Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine

The Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine (SFTE) is a human-developed slipspace drive.
== History ==
The engine was developed in secret by a group of engineers and theoretical physicists led by Tobias Fleming Shaw and Wallace Fujikawa, and revealed publicly in April 2291. From that point onward, the drive became one of the most important technological innovations in human history.
By the early 25th century, a vast majority of human spacecraft of sufficient size were equipped with a Shaw-Fujikawa drive. Throughout much of humanity's colonial era and the early years of the Great War, the technology was still limited and jumps were slow and inaccurate, hampering the UNSC Navy's response times and tactical flexibility. As the conflict progressed, advances in science and engineering, as well as study of captured hyperdrives, led to significant increases in both accuracy and velocity.
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