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After [[the Century Attack]], a proposal was made to expand the Lagrange [[The System|System]] into several distinct physical components known as '''shards.''' This endeavor began in the 2410s and was undertaken to provided a set up which was more robust against future attacks or other catastrophes. It was part of the Second Space-Age, which had been ramping up through the relative peace of the latter half of the 24th century. By 2450, there were shards at the Earth-Moon L<sub>4</sub> point, the Earth-Sun L<sub>4</sub> and L<sub>5</sub> points, and in orbit around Mars. | After [[the Century Attack]], a proposal was made to expand the Lagrange [[The System|System]] into several distinct physical components known as '''shards.''' This endeavor began in the 2410s and was undertaken by [[the System Consortium]] to provided a set up which was more robust against future attacks or other catastrophes. It was part of the Second Space-Age, which had been ramping up through the relative peace of the latter half of the 24th century. By 2450, there were shards at the Earth-Moon L<sub>4</sub> point, the Earth-Sun L<sub>4</sub> and L<sub>5</sub> points, and in orbit around Mars. | ||
Each shard holds a portion of Lagrange, including sims, cladists, and their creations, as well as some back-up space. Shards are connected to each other via [[Ansible]] link, and travel between shards is seamless from the cladist's perspective, though they are still limited by transmission times; as such, the active portions of the shards are not replication but distribution, leaving the passive, storage sections of each shard for replication of data. | Each shard holds a portion of Lagrange, including sims, cladists, and their creations, as well as some back-up space. Shards are connected to each other via [[Ansible]] link, and travel between shards is seamless from the cladist's perspective, though they are still limited by transmission times; as such, the active portions of the shards are not replication but distribution, leaving the passive, storage sections of each shard for replication of data. | ||