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[[File:Location Change Timer.png|thumb|300px|The '''Location Change Timer''' was once hidden, but since circa-2018 is now shown in the top-left corner like Crimewatch, jump, and gate cloak timers.]]
[[File:Location Change Timer.png|thumb|300px|The '''Location Change Timer''' was once hidden, but since circa-2018 is now shown in the top-left corner like Crimewatch, jump, and gate cloak timers.]]


Whenever you undock from a station, there's a {{co|lightgreen|visible}} timer that makes you invulnerable for 60 seconds or until you move, activate a module or target someone. While in this state you're practically ''"invulnerable"''; you cannot be locked and cannot bump against other ships, intentionally or not.
Whenever you undock from a station, there's a {{co|lightgreen|visible}} timer that makes you invulnerable for 30 seconds or until you move, activate a module or target someone. While in this state you're practically ''"invulnerable"''; you cannot be locked and cannot bump against other ships, intentionally or not. The timer is 60 seconds long after using a jump drive.


While most actions break this ''"invulnerability"'' you can still press {{button|Ctrl}} + {{button|Space}} to stop your ship (or use the {{button|–}} button on your HUD right next to your speed bar) while keeping your ghost-like status. This can allow you to undock, remain protected and wait out the '''Session Change Timer''' and dock back up before the ''"invulnerability"'' wears off.
While most actions break this ''"invulnerability"'' you can still press {{button|Ctrl}} + {{button|Space}} to stop your ship (or use the {{button|–}} button on your HUD right next to your speed bar) while keeping your ghost-like status. This can allow you to undock, remain protected and wait out the '''Session Change Timer''' and dock back up before the ''"invulnerability"'' wears off.