Grayspace

"Grayspace, with its relativistic temporal dilation, has revolutionized our understanding of interstellar travel. Yet, we must acknowledge the rumors of whispers of unknown entities and unexplained phenomena that haunt its borders. Grayspace's secrets beckon us to explore further, to unravel the mysteries hidden within its silvery veil. We must simply hope that should we find beings there, they are less hungry than those we found in Redspace."

— Academician Lara Beszova, Department of Exotic Energies, Academy of Titan

Stable as Stone

Grayspace is the most widely used dimension for interstellar travel due to its relative stability and safety. Travel through Grayspace slows time relative to Realspace, allowing for faster-than-light travel without the risks associated with Whitespace. Grayspace's stable environment and predictable emergence points make navigation significantly easier. Pilots require skill and experience to optimize travel times, but even unskilled pilots can avoid catastrophic outcomes.

Beast in the Gray

Grayspace is not without hazards, however. Reports of entities and strange occurrences within this dimension have been documented, though most are dismissed as hallucinations. Some pilots claim to have encountered enigmatic beings or experienced unexplained phenomena, sparking ongoing debates about the nature of Grayspace. Despite these mysteries, Grayspace remains the preferred choice for interstellar travel.

Limbo Lanes

The Pan-Solar Consortium has established standardized protocols for Grayspace travel, including charted routes and safety guidelines. Compliance with these regulations ensures relatively safe passage, making Grayspace the backbone of interstellar commerce and exploration.