for a circumference of 37.67 km and a diameter of 11.99 km.		Blocks are 12.78 meters apart from one another in standard configuration, though this can vary somewhat depending on variations of gate circumference. Due to the power requirements, gate sizes are most stable when they can have more reactor blocks and thus tend to be in multiples of 3 km in circumference. For every 1 km of circumference the gate will have approximately 36 blocks and 318.433 meters diameter, there is some variation in precise sizes due to power optimization calculations. With the smallest gate being 954.9 meters in diameter containing , the largest gate possible with current technology is 678 blocks for a circumference of 37.67 km and a diameter of 11.99 km.

			=== Size Differentials ===
			It is possible to establish a wormhole between any 2-sizes of gates. Software prohibits a standard gate from connecting to a Supergate. While matter passing into the standard gate would be unaffected passing out of the Supergate, the reverse is not true. The matter stream from a Supergate is too much for a normal gate to handle and would overload the gate. As a result, the traveler would almost certainly be killed unless the matter that enters the Supergate could actually fit through the opening of the standard gate.

			Supergates follow the standard size listed above, 9.55 km diameter opening, as to provide a uniform size for objects to transit through the gate. It is possible to build smaller or larger gates, the system is equipped with warning beacons and will alert ships if there is a size differential between one gate and another. Connecting gates of significantly different sizes requires command override to disable the safety protocols for the smaller gate and allow the connection.

	== Power Source ==		== Power Source ==

Cyclops at 06:01, 1 December 2021

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	; Power Source : Deuterium Fusion Reactors x 2 (Standard Block)<br>Matter/Anti-Matter Reactor (Reactor Block)		; Power Source : Deuterium Fusion Reactors x 2 (Standard Block)<br>Matter/Anti-Matter Reactor (Reactor Block)
	; Construction : Neutronium-Tritanium Alloy		; Construction : Neutronium-Tritanium Alloy
	; Blocks Required : 18 Blocks per 1 kilometer Circumference		; Blocks Required : 36 Blocks per 1 kilometer Circumference

	Most blocks that make up a Supergate are ''standard blocks''. The more blocks the larger the gate can be, each block provides a portion of the power and matter-stream storage / transmission capacity of the entire gate. Since gate travel requires a significant amount of power, each block provides port from 2 fusion reactors fueled by deuterium. Specialized blocks called ''reactor blocks'' provide a significant surge of power to actually initiate a wormhole connection.		Most blocks that make up a Supergate are ''standard blocks''. The more blocks the larger the gate can be, each block provides a portion of the power and matter-stream storage / transmission capacity of the entire gate. Since gate travel requires a significant amount of power, each block provides port from 2 fusion reactors fueled by deuterium. Specialized blocks called ''reactor blocks'' provide a significant surge of power to actually initiate a wormhole connection.

	Blocks are 12.78 meters apart from one another, ~~standard~~ though this can vary somewhat depending on variations of gate circumference. ~~The smallest possible Supergate is 1~~ km ~~diameter (3~~.1 km circumference) with 56 blocks and ~~3 Matter/Anti-Matter reactors~~. ~~There should be at least 1 M/AM reactor per~~ km ~~circumference~~.		== Gate Size ==
			; Smallest Possible : 954.9 m Diameter<br>3 km Circumference<br>107 Standard Blocks / 1 Reactor Block
			; Largest Possible : 11.99 km Diameter<br>37.67 km Circumference<br>672 Standard Blocks / 6 Reactor Blocks
			; Standard : 9.55 km Diameter<br>30 km Circumference<br>1070 Standard Blocks / 10 Reactor Blocks

			Blocks are 12.78 meters apart from one another in standard configuration, though this can vary somewhat depending on variations of gate circumference. Due to the power requirements, gate sizes are most stable when they can have more reactor blocks and thus tend to be in multiples of 3 km in circumference. For every 1 km of circumference the gate will have approximately 36 blocks and 318.433 meters diameter, there is some variation in precise sizes due to power optimization calculations. With the smallest gate being 954.9 meters in diameter containing , the largest gate possible with current technology is 678 blocks for a circumference of 37.67 km and a diameter of 11.99 km.

	== Power Source ==		== Power Source ==
	The Supergate is ~~powered by~~ a ~~series~~ of ~~14 matter/antimatter~~ reactors ~~placed at equal-distant points built into the gate-blocks at those points~~. ~~When activated the~~ reactors provide ~~the~~ power to open the gate ~~and maintain~~ the wormhole. ~~However, the power~~ is ~~drained from the system faster than the reactors can produce it, since the blocks were designed to operate from~~ a ~~planet~~-~~sized (or larger) quantum singularity~~.		The entire Supergate is a collection of blocks, most blocks are standard blocks containing 2 deuterium fusion reactors. These reactors provide enough continuous output power to maintain an open wormhole for 38 minutes. To initiate the wormhole the gate must utilize a matter/anti-matter reactor to boost the power high enough to open the wormhole. There is a matter/anti-matter reactor every 108 blocks, though it can be as high as 104 depending on gate size.

