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In Supercruise, speeds are typically measured in multiples of the speed of light, represented as '''C''' or in Megameters, represented as '''Mm '''(1C = 300Mm/s). A ship that is traveling at 1c is therefore traveling at the speed of light. Speeds in Supercruise are highly dependent on distance from bodies of mass, and achieving higher speeds is only possible by distancing oneself from large bodies of mass.
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===Safe Disengage===
The following circumstances end Supercruise in a Safe Disengage.
# Pressing the Supercruise button while traveling slower than 1 Mm/s.
# Destination Lock: if the ship has a targeted destination, that destination is within a cone ahead of the ship, the destination is less than 1 Mm away, and the ship is moving slower than 1 Ms/s, then pressing the Supercruise button will drop the ship to normal flight somewhere within several kilometers of the destination.
# Submitting to Interdiction: Going to zero throttle during Supercruise while simultaneously being the target of an FSD Interdiction.
# Crossing an "IMPACT" surface while traveling slower than 1 Mm/s.
===Emergency Drop===
The following circumstances end Supercruise in an Emergency Drop.
# Pressing the Supercruise button twice in rapid succession while traveling faster than 1 Mm/s.
# Successful Interdiction: If the target of an FSD Interdiction fails to evade or submit, then both the interdictor and the target suffer an Emergency Drop.
# Failed Interdiction: If the target of an FSD Interdiction successfully evades interdiction, then the interdictor (but not the target) suffers an Emergency Drop.
# Crossing an "IMPACT" surface while traveling faster than 1 Mm/s.
==Notes==
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