Woosterley Planet could be called a holy land of scientific research for commoners. Countless civilian scientists without power or status could not obtain access to Coruscant's lofty super database arrays, so they fought desperately to squeeze their way onto Woosterley Planet, regarding every opportunity to access the Woosterley holographic scanning database array as the highest honor.
After the war broke out, the Confederacy of Independent Systems was still able to avoid falling behind the Galactic Republic in certain key technologies, largely thanks to the super database array on Woosterley Planet.
After the Eriadu System Campaign ended, the order-worshipping Woostrians did not hesitate to throw themselves into the embrace of Dawn Territory. Compared with the loose Galactic Republic and Confederacy of Independent Systems, the Woostrians greatly admired Dawn Territory's current strict order.
Even so, because this planet's influence throughout the Milky Way Galaxy's academic circles was so extensive, Dawn Territory did not dare truly claim it as its own. Instead, it allowed the planet to remain open. So long as one met the conditions set by the Woostrians, anyone could gain access, including scientists from the Galactic Republic.
Of course, if any Republic scientists truly dared to come to Woosterley Planet at a time like this, they might be safe while on the planet—but what would happen after they left it was another matter entirely.
Regardless, after bringing Woosterley Planet into its sphere of influence, Dawn Territory's scientists received enormous assistance in their scientific research and development.
Although this database array could not directly assist scientists in conducting research, its all-encompassing databases concealed the answers to countless problems. Among the innumerable technological blueprints stored in the Glory mothership's database, the greatest issue was how to apply technologies from other universes within this "Star Wars" universe.
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