by T.N.Todaro
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(n) The art of riding on beams
or photons of light, a popular sport for amateur and professional
alike.
(v) To beamsurf
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| (n) A sect of the Lightriders focused
on the mystical and spiritual aspects of existence and the Infinite
Light. |
| (n) A transportation device that uses
light as a conduit. Two are required, one functions as a transmitter
and the other as a receiver. Any Lightbridge may be used to travel
to another Lightbridge, providing the traveler knows the coordinates. |
| (n) A bio-engineered engine that carries
a space ship (transwaver) on light waves. The engine collects light
as a power source. Once the pilot finds the unique light signature
of the target, the lightdrives ride the available light spectrum
to the ship’s destination. The concept is similar to the way
a radio signal rides on an FM carrier wave. |
| (n) A “local” Lightbridge
used on large ships between different levels or compartments. Limited
in size and transportation distance. |
| (n) A type of engine that creates
a magnetic repulsion field to move a vessel through space, typically
an older ship with limited technology. |
| (n) A person trained as part guide,
advisor, and WAM guard. |
| (n) A bio-engineered flying device
used for reconnaissance and personal protection. Armed and defensive. |
| (abbr) The speed of light. |
| (n) A space ship that uses one or
more bio-engineered lightdrives to travel along beams of light. |
| (n) An computer, typically one based
on crystal memory. |
| (see beamsurfing) |
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