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INTERPLANETARY NAVIGATION
Navigation during interplanetary travel is handled using a coordinates/mapping system known as the LRAN. The name LRAN is an acronym which stands for LSG RVG Address Navigation, a method of charting which starts from a Lateral Standard Grid (LSG) place and then appends the relevant Relative Vertical Grid (RVG) value which lets you easily navigate the vast expanses between and around planets. LRAN is the standard method of navigation among most interplanetary travelers and an LRAN Determination System can be commonly found within the auto- piloting computers of many interplanetary vessels.
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It is very easy to get incredibly, entirely, and hopelessly lost within space during interplanetary travel. To substantially mitigate this risk, it is advised to keep the LRAN coordinates of familiar solar systems well memorized or written down, as well as keeping excess fuel within your interplanetary vessel in case of an emergency.