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The Spatial anomaly '''Hadex''', also known as the "red hole" is a galactic anomaly of unknown origins, located in the [[Eastern Fringe]]. Defying categorisation and possibly even sentient, it is believed to constantly spew time from other dimensions into the southern spiral arm of the [[Galaxy]], distorting any attempts to control or monitor it. The outskirts of Hadex are dotted with ghost ships, trapped there in a kind of [[stasis field]].{{Fn|1}}
 
The Spatial anomaly '''Hadex''', also known as the "red hole" is a galactic anomaly of unknown origins, located in the [[Eastern Fringe]]. Defying categorisation and possibly even sentient, it is believed to constantly spew time from other dimensions into the southern spiral arm of the [[Galaxy]], distorting any attempts to control or monitor it. The outskirts of Hadex are dotted with ghost ships, trapped there in a kind of [[stasis field]].{{Fn|1}}
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Revision as of 19:17, 13 February 2019

Hadex Anomaly[1]

The Spatial anomaly Hadex, also known as the "red hole" is a galactic anomaly of unknown origins, located in the Eastern Fringe. Defying categorisation and possibly even sentient, it is believed to constantly spew time from other dimensions into the southern spiral arm of the Galaxy, distorting any attempts to control or monitor it. The outskirts of Hadex are dotted with ghost ships, trapped there in a kind of stasis field.[1]

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Hadex Anomaly

Notes

On the Galactic Map after the Great Rift appearance, the Hadex Anomaly stated as a Warp Storm[2]

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