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What are tachions?

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Updated: 8/17/2019

hypothetical particles whose velocity exceeds the speed of light also spelled "tachyons"

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What was the survival rate of animals from the 1st fleet?

The animals in the first fleet all died in transport. That was why Admiral Coates called back to the planet Alcoora and had them send the second fleet. This time the animals were shielded from tachions as the ship went into warp, and 5,782 of the 6,329 animals sent survived the trip to Earth. Unfortunetley, no parragoos, specklies, or unicorns survived to be released on Earth. When the second fleet arrived on Earth the colonists already here held the first Festival of the Beasts, on February 18, 4518 BCE.

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