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	Ion engines are known to emit mildly radioactive byproducts, requiring onboard technicians to wear protective gear. Because of this radioactivity, it is common protocol for most ships to utilize other forms of propulsion during atmospheric flight (such as [[ma:Thruster\|thrusters]] or [[Antigravs\|anti-gravity drives]] and reserve use of the more powerful ion drives for orbital navigation.		Ion engines are known to emit mildly radioactive byproducts, requiring onboard technicians to wear protective gear. Because of this radioactivity, it is common protocol for most ships to utilize other forms of propulsion during atmospheric flight (such as [[ma:Thruster\|thrusters]] or [[Antigravs\|anti-gravity drives]] and reserve use of the more powerful ion drives for orbital navigation.

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