Wormholes

I know that the general thought is that, Supers/Titans aren't allowed in to Wormholes. Due to their staggering size.

However, Using numbers I don't think that's exactly true.

http://www.ellatha.com/eve/wormholelistview.asp?key=Wormhole+C248

This wormhole for instance, With a max jump mass of 1.8bil.
And a total of 5bil.

Meaning you could take 3 super carriers into the hole with the hole collapsing after the 3rd.

Why would you put a super into a wormhole? I have no idea.

I also understand that some might think that this hole spawns only from Null>Null. But, I can't seem to find a static or a dynamic with it. Meaning it could TECHNICALLY spawn from a c5/c6 into null.


This question has been asked before, My main reason for posting is to see if CCP will be kind enough to simply give all of us wondering:

"Yes, super carriers could be brought into a C5/C6 if this connection was established"
"No, super carriers are not allowed in wormholes"

Class 9 is Nullsec. So apparently it's a NS>NS hole.


You could as well say "if a H296 would spawn in a C1 I could bring a carrier or dread into a C1, so it's technically possible". Yeah, but they don't spawn there, so it's not possible.

Project Atlas studied the wormhole network for a good long while. If you take a gander at these charts produced by Project Atlas, you'll notice six wormhole types with a looming '?' in their signature strengths and "Departs from" fields. This is because despite looking long and hard... no one (to my knowledge) has ever found one.

Specifically these wormholes are:
S047 ? to high (300 Gg per pass mass limit)
B520 ? to high (300 Gg per pass mass limit)
N290 ? to low (1350 Gg per pass mass limit)
C391 ? to low (1800 Gg per pass mass limit)
C248 ? to null (1800 Gg per pass mass limit)
K329 ? to null (1800 Gg per pass mass limit)

Thus, the short answer to the question is, yes, it's possible to put a super carrier into a wormhole provided A.) you can find one of these elusive* wormholes and B.) they are discovered to actually depart from a wormhole system rather than k-space.

*Note that "elusive" here should probably be read as "does not currently exist in-game but is there if the devs need it at a later date".

P.S.
A "Class 9" wormhole is simply a wormhole that leads to null sec. There are plenty of "Class 9" wormholes which depart from other places, namely: high sec, low sec, and class 1, 2, 3, 5, and 6 wormhole systems. These would appear in null sec as a K162.

Even if one spawns with potentially enough mass afaik you get an arbitary error message denying you passage if you attempt to jump a super or titan into a w-space system. (Not actually seen it for myself tho).

Infinite points should totally reduce the mass of the target...

WIN

Have to have sov to place a csaa which has never been possible in w-space. I heard of a dev having a titan in a hole in sisi or something. probably the picture you are referring to.

edit found the pic, and yes it's on sisi

There was a bug (didn't exist very long) where you could stick fitting mods on and remove them but the effect they had wasn't removed from the ship, so you could fit,remove,refit,remove til you had massive amounts of cargo space, etc. several people used it to bring stuff into wormholes that weren't supposed to fit and atleast one person somehow managed to get a titan in space in a wormhole (without using CSAA) not sure if there was another bug/exploit used. AFAIK CCP has removