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According to an analysis of Classified Experimental Equipment performed by the [[Engineers|Engineer]] and [[Guardian]] expert [[Ram Tah]], the anti-xeno superweapon's components are based on Guardian devices found at the site of the [[Proteus]] in Trapezium Sector YU-X c1-2, and the superweapons themselves appear to be an up-scaled version of a Guardian weapon design. The superweapons function by emitting a system-wide electromagnetic pulse at a specific frequency that interferes with the bio-mechanics of Thargoid vessels. These superweapons have the drawback of provoking the Thargoids into a frenzy due to the presence of Guardian technology, however, and Thargoid fleets will invade systems where a superweapon is being assembled in overwhelming numbers. | According to an analysis of Classified Experimental Equipment performed by the [[Engineers|Engineer]] and [[Guardian]] expert [[Ram Tah]], the anti-xeno superweapon's components are based on Guardian devices found at the site of the [[Proteus]] in Trapezium Sector YU-X c1-2, and the superweapons themselves appear to be an up-scaled version of a Guardian weapon design. The superweapons function by emitting a system-wide electromagnetic pulse at a specific frequency that interferes with the bio-mechanics of Thargoid vessels. These superweapons have the drawback of provoking the Thargoids into a frenzy due to the presence of Guardian technology, however, and Thargoid fleets will invade systems where a superweapon is being assembled in overwhelming numbers. | ||
In 3308, Salvation ordered the construction of an improved Anti-xeno superweapon - the Proteus Wave - in [[HIP 22460]], with the intention of eradicating the threat of the Thargoids once and for all. | |||
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