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rdfs:comment | - In-flight systems were governed by the ship's central artificial intelligence computer, MU/TH/UR 6000 (known by the crew as "Mother"). A backup 2.0 terabyte mainframe would come online should Mother fail, while a third tier of automation could sustain vital systems in the rare event of a failure in the backup CPU as well. Despite the extensive computer automation aboard the CM-88B, a human crew was still required for more complicated docking manoeuvres at each end of a transit.
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Power | - Yutani T7A NLS tachyon shunt
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sensor | - Interstellar hyperstate antennas, short-range UHF/VHF/HF radio/video links
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poweroutput | - Laratel WF-15 fusion reactor
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Navigation | - MU/TH/UR 6000 2.1 terabyte AI mainframe
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Engine | - Saturn J-3000
- Twin Rolls-Royce N66 Cyclone thrust tunnels
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abstract | - In-flight systems were governed by the ship's central artificial intelligence computer, MU/TH/UR 6000 (known by the crew as "Mother"). A backup 2.0 terabyte mainframe would come online should Mother fail, while a third tier of automation could sustain vital systems in the rare event of a failure in the backup CPU as well. Despite the extensive computer automation aboard the CM-88B, a human crew was still required for more complicated docking manoeuvres at each end of a transit.
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