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===== Ender's View of Observation Bookmarks =====

For those who are a fan of the book Ender's Game~~, the picture below realigns the mapping of the bookmarks. [http~~:~~//wiki.eveuniversity.org/images/d/db/Warp_Tacticals_ENDER_%284%29.pdf Ender's View of Warp Tactical Around A Station]~~

For those who are a fan of the book Ender's Game:

While at first glance an undocking ship appears to travel in a straight line, remember this is space and the orientation is in the eye of the beholder. Accordingly, Ender would articulate that when you undock, you are really "falling." Thus, the ~~red bookmarks~~ represent the High Ground of any combat situation. (If you want to see it in practice, imagine someone is shooting at you from behind the station the next time you undock, try to turn around and burn towards the hypothetical aggressor, and enjoy getting stuck bumping into the station.)

While at first glance an undocking ship appears to travel in a straight line, remember this is space and the orientation is in the eye of the beholder. Accordingly, Ender would articulate that when you undock, you are really "falling." Thus, the bookmark behind the undock point represent the High Ground of any combat situation. (If you want to see it in practice, imagine someone is shooting at you from behind the station the next time you undock, try to turn around and burn towards the hypothetical aggressor, and enjoy getting stuck bumping into the station.)

Once you have established this collection of bookmarks around a station, you can extend the thinking to key stargates within the system. The "high ground" of a stargate is either the path that is furthest away from the sun or furthest away from your home station.

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 ===== Ender's View of Observation Bookmarks =====
-For those who are a fan of the book Ender's Game, the picture below realigns the mapping of the bookmarks.  [http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/images/d/db/Warp_Tacticals_ENDER_%284%29.pdf Ender's View of Warp Tactical Around A Station]
+For those who are a fan of the book Ender's Game:
-While at first glance an undocking ship appears to travel in a straight line, remember this is space and the orientation is in the eye of the beholder.  Accordingly, Ender would articulate that when you undock, you are really "falling."  Thus, the red bookmarks represent the High Ground of any combat situation.  (If you want to see it in practice, imagine someone is shooting at you from behind the station the next time you undock, try to turn around and burn towards the hypothetical aggressor, and enjoy getting stuck bumping into the station.)
+While at first glance an undocking ship appears to travel in a straight line, remember this is space and the orientation is in the eye of the beholder.  Accordingly, Ender would articulate that when you undock, you are really "falling."  Thus, the bookmark behind the undock point represent the High Ground of any combat situation.  (If you want to see it in practice, imagine someone is shooting at you from behind the station the next time you undock, try to turn around and burn towards the hypothetical aggressor, and enjoy getting stuck bumping into the station.)
 Once you have established this collection of bookmarks around a station, you can extend the thinking to key stargates within the system.  The "high ground" of a stargate is either the path that is furthest away from the sun or furthest away from your home station.