Parachronic Field Generator

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A conveyor’s generator may have
subquantum, quantum, or two-quan-
tum range. No one has yet developed a
conveyor with greater range.
The generator also has a mass
capacity: the maximum mass it can
transport. The mass of the conveyor
(including the generator) and its pay-
load cannot safely exceed this limit.
The capabilities of the generator
largely determine the cost of the con-
veyor, which is usually very high. This
isn’t all for the circuitry – much of the
cost is licensing fees!
Subquantum Conveyors: These can
jump between destinations at the same
quantum level. Base cost is $10 mil-
lion. Each ton of capacity adds $10
million and 10 lbs. LC2.
Quantum Conveyors: These can
jump between destinations at the
same quantum level. With the help of
Many pocket multiverses house
powerful, even omnipotent godlike
beings. Most such entities are tied to
their realm and cannot leave – at least,
not without leaving behind most of
their power. However, magic or tech-
nology from outside the multiverse
might allow these gods or their ser-
vants to leave. And rarely, a pocket
multiverse “absorbs” another reality,
bringing it inside the gods’ domain!
A simple example of a pocket mul-
tiverse is a regular physical universe
containing a parallel Earth; an inter-
penetrating,
superimposed
spirit
world; and two alternate dimensions, a
heaven and a hell. In this system, peo-
ple who die really do go on to their
punishment or reward; ghosts and
spirits prowl the space between; angels
and demons are quite real; and there
may be a Creator.
Infinity researchers find operating
in pocket multiverses complex, diffi-
cult, and dangerous. Parachronic tech-
nology does not always function in all
parts of these systems!
a projector, they can jump to or from
adjacent quantum levels as well. Base
cost is $20 million. Each ton of capac-
ity adds $150 million and 10 lbs. LC1.
Two-Quantum Conveyors: These
work like quantum conveyors, but can
jump up to two quantum levels with
the aid of a projector. Two-quantum
jumps are always tricky! Base cost is
$30 million. Each ton of capacity adds
$300 million and 30 lbs. LC0.