Wormhole termini were the entry and departure points of a Wormhole junction or bridge.
The defense of a terminus or a central junction was a very tricky situation for a star nation. Attackers arriving through the wormhole were able to appear and fire with little warning for the defenders. Forts and laser platforms were usually deployed half a million kilometers away from the terminus to help with the lag time. (HH1)
Known termini[]
Agueda-Stine Hyper Bridge[]
Asgard Wormhole Junction[]
Clarence-Artesia warp bridge[]
Congo Wormhole Bridge[]
Dionigi-Katharina Hyper Bridge[]
Erewhon Wormhole Junction[]
Felix Wormhole Junction[]
Franzeki-Bessie Hyper Bridge[]
Idaho Hyper Bridge[]
Manticore Wormhole Junction[]
- Basilisk Terminus
- Beowulf Terminus
- Gregor Terminus
- Hennesy Terminus
- Lynx Terminus
- Manticore Terminus
- Matapan Terminus
- Trevor's Star Terminus
Nolan-Katharina Hyper Bridge[]
Prime-Ajay Hyper Bridge[]
Roulette-Limbo Hyper Bridge[]
Syou-tang-Olivia Hyper Bridge[]
Titania-Mullins warp bridge[]
Visigoth Wormhole Junction[]
Yildun Wormhole Junction[]
Quasi-termini[]
Phoenix Wormhole Junction[]
The Phoenix Wormhole's two "termini" were in fact the Manticore Junction and the Erewhon Junction, and the "Junction" was nothing but two termini of two different junctions which were coincidentally located in neighboring systems. Thus Phoenix was a "junction" in the traffic sense of the word, but not in the astrophysical one.
SGC-902-36-G Wormhole Anomaly[]
The SGC-902-36-G Wormhole Anomaly (or 'The Twins') was a pair of wormhole termini in the SGC-902-36-G System less than two light-minutes from one another and 9.24 light-minutes from SGC-902-36-G itself, placing them precisely on the star's hyperlimit and making them the only known wormhole termini in the explored galaxy which were less than thirty light-minute from a star. One of the anomaly's termini was associated with the Felix Wormhole Junction while the other was associated with the Congo Wormhole Bridge. (CS2)