	== Choosing a Destination ==		== Choosing a Destination ==

Cyclops: /* Block Size / Composition */

2021-12-01T05:20:18Z

Block Size / Composition

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	== Block Size / Composition ==		== Block Size / Composition ==
	~~Each individual block measures 15x10x7~~ meters ~~constructed from~~ Neutronium-Tritanium ~~alloy~~. ~~Each~~ block ~~contains high capacity plasma storage devices as well as part~~ of the ~~overall~~ matter-stream / ~~pattern storage capability~~ of the entire gate. Specialized blocks ~~contain~~ Matter/Anti-Matter reactors ~~and fuel reserves to power the gate~~. ~~The more blocks in the gate the larger the wormhole and the higher the storage capacity for an incoming~~ / ~~outgoing matter-stream~~.		; Size : 15 by 10 by 7 meters
			; Power Source : Deuterium Fusion Reactors x 2 (Standard Block)<br>Matter/Anti-Matter Reactor (Reactor Block)
			; Construction : Neutronium-Tritanium Alloy
			; Blocks Required : 18 Blocks per 1 kilometer Circumference

			Most blocks that make up a Supergate are ''standard blocks''. The more blocks the larger the gate can be, each block provides a portion of the power and matter-stream storage / transmission capacity of the entire gate. Since gate travel requires a significant amount of power, each block provides port from 2 fusion reactors fueled by deuterium. Specialized blocks called ''reactor blocks'' provide a significant surge of power to actually initiate a wormhole connection.

			Blocks are 12.78 meters apart from one another, standard though this can vary somewhat depending on variations of gate circumference. The smallest possible Supergate is 1 km diameter (3.1 km circumference) with 56 blocks and 3 Matter/Anti-Matter reactors. There should be at least 1 M/AM reactor per km circumference.

	== Power Source ==		== Power Source ==

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	[[File:{{#setmainimage:wormhole-opening.jpg}}\|thumb\|Remote Reality]]		[[File:{{#setmainimage:wormhole-opening.jpg}}\|thumb\|Remote Reality]]
	The Hermod Supergate is a subtype of the [[Hermod Gate]]. Instead of using a fixed ring for generation of a wormhole, this gate uses a variable number of blocks which are linked by phased plasma which binds the gate blocks together and allows them to function as a unified ring. The original gate itself is modified from the Type 3 [[Stargate]] for the primary purpose of Trans-Dimensional travel to other realities at Janus Station. While the original technology used, wormhole allowed only one-way travel. Integrating the Avali technology allows the wormhole to travel both ways between realities.		The Hermod Supergate is a subtype of the [[Hermod Gate]]. Instead of using a fixed ring for generation of a wormhole, this gate uses a variable number of blocks which are linked by phased plasma which binds the gate blocks together and allows them to function as a unified ring. The original gate itself is modified from the Type 3 [[Stargate]] for the primary purpose of Trans-Dimensional travel to other realities at Janus Station. While the original technology used, wormhole allowed only one-way travel. Integrating the Avali technology allows the wormhole to travel both ways between realities.

			== Block Size / Composition ==
			Each individual block measures 15x10x7 meters constructed from Neutronium-Tritanium alloy. Each block contains high capacity plasma storage devices as well as part of the overall matter-stream / pattern storage capability of the entire gate. Specialized blocks contain Matter/Anti-Matter reactors and fuel reserves to power the gate. The more blocks in the gate the larger the wormhole and the higher the storage capacity for an incoming / outgoing matter-stream.

	== Power Source ==		== Power Source ==

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	[[File:supergate-links.jpg\|thumb\|Linked Blocks]]		[[File:supergate-links.jpg\|thumb\|Linked Blocks]]
	[[File:{{#setmainimage:wormhole-opening.jpg}}\|thumb\|Remote Reality]]		[[File:{{#setmainimage:wormhole-opening.jpg}}\|thumb\|Remote Reality]]
	The Hermod Supergate is a subtype of the [[Hermod Gate]]. Instead of using a fixed ring for generation of a wormhole, this gate uses a variable number of blocks which are linked by phased plasma which binds the gate blocks together and allows them to function as a unified ring. The original gate itself is modified from the Type 3 [[Stargate]] for the primary purpose of Trans-Dimensional travel to other realities. While the original technology used, wormhole allowed only one-way travel. Integrating the Avali technology allows the wormhole to travel both ways between realities.		The Hermod Supergate is a subtype of the [[Hermod Gate]]. Instead of using a fixed ring for generation of a wormhole, this gate uses a variable number of blocks which are linked by phased plasma which binds the gate blocks together and allows them to function as a unified ring. The original gate itself is modified from the Type 3 [[Stargate]] for the primary purpose of Trans-Dimensional travel to other realities at Janus Station. While the original technology used, wormhole allowed only one-way travel. Integrating the Avali technology allows the wormhole to travel both ways between realities.

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	== Choosing a Destination ==		== Choosing a Destination ==
	The nature of different realities in the multiverse makes travel to a reality ~~too similar to ones own very difficult and~~ extremely costly in energy and control. Using [[Janus Coordinates]] the gate can be targeted to any reality for which the coordinates are confirmed. Coordinates should be confirmed by [[Janus Station]] prior to being used.		The nature of different realities in the multiverse makes travel to an alternate reality extremely costly in energy and control. Using [[Janus Coordinates]] the gate can be targeted to any reality for which the coordinates are confirmed. Coordinates should be confirmed by [[Janus Station]] prior to being used.

			=== Direct Dial ===
			Each Supergate has its own unique 9-symbol address as with any other gate. The system will not allow locking on to a Supergate from a normal gate or vise versa without a priority override command.

			=== Relative Dial ===
			To avoid ambiguous addresses if a Supergate is located near a standard Hermod Gate, a Supergate can only be dialed from another Supergate. Since the aperture of a wormhole at the gate is the limiting factor, one would never want to dial a normal gate to a Supergate or vise versa anyway. If one does, for whatever reason, require dialing a Supergate address in full the Supergates have an option 8th symbol which designates that one is dialing a Supergate and only a Supergate. This is useful when requesting a specific gate open a wormhole without a receiving gate, as it specifies that the destination gate is a Supergate even if a normal gate shares the same 7-Symbol address.

	=== Conventional Travel ===		=== Conventional Travel ===

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			[[File:Supergate.jpg\|thumb\|Active Wormhole]]
	[[File:Supergate-2.png\|thumb\|Supergate Opening]]		[[File:Supergate-2.png\|thumb\|Supergate Opening]]
			[[File:supergate-links.jpg\|thumb\|Linked Blocks]]
	[[File:{{#setmainimage:wormhole-opening.jpg}}\|thumb\|Remote Reality]]		[[File:{{#setmainimage:wormhole-opening.jpg}}\|thumb\|Remote Reality]]
	The Hermod Supergate is a subtype of the [[Hermod Gate]]. Instead of using a fixed ring for generation of a wormhole, this gate uses a variable number of blocks which are linked by phased plasma which binds the gate blocks together and allows them to function as a unified ring. The original gate itself is modified from the Type 3 [[Stargate]] for the primary purpose of Trans-Dimensional travel to other realities. While the original technology used, wormhole allowed only one-way travel. Integrating the Avali technology allows the wormhole to travel both ways between realities.		The Hermod Supergate is a subtype of the [[Hermod Gate]]. Instead of using a fixed ring for generation of a wormhole, this gate uses a variable number of blocks which are linked by phased plasma which binds the gate blocks together and allows them to function as a unified ring. The original gate itself is modified from the Type 3 [[Stargate]] for the primary purpose of Trans-Dimensional travel to other realities. While the original technology used, wormhole allowed only one-way travel. Integrating the Avali technology allows the wormhole to travel both ways between realities.

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	[[File:Supergate-2.png\|thumb\|Supergate Opening]]		[[File:Supergate-2.png\|thumb\|Supergate Opening]]
	[[File:{{#setmainimage:wormhole-opening.jpg}}\|thumb\|Remote Reality]]		[[File:{{#setmainimage:wormhole-opening.jpg}}\|thumb\|Remote Reality]]
	The Hermod Supergate is a subtype of the [[Hermod Gate]]. Instead of using a fixed ring for generation of a wormhole, this gate uses a variable number of blocks which are linked by phased plasma which binds the gate blocks together and allows them to function as a unified ring. The original gate itself is modified from the Type 3 [[Stargate~~]] to act as a [[Hermod Supergate~~]] for the primary purpose of Trans-Dimensional travel to other realities.		The Hermod Supergate is a subtype of the [[Hermod Gate]]. Instead of using a fixed ring for generation of a wormhole, this gate uses a variable number of blocks which are linked by phased plasma which binds the gate blocks together and allows them to function as a unified ring. The original gate itself is modified from the Type 3 [[Stargate]] for the primary purpose of Trans-Dimensional travel to other realities. While the original technology used, wormhole allowed only one-way travel. Integrating the Avali technology allows the wormhole to travel both ways between realities.

	== Power Source ==		== Power Source ==