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      <title>Microjump</title>
      <description>(aka Short Hops)</description>
      <modified>2010-08-10T11:27:11.415+10:00</modified>
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      <disclaimer>tardis</disclaimer>
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            <title>Microjump</title>
            <description>(aka Short Hops)</description>
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                  <tv>This is a "short hop" through Space or Time,</tv>
                  <extended>usually less then a few hundred miles or a decade through time. Microjumps through space are usually achieved by disconnecting the Time Element to prevent any temporal drift. Due to the Blinovitch Limitation Effect</extended>
                  <tv>they are difficult to perform accurately and even more difficult to accurately reverse.</tv>
                  <extended>Performing several micro-jumps in a row causes a build-up of residual Artron energy, which makes a TARDIS easier to track.</extended>
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      <copyright>This page is the property of William B. Swift (B.S. Productions)
                    willbswift@hotmail.com</copyright>
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