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The '''lodestone resonator''' is used by the Gallivespians. It is a small device resembling a single-string violin with a stone of magnetic iron ore (a [[wikipedia:lodestone|lodestone]]) as its base. It is used to communicate with another such device. This can be used in any world (and even between worlds) so it is useful for spies. |
The '''lodestone resonator''' is used by the Gallivespians. It is a small device resembling a single-string violin with a stone of magnetic iron ore (a [[wikipedia:lodestone|lodestone]]) as its base. It is used to communicate with another such device. This can be used in any world (and even between worlds) so it is useful for spies. |
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The lodestone resonator is used by the Gallivespians. It is a small device resembling a single-string violin with a stone of magnetic iron ore (a lodestone) as its base. It is used to communicate with another such device. This can be used in any world (and even between worlds) so it is useful for spies.
The lodestone resonator is speculated to function by the prinicple of quantum entanglement.