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[[File:Thargoid-Interdictor-Witch-Space-Portal.png|thumb|250px|Thargoid Interceptor Witch Space Wormhole]]
[[File:Thargoid-Interdictor-Witch-Space-Portal.png|thumb|250px|Thargoid Interceptor Witch Space Wormhole]]


[[Thargoids]] use stable wormholes to enter and exit hyperspace (witch-space). Such as the [[Thargoid Interceptor]] has a green beam to create a wormhole. Rarely does a wormhole remain open after a Thargoid passed through. It's not possible for a [[human]] ship to enter it, because the ship will bounce back.<ref name=":0">[https://www.reddit.com/r/EliteDangerous/comments/7b3eyk/elite_dangerous_another_inra_base_found_linked_to/ /r/EliteDangerous: Elite: Dangerous: Another INRA Base Found, Linked To Hyperdrive Research]</ref>  
[[Thargoids]] use stable wormholes to enter and exit hyperspace. Thargoid vessels such as the [[Thargoid Interceptor]] can be observed to deploy a type of green beam to create a wormhole. Rarely does a wormhole remain open after a Thargoid passes through, however, making it impossible for a [[human]] ship to enter it, as the ship will simply bounce back.<ref name=":0">[https://www.reddit.com/r/EliteDangerous/comments/7b3eyk/elite_dangerous_another_inra_base_found_linked_to/ /r/EliteDangerous: Elite: Dangerous: Another INRA Base Found, Linked To Hyperdrive Research]</ref>  


The [[INRA]] engineer [[Effie Ratling]] lead research into reverse-engineering the Thargoid technology. She created a prototype hybrid hyperdrive and noted that Thargoid drives worked differently than human drives which shifted space around a ship. INRA took over the project, made modifications and tested it with human pilots.<ref name=":0" />
The [[INRA]] engineer [[Effie Ratling]] lead research into reverse-engineering the Thargoid technology. She created a prototype hybrid hyperdrive and noted that Thargoid drives worked differently than human drives which shifted space around a ship. INRA took over the project, made modifications and tested it with human pilots.<ref name=":0" />