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The '''Galactic Core''' is, obviously, the center of the [[Milky Way galaxy]]. The [[Precursor]]s apparently departed aboard a great, circular spaceships similar to the [[Mark II]] in this direction — the direction indicated by the [[Rainbow World]]s pattern. However, since the relationship between [[TrueSpace]] and [[HyperSpace]] coordinates is not a simple linear transformation, there may exist ''two'' galactic cores: the one based the galaxy's structure in TrueSpace, and another based on its structure in HyperSpace.
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The '''Galactic Core''' is, the center of the [[Milky Way galaxy]]. The [[Precursor]]s apparently departed aboard a great, circular spaceships similar to the [[Mark II]] in this direction — the direction indicated by the [[Rainbow World]]s pattern. However, since the relationship between [[TrueSpace]] and [[HyperSpace]] coordinates is not a simple linear transformation, there may exist ''two'' galactic cores: the one based the galaxy's structure in TrueSpace, and another based on its structure in HyperSpace.

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The Galactic Core is, the center of the Milky Way galaxy. The Precursors apparently departed aboard a great, circular spaceships similar to the Mark II in this direction — the direction indicated by the Rainbow Worlds pattern. However, since the relationship between TrueSpace and HyperSpace coordinates is not a simple linear transformation, there may exist two galactic cores: the one based the galaxy's structure in TrueSpace, and another based on its structure in HyperSpace.