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For the next 15 years, Professor DeBurke and her research staff worked secretly and feverishly, receiving the final clue following a breakthrough in hyperpulse generator technologies developed by [[Rhylene HyperTech]] of [[Oriente]] in the late [[2620]]s which allowed her to make her theories reality. The culmination of their work was the first HPG station, built in [[2629]] just outside the Court of the Star League, which transmitted the first HPG message from [[Terra]] to [[New Earth]] on New Year's Day [[2630]]. In tribute to past pioneers in communications, DeBurke's first message was "Watson, come quick, I need you".<ref name=TSL-54/><ref name=CS-6/><ref name=ER2750-24/><ref name=HMTFWL-20>''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 20 "History - The Star League - Economic Crisis"</ref><ref name=HHM-26>''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 26 "History of the Free Worlds League - The Star League Era - Backlash"</ref> For the next 15 years, Professor DeBurke and her research staff worked secretly and feverishly, receiving the final clue following a breakthrough in hyperpulse generator technologies developed by [[Rhylene HyperTech]] of [[Oriente]] in the late [[2620]]s which allowed her to make her theories reality. The culmination of their work was the first HPG station, built in [[2629]] just outside the Court of the Star League, which transmitted the first HPG message from [[Terra]] to [[New Earth]] on New Year's Day [[2630]]. In tribute to past pioneers in communications, DeBurke's first message was "Watson, come quick, I need you".<ref name=TSL-54/><ref name=CS-6/><ref name=ER2750-24/><ref name=HMTFWL-20>''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 20 "History - The Star League - Economic Crisis"</ref><ref name=HHM-26>''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 26 "History of the Free Worlds League - The Star League Era - Backlash"</ref>
− For her historic and pioneering role in the development, DeBurke would receive considerable acclaim. The successor to the Star League Communications Network, [[ComStar]] would also honor her achivements, most notably the creation of the [[Cassie DeBurke Institute for Hyperspatial Studies]] in Sydney set up to restore the HPG net in the wake of [[Gray Monday]].<ref name=ER3145-116>''Era Report: 3145'', pp. 116-117 "Major Personas - ComStar''</ref> + For her historic and pioneering role in the development, DeBurke would receive considerable acclaim. The successor to the Star League Communications Network, [[ComStar]] would also honor her achivements, most notably the creation of the [[Cassie DeBurke Institute for Hyperspatial Studies]] in Sydney setup to restore the HPG net in the wake of [[Gray Monday]].<ref name=ER3145-116>''Era Report: 3145'', pp. 116-117 "Major Personas - ComStar''</ref>
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For the next 15 years, Professor DeBurke and her research staff worked secretly and feverishly, receiving the final clue following a breakthrough in hyperpulse generator technologies developed by [[Rhylene HyperTech]] of [[Oriente]] in the late [[2620]]s which allowed her to make her theories reality. The culmination of their work was the first HPG station, built in [[2629]] just outside the Court of the Star League, which transmitted the first HPG message from [[Terra]] to [[New Earth]] on New Year's Day [[2630]]. In tribute to past pioneers in communications, DeBurke's first message was "Watson, come quick, I need you".<ref name=TSL-54/><ref name=CS-6/><ref name=ER2750-24/><ref name=HMTFWL-20>''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 20 "History - The Star League - Economic Crisis"</ref><ref name=HHM-26>''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 26 "History of the Free Worlds League - The Star League Era - Backlash"</ref> | For the next 15 years, Professor DeBurke and her research staff worked secretly and feverishly, receiving the final clue following a breakthrough in hyperpulse generator technologies developed by [[Rhylene HyperTech]] of [[Oriente]] in the late [[2620]]s which allowed her to make her theories reality. The culmination of their work was the first HPG station, built in [[2629]] just outside the Court of the Star League, which transmitted the first HPG message from [[Terra]] to [[New Earth]] on New Year's Day [[2630]]. In tribute to past pioneers in communications, DeBurke's first message was "Watson, come quick, I need you".<ref name=TSL-54/><ref name=CS-6/><ref name=ER2750-24/><ref name=HMTFWL-20>''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 20 "History - The Star League - Economic Crisis"</ref><ref name=HHM-26>''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 26 "History of the Free Worlds League - The Star League Era - Backlash"</ref> | ||
− | For her historic and pioneering role in the development, DeBurke would receive considerable acclaim. The successor to the Star League Communications Network, [[ComStar]] would also honor her achivements, most notably the creation of the [[Cassie DeBurke Institute for Hyperspatial Studies]] in Sydney | + | For her historic and pioneering role in the development, DeBurke would receive considerable acclaim. The successor to the Star League Communications Network, [[ComStar]] would also honor her achivements, most notably the creation of the [[Cassie DeBurke Institute for Hyperspatial Studies]] in Sydney setup to restore the HPG net in the wake of [[Gray Monday]].<ref name=ER3145-116>''Era Report: 3145'', pp. 116-117 "Major Personas - ComStar''</ref> |
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