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Classically speaking, it eats energy, but can't digest it.

That, of course, brings up the question as to how the rest of the ship systems continue to function, especially life support.

Also, as to what energizes the Black Globe.

Matriarchal.

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Accumulate energy, drop the shields, return serve.

Okay.

Charted space is likely to have designated approach lanes, and exit ramps.

Maybe even lighthouses.

This is obviously a key officer.

He needs a special designation to indicate this.

As such, the word "key" should be suffixed to his name.

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I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that they're used dirtside as a defensive measure, so one would assume that any ambient energy they pick up from intervening planetary surface is minimal.

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You wouldn't want to intrude in someone else's jump bubble, though I'd grant that they could overlap.

1. It sucks up all energy within it's vicinity, except apparently batteries. 2. Of course, sucking energy from capacitors and batteries would create a feedback loop. 3. Can't recall what powers a Black Globe - dark matter? 4. Speaking of feedback loops, a Black Globe should be the perfect solar cell.