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| − | Time Travel | + | Time Travel happens pretty much all the time in the [[Course Books]]. There are [[Alternate Timeline]]s either referenced in [[cannon]] or written in entirely different stories. Though they try to avoid meddling, the [[Saratoga Crew]] often finds excuses to muck about with the timeline. |
| − | In the story [[Virus]] from [[The Path to Ascension]] we see the first incident(in book-order), in which the crew uses two methods of time travel, including a precise technology called [[CTRL+Z Technology|CTRL+Z]], not to be confused with the [[CTRL+Z|story]] by the same name. | + | In the story [[Virus]] from [[The Path to Ascension]] we see the first incident (in book-order), in which the crew uses two methods of time travel, including a precise technology called [[CTRL+Z Technology|CTRL+Z]], not to be confused with the [[CTRL+Z|story]] by the same name. |
| − | In [[The Road to War]] the same technology is | + | In [[The Road to War]] the same technology is introduced in the story [[CTRL+Z]], which takes place chronologically before ''Virus'' of the previous book. |
| − | [[The Concourse to Victory]] will be the first book to lack an obligatory | + | [[The Concourse to Victory]] will be the first book to lack an obligatory time-travel story, though it does appear in later volumes of the series. |
==Ethics== | ==Ethics== | ||
| − | The fact that [[Hunter Jusenkyou|Hunter]] and [[Jason Bur'I|Jason]] possess precise time travel technology and do not use it on a regular basis says a great deal about their moral standpoint on the subject. It is essentially | + | The fact that [[Hunter Jusenkyou|Hunter]] and [[Jason Bur'I|Jason]] possess precise time travel technology and do not use it on a regular basis says a great deal about their moral standpoint on the subject. It is essentially a "last resort" to them, and they try not to prevent major events in history. |
==Methods== | ==Methods== | ||
| − | A variety of techniques are used. | + | A variety of techniques are used, whereof [[CTRL+Z Technology|CTRL+Z]] is the most reliable. None can be reverse-engineered if discovered by inferior technology. |
Revision as of 17:34, 9 August 2013
Time Travel happens pretty much all the time in the Course Books. There are Alternate Timelines either referenced in cannon or written in entirely different stories. Though they try to avoid meddling, the Saratoga Crew often finds excuses to muck about with the timeline.
In the story Virus from The Path to Ascension we see the first incident (in book-order), in which the crew uses two methods of time travel, including a precise technology called CTRL+Z, not to be confused with the story by the same name.
In The Road to War the same technology is introduced in the story CTRL+Z, which takes place chronologically before Virus of the previous book.
The Concourse to Victory will be the first book to lack an obligatory time-travel story, though it does appear in later volumes of the series.
Ethics
The fact that Hunter and Jason possess precise time travel technology and do not use it on a regular basis says a great deal about their moral standpoint on the subject. It is essentially a "last resort" to them, and they try not to prevent major events in history.
Methods
A variety of techniques are used, whereof CTRL+Z is the most reliable. None can be reverse-engineered if discovered by inferior technology.
