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| <h2 style="color:inherit">Constructs</h2> | | <h2 style="color:inherit">Constructs</h2> |
| Over the course of its existence HAWK has assumed control of and created a few structures and structure like systems. Most of them however are in uncharted space and therefore unknown by the vast majority of the galaxy with only a few hints peeking through the emplaced sensor distortion screens and natural chaotic nature of surrounding systems. | | Over the course of its existence HAWK has assumed control of and created a few structures and structure like systems. Most of them however are in uncharted space and therefore unknown by the vast majority of the galaxy with only a few hints peeking through the emplaced sensor distortion screens and natural chaotic nature of surrounding systems. |
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| |+List of known or deducted constructions | | |+List of known or deducted constructions |
| !Official Name | | !<span style="color: black">Official Designation |
| !Aliases | | !<span style="color: black">Aliases |
| !Location | | !<span style="color: black">Location |
| !Type | | !<span style="color: black">Type |
| !Purpose | | !<span style="color: black">Purpose |
| !Control NODE | | !<span style="color: black">Control NODE |
| |- | | |- |
| |The Core | | |HAWK Core |
| | | | |The Core |
| |"Sys-042" system | | |"Sys-042" system |
| |Matryoshka Brain (a giant computer enveloping a star, in this case a red dwarf, feeding of its energy) | | |Matryoshka Brain (a giant computer enveloping a star, in this case a red dwarf, feeding of its energy) |
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| |Containment System 1 | | |Containment System 1 |
| | | | |"Hidden Cradle" (by [[Hybrid Enclave]]) |
| |"Containment" system; Inside the Kaithan Nebula | | |"Containment" system; Inside the Kaithan Nebula |
| |Black hole system filled with many asteroid based research stations. | | |Black hole system filled with many asteroid based research stations. |
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| <h3 style="color:inherit">Extraplanetary Units</h3> | | <h3 style="color:inherit">Extraplanetary Units</h3> |
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| Extraplanetary (space) units are configured for the operation outside of atmospheric conditions. They can range from warships capable of interstellar travel to simple drones that perform construction or maintenance operations on HAWK's space-bound structures. | | Extraplanetary (space) units are configured for the operation outside of atmospheric conditions. They can range from warships capable of interstellar travel to simple drones that perform construction or maintenance operations on HAWK's space-bound structures. |
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| <h4 style="color:inherit">HAWK craft</h4> | | <h4 style="color:inherit">HAWK craft</h4> |
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| |-|Overview= | | |-|Overview= |
| For many of its interstellar operations, HAWK usually employs a series of pointed, oval shaped, deep-black coloured vessels referred to as HAWK-craft which come in a number of sizes with a length to radius ratio of 10:3 (example length 1km, width + height 300m) | | For many of its interstellar operations, HAWK usually employs a series of pointed, oval shaped, deep-black coloured vessels referred to as HAWK-craft which come in a number of sizes with a length to radius ratio of 10:3 (example length 1km, width + height 300m) |
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| |+HAWK Craft Types | | |+HAWK Craft Types |
| !Type | | !<span style="color: black">Type |
| !Length | | !<span style="color: black">Length |
| ! Outer Shell segments | | !<span style="color: black">Outer Shell segments |
| !Function | | !<span style="color: black">Function |
| |- | | |- |
| |0 | | |0 |
| | | | |10 m |
| |None | | | - |
| |Sabotage, infiltration and scouting probe | | |Sabotage, infiltration and scouting probe |
| |- | | |- |
| |1 | | |1 |
| |300m | | |300 m |
| |None | | | - |
| |Reconnaissance, observation and scouting. | | |Reconnaissance, observation and scouting. |
| |- | | |- |
| |2 | | |2 |
| |1km | | |1000 m |
| |2 | | |2 |
| |Multi-purpose vessel. Nanite Swarm carrier. | | |Multi-purpose vessel. Nanite Swarm carrier. |
| |- | | |- |
| |3 | | |3 |
| | | | |3333 m |
| |4 | | |4 |
| |Purpose built combat vessel. Star matter based weapon system. | | |Purpose built combat vessel. Star matter based weapon system. |
| |- | | |- |
| |4 | | |4 |
| | | | |11000 m |
| | 4 | | |4 |
| |Purpose built combat vessel. Gravity sinkhole weapon platform. | | |Purpose built combat vessel. Gravity sinkhole weapon platform. |
| |} | | |} |
| |-|Type 0= | | |-|Type 0= |
| Type 0 HAWK craft are the smallest type fitting this classification. | | Type 0 HAWK craft are the smallest type fitting this classification. |
| Being probably closer to a probe than an actual ship their main purpose is mainly to serve as extremely stealthy scouts and/or the conduction of infiltration missions. | | Being probably closer to a probe than an actual ship their main purpose is mainly to serve as stealth scouts and/or the conduction of infiltration missions. |
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| Consequently they are packed to the brim with sophisticated sensor equipment to measure and conduct observation, survey, and reconnaissance missions. | | Consequently they are packed to the brim with sophisticated sensor equipment to measure and conduct observation, survey, and reconnaissance missions. |
| |-|Type 2= | | |-|Type 2= |
| Type 2 HAWK craft are probably the most commonly produced and employed design in HAWKs arsenal. | | Type 2 HAWK craft are the most commonly produced and employed design in HAWKs arsenal. |
| | | Their use is that of an all-purpose workhorse with their size being just right to both serve as scouts and capable combat vessels. Other than that, their separation into a inner core and a surrounding shell also allows them to easily carry and deploy nanite swarms without having to expose the internal components directly. Other than their nanite clouds they are by standard also equipped with phased array lasers in their shell that can both serve as a point-defense measures and capable offensive weapons. |
| |-|Type 3= | | |-|Type 3= |
| Type 3 HAWK craft are purpose built combat ships. | | Type 3 HAWK craft are purpose built combat ships. |
| Their main armament consists of a strong magnetic system that allows them to gather, store, and later utilize star matter. | | Their main armament utilizes magnetic forcefields created between their core and shell parts to accelerate matter down the spinal axis of the ship. |
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| Type 4 HAWK craft are purpose built combat ships. | | Type 4 HAWK craft are purpose built combat ships. |
| Their main weapon system revolves around the manipulation of gravity. | | Their main weapon system revolves around the manipulation of gravity, projecting points of great gravitational forces to both catch ships and break them apart. |
| | Type 4 HAWK craft are commonly only deployed in response to an adversary having ships outclassing type 3 Craft by several orders of magnitude, or when HAWK concludes that it is dealing with a technological equal or superior opponent. Other than their offensive role, these warships usually guard important locations and installation. |
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| <code>Error reading data.</code> | | <code>Error reading data.</code> |
| </tabber> | | </tabber> |
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| <h3 style="color:inherit">Planetary Units</h3> | | <h3 style="color:inherit">Planetary Units</h3> |
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| Planetary units are adapted for the operation in gravity fields and atmospheric conditions and are usually specialised on a per-planet basis. | | Planetary units are adapted for the operation in gravity fields and atmospheric conditions and are usually specialised on a per-planet basis. |
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| Overview= | | Overview= |
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| </tabber> | | </tabber> |
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| <h3 style="color:inherit">Specialised Units</h3> | | <h3 style="color:inherit">Specialised Units</h3> |
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| Specialised units are the rarest types in HAWK's arsenal. They are usually created in response to a difficult task and not many of each type are created. | | Specialised units are the rarest types in HAWK's arsenal. They are usually created in response to a difficult task and not many of each type are created. |
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| |-|Halo Craft= | | |-|Halo Craft= |
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| </tabber> | | </tabber> |
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| <h2 style="color:inherit">Directives</h2> | | <h2 style="color:inherit">Directives</h2> |
| HAWK and the HAWK network operate at their core on a set of "Directives". Where these Directives originate from is thus far uncertain. Experimentations revealed that the creation of new directives, while possible, requires the unanimous approval of all NODE's and is therefor difficult to achieve. The deletion of a directive follows the same process but is generally not feasible due to the <H> NODE's default forwarded answer to such a query being disapproving. | | HAWK and the HAWK network operate at their core on a set of "Directives". Where these Directives originate from is thus far uncertain. Experimentations revealed that the creation of new directives, while possible, requires the unanimous approval of all NODE's and is therefor difficult to achieve. The deletion of a directive follows the same process but is generally not feasible due to the <H> NODE's default forwarded answer to such a query being disapproving. |