[Shuttle] Great Owl

+ Quantum mirrors line the surface of the ship, reacting to changes in field strengths and energy states, transmitting this data to the interpretation matrix where it is converted into information the pilot and navigator can use. The nose of the ship holds the highest concentration of these mirrors, and therefore collects the highest variety of data.
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+ The array is sensitive enough to detect another ship entering or exiting an FTL mode from a distance of 50,000 kilometers and detecting weapons fire to a maximum distance of 14,000 kilometers.

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Wes said:

Hey, I was looking it over and I see that it's improperly formatted. Could you fix it? Basically, parts that look like this:

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**Hyperdrive:**\\
Although they've had FTL technology for many centuries only recently have the engineers made a breakthrough in shrinking the machinery necessary to generate a hyperspace window and thus allowing an increase in the FTL speeds of small ships such as the Owl.  Short of establishing warp gates in orbit around every possible destination hyperdrive has for the Khorsoi proven to be the most reliable method of transit at FTL velocities.

Should look like this:

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=== Hyperdrive ===
Although they've had FTL technology for many centuries only recently have the engineers made a breakthrough in shrinking the machinery necessary to generate a hyperspace window and thus allowing an increase in the FTL speeds of small ships such as the Owl.  Short of establishing warp gates in orbit around every possible destination hyperdrive has for the Khorsoi proven to be the most reliable method of transit at FTL velocities.

Use of \\ line breaks is discouraged, while all headers should actually use header code ( === Header === ). When you use bold and forced line breaks instead of headers, it breaks the unified look of the wiki and also causes the table of contents to be missing items.

Also, if you have a list of items, use list bullets.

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Kim said:

I fixed the formatting, what he wanted was for each little sublisting to be done with the code that'd have it be listed up in the little table of contents thing on the page.

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