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First Jump Day

UEE holiday commemorating when humans first found a jump point.
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First Jump Day
Event type
United Empire of Earth holiday
Subtype
Holiday
Organizer
Date
April 10, Annually (Annually-04-10)

The First Jump Day is a holiday in the United Empire of Earth (UEE) held annually on April 10th. The day recognizes the day that Nick Croshaw became the first Human to discover a jump point on 10th April 2271.[1]

History

Space craft began to vanish without explanation in the Sol system during the 23rd century, in a region of space that came to be nicknamed the Neso Triangle. The disappearances and the sounding mystery attracted both scientists and explorers to the region. Nick Croshaw, an astrophysicist looking for an explanation to the disappearances made the first discovery and traversal of a jump point by a human. Using a personally modified quantum drive, Nick Croshaw successfully navigated the jump tunnel and discovered a new planetary system. The system was named Croshaw in his honor.

The official UEE holiday was established in 2380 after the formation of the United Nations of Earth (UNE) government.[2]

Traditions

Many commemorate the day by traversing a jump point or by searching for new jump points.

Trivia

  • On April 10th 2024, Cloud Imperium Games (CIG) held its own First Jump Day celebration on Star Citizen's Tech Preview Channel. For this test of the progress on Server Meshing and Replication layer technology, CIG opened its first functioning Jump Gates, and allowed players to test travelling between two systems for the first time. Players were able to travel between Stanton and Pyro via wormholes, with each system streaming in and out seamlessly. During the test, Star Citizen also achieved 350 concurrent players in a single shard.[1]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 Letter From The Chairman. Transmission - Comm-Link. Retrieved 2024-03-14
  2. Galactapedia: First Jump Day. Galactapedia. Retrieved 2021-11-01
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