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In the ''[[Step Inside]]'' trailer for ''[[Halo Infinite]]'', an elevator is depicted as rising up a tether into | In the ''[[Step Inside]]'' trailer for ''[[Halo Infinite]]'', an elevator is depicted as rising up a tether into Perihelion Station. However, due to the station's seemingly variable position relative to the planet it orbits, it is unlikely to be a [[space elevator]]. A space elevator's tether must remain perpendicular to the planet's surface at all times or risk catastrophic failure. This facility's various angles relative to the planet suggest that it may instead be a [[skyhook]], a similar construction in which the tether rotates about the station and picks up cargo as the end of the tether passes through the planet's upper atmosphere. | ||
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File:HINF Concept StepInside3.jpg|More concept art of Perihelion Station. | File:HINF Concept StepInside3.jpg|More concept art of Perihelion Station. | ||
File:HINF Concept StepInside4.jpg|More concept art of Perihelion Station. | File:HINF Concept StepInside4.jpg|More concept art of Perihelion Station. | ||
File:HINF Concept StepInside5.jpg|More concept art of Perihelion Station | File:HINF Concept StepInside5.jpg|More concept art of Perihelion Station. | ||
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===Screenshots=== | ===Screenshots=== | ||
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File:HINF-SI - Space Station WideAngle.png|A wide angle view of Perihelion Station in the ''Step Inside'' trailer. | File:HINF-SI - Space Station WideAngle.png|A wide angle view of Perihelion Station in the ''Step Inside'' trailer. | ||
File:HINF-SI - Space Station Above.png| | File:HINF-SI - Space Station Above.png|Perihelion Station from above. | ||
File:HINF-SI-Sound Chamber Opening.png|A chamber used in the manufacturing process of MJOLNIR's metallic components. | File:HINF-SI-Sound Chamber Opening.png|A chamber used in the manufacturing process of MJOLNIR's metallic components. | ||
File:HINF-SI - MJOLNIR in Front of Planet.png|A MJOLNIR component floating past a window with a view of . | File:HINF-SI - MJOLNIR in Front of Planet.png|A MJOLNIR component floating past a window with a view of . | ||
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Perihelion Station is an orbital space station utilized by the Office of Naval Intelligence's Materials Group in the production of MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor (GEN3).[1][2]
Description
The space station is in the shape of a cylinder and it rotates about its central axis. Also along its central axis is a tether that protrudes from one end of the cylinder. This tether is used by an elevator to and from the facility, presumably to deliver materials from a mine on the planet below used in the production of MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor. To aid in the manufacturing process of this armor, the facility features various kinds of equipment designed to create its individual components. At least part of the facility makes use of zero-gravity environments to construct its metal components and a system of magnets to move the components along the assembly line.[2]
History
This Materials Group facility was constructed in orbit above an unknown planet for the purpose of manufacturing MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor. By early 2559, the third generation of MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor had finished development and this station was used in its production.[2] On February 10, 2559,[2][3] various technicians oversaw the creation of Master Chief Petty Officer John-117's suit of MJOLNIR Mark VI armor at this facility.[2]
Trivia
In the Step Inside trailer for Halo Infinite, an elevator is depicted as rising up a tether into Perihelion Station. However, due to the station's seemingly variable position relative to the planet it orbits, it is unlikely to be a space elevator. A space elevator's tether must remain perpendicular to the planet's surface at all times or risk catastrophic failure. This facility's various angles relative to the planet suggest that it may instead be a skyhook, a similar construction in which the tether rotates about the station and picks up cargo as the end of the tether passes through the planet's upper atmosphere.
Gallery
Concept art
Concept art of the station for the Step Inside trailer.
More concept art of Perihelion Station.
More concept art of Perihelion Station.
More concept art of Perihelion Station.
More concept art of Perihelion Station.
Screenshots
A wide angle view of Perihelion Station in the Step Inside trailer.
Perihelion Station from above.
A chamber used in the manufacturing process of MJOLNIR's metallic components.
A MJOLNIR component floating past a window with a view of .
Excess metal being shed via sound waves of a MJOLNIR GEN3 component.
John-117's nearly complete suit on the station.
List of appearances
- Become
- Step Inside (First appearance)
- Halo: From the Soil to the Stars
Sources
- ^ Halo: From the Soil to the Stars
- ^ a b c d e Halo Infinite marketing, Become campaign, Step Inside
- ^ Halo Infinite marketing, Discover Hope
