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The Forerunners made extensive use of gravity-manipulating technology, including gravity lifts.<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum'''</ref> This technology was eventually discovered and reverse-engineered by the Covenant. The usage of gravity lifts is commonplace in many of the Covenant's structures and installations, including their former holy city ''[[High Charity]]''; there, gravity lifts served as the primary form of vertical transport, often in the form of long tubes that ran inside the city's towers. | The Forerunners made extensive use of gravity-manipulating technology, including gravity lifts.<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum'''</ref> This technology was eventually discovered and reverse-engineered by the Covenant. The usage of gravity lifts is commonplace in many of the Covenant's structures and installations, including their former holy city ''[[High Charity]]''; there, gravity lifts served as the primary form of vertical transport, often in the form of long tubes that ran inside the city's towers. | ||
Gravity lifts can also be projected from the underside of most Covenant starships. They can be used to lift ground-based troops and equipment onto a ship, or to safely transport troops to a planetary surface. They are also used as means of transport between the decks of ships. Some smaller craft, including [[Type-52 Troop Carrier|Phantom dropships]], some [[Type-28 Troop Carrier|Spirit dropships]], and [[Deployment Platform Type-56 Ground Support/Ultra Heavy|Lich dropships]], as well as [[deployable lookout tower]]s are also equipped with gravity lift technology. Larger military emplacements such as [[Covenant spire|spires]] possess gravity lifts for transport between the structure's various levels. Small, [[portable gravity lift|infantry-portable versions]] of the gravity lift are used by Covenant forces. | Gravity lifts can also be projected from the underside of most Covenant starships. They can be used to lift ground-based troops and equipment onto a ship, or to safely transport troops to a planetary surface. [[Covenant citadel]]s employ gravity lifts to lift supplies to and from orbit. before they are stored in the base's [[Covenant warehouse|warehouses]].<ref>[[Halowars.com|'''Official Halo Wars Community Site''']]: [[Halowars.com/Covenant#Warehouse|''Game Info - Covenant - Warehouse'']]</ref> They are also used as means of transport between the decks of ships. Some smaller craft, including [[Type-52 Troop Carrier|Phantom dropships]], some [[Type-28 Troop Carrier|Spirit dropships]], and [[Deployment Platform Type-56 Ground Support/Ultra Heavy|Lich dropships]], as well as [[deployable lookout tower]]s are also equipped with gravity lift technology. Larger military emplacements such as [[Covenant spire|spires]] possess gravity lifts for transport between the structure's various levels. Small, [[portable gravity lift|infantry-portable versions]] of the gravity lift are used by Covenant forces. | ||
==Variations== | ==Variations== |
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The gravity lift is a form of transport derived from Forerunner technology by the Covenant. A gravity lift can safely transport individuals or goods vertically without the need for a physical lift.[1]
Applications
The Forerunners made extensive use of gravity-manipulating technology, including gravity lifts.[2] This technology was eventually discovered and reverse-engineered by the Covenant. The usage of gravity lifts is commonplace in many of the Covenant's structures and installations, including their former holy city High Charity; there, gravity lifts served as the primary form of vertical transport, often in the form of long tubes that ran inside the city's towers.
Gravity lifts can also be projected from the underside of most Covenant starships. They can be used to lift ground-based troops and equipment onto a ship, or to safely transport troops to a planetary surface. Covenant citadels employ gravity lifts to lift supplies to and from orbit. before they are stored in the base's warehouses.[3] They are also used as means of transport between the decks of ships. Some smaller craft, including Phantom dropships, some Spirit dropships, and Lich dropships, as well as deployable lookout towers are also equipped with gravity lift technology. Larger military emplacements such as spires possess gravity lifts for transport between the structure's various levels. Small, infantry-portable versions of the gravity lift are used by Covenant forces.
Variations
A variety of technologies employ gravity manipulation similar to gravity lifts; these include the man cannon, which propels individuals or objects in a tilted angle as opposed to a vertical span, or the gravity bridge, which consists of a horizontally-oriented gravity field.
Gallery
A gravity lift developed by the UNSC preparing to arm a Broadsword.
A Forerunner gravity lift at Lockup.
Concept art of a Banished gravity lift for Halo Wars 2.
List of appearances
- Halo: Combat Evolved (First appearance)
- Halo: The Flood
- Halo: First Strike
- Halo 2
- Halo: Ghosts of Onyx
- Halo 3
- Halo: Contact Harvest
- Halo Wars
- Halo 3: ODST
- Halo: Reach
- Halo: Cryptum
- Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary
- Halo 4
- Halo: Escalation
- Halo 2: Anniversary
- Halo 5: Guardians
- Halo: Shadow of Intent
- Halo Wars 2
Sources
- ^ Halo: Combat Evolved, campaign level The Truth and Reconciliation
- ^ Halo: Cryptum
- ^ Official Halo Wars Community Site: Game Info - Covenant - Warehouse