Directional graviton emitter

== Introduction ==
A directional graviton emitter is a type of artificial gravity generator that utilizes gravitons, an elementary particle that acts as a quantum of gravity to generate artificial gravity. It is used in place of centrifuges that spin to generate a gravitational force, it is generally a lot less of a hassle on ship designers, as directional graviton emitters are usually produced by interdimensional manufacturers. The emitters are usually placed inside the outer-hulls of ships to generate artificial gravity. Graviton emitters are currently the most advanced technology available to the multiverse at the moment. Gravitons also have similar applications such as in singularity weaponry, which utilizes gravitons to create essentially what is known as mini-black holes.
== Applications ==
The directional graviton emitter is used commonly in spacecraft such as carriers, corvettes, among other common spacecraft types. It is used in megastructures and spaceports, such as the Earth Orbital Spaceport, the spaceport in orbit around Earth. The directional graviton emitters have also been used in Singularity weaponry, an experimental type of weapon that generates black-holes.
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Category:Gravitic technology