The mass of the ship does not affect the time taken to travel inside the wormhole.This may be interpreted as another indication that a lot more fuel was used for the creation of the Anaconda wormhole. You will find that a Cobra MKI generates a wormhole that collapses in, say, 1.5 minutes, but an Anaconda created one collapses in 5 minutes or more (the numbers are indicative only and not necessarily accurate). You can verify this immediately if you buy a Wormhole Scanner and sample-scan a few wormholes. The lifetime of the wormhole depends on the mass of the ship.Therefore, it makes good sense to consider that a Cobra MKI generating a 1LY wormhole uses less fuel than an OSE Juggernaught generating a 1LY wormhole. This means that small ships create small wormholes and big ships create big ones. The radius of the wormhole depends on the mass of the ship.Here are some facts about the way wormholes work in Oolite: The other standard fitted drives are the Engine/Main Drive & the Torus Jump Drive. Your drive will engage and you will soon be on your way into witchspace! Then depress the h button on your Astrogation Console. To operate the Witchspace Drive you must first select your target location on the F6 screen/ Short Range Chart. If you do not keep it regularly maintained, the chance of a Witchspace misjump increases dramatically, with attendant chances of getting much better acquainted with other species. The Witchspace Drive is the part of your ship most affected by Maintenance. Doing so naturally creates more islands and peninsulae, making it more difficult to get around the galaxy. This 7ly range can be altered (reduced) by OXP. In Galaxy 1 as one can see from the map, a range of peninsulae are created in the lower right-hand corner. Maximum range is 7ly, which radically affects the geography of each galaxy - creating The Great Rift in Galaxy 7 for example, an 'island' of 30 systems cut off from the others by a jump of more than 7ly. The third drive of your space ship (if it is big and new enough!). Dr Beeb's map (Galaxy 1): notice the complex structure of the bottom right quarter

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