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*The original twelve [[Halo Array|Halo installations]] were capable of locking portions of the ring, or the entirety thereof, into pockets of time-suspended slipspace fractal stasis, also rendering the sections invulnerable to damage. However, this also consumed enormous amounts of energy.{{Ref/Reuse|p331}} | *The original twelve [[Halo Array|Halo installations]] were capable of locking portions of the ring, or the entirety thereof, into pockets of time-suspended slipspace fractal stasis, also rendering the sections invulnerable to damage. However, this also consumed enormous amounts of energy.{{Ref/Reuse|p331}} | ||
*[[Slipspace field pod]]s were Forerunner stasis chambers in which time was slowed to a standstill for the occupant, freezing them in time and | *[[Slipspace field pod]]s were Forerunner stasis chambers in which time was slowed to a standstill for the occupant, freezing them in time and protecting them from harm.<ref>'''Halo: Ghosts of Onyx''', ''pages 335-337''</ref> | ||
*Forerunner family [[Durance]]s, used to contain the [[Mind transfer|extracted final impressions]] of a deceased individual, were traditionally placed into time-locked stasis.<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 47-48''</ref> | *Forerunner family [[Durance]]s, used to contain the [[Mind transfer|extracted final impressions]] of a deceased individual, were traditionally placed into time-locked stasis.<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 47-48''</ref> |