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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Red Line is an imaginary sphere enclosing a vessel which denotes the maximum safe limit for an FTL jump. It is described in an early draft of the script for the Miniseries as follows:
"There are computational errors in every jump. The further out you jump, the greater the error. Jump past the Red... |
