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'''''Democritus''''' was the name for a [[Remote Scanning Outpost]] in the [[Solar System]]. ''Democritus'' was in orbit around [[Pluto]], the ninth planetary body in the system. This station was undetected by the [[Covenant]] as long as November 3, [[2552]], during the [[Battle of Earth]]. It was thus, still functional. It monitored [[Slipspace]] activity and picked up a message sent from [[Cortana]] using [[Forerunner]] technology and another signal piggybacked on it by [[Dr. Catherine Halsey]].<ref>[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]], page 212</ref> | '''''Democritus''''' was the name for a [[Remote Scanning Outpost]] in the [[Solar System]]. ''Democritus'' was in orbit around [[Pluto]], the ninth planetary body in the system. This station was undetected by the [[Covenant]] as long as November 3, [[2552]], during the [[Battle of Earth]]. It was thus, still functional. It monitored [[Slipspace]] activity and picked up a message sent from [[Cortana]] using [[Forerunner]] technology and another signal piggybacked on it by [[Dr. Catherine Halsey]].<ref>'''[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]]''', page 212</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 16:39, September 8, 2010
Democritus was the name for a Remote Scanning Outpost in the Solar System. Democritus was in orbit around Pluto, the ninth planetary body in the system. This station was undetected by the Covenant as long as November 3, 2552, during the Battle of Earth. It was thus, still functional. It monitored Slipspace activity and picked up a message sent from Cortana using Forerunner technology and another signal piggybacked on it by Dr. Catherine Halsey.[1]
Sources
- ^ Halo: Ghosts of Onyx, page 212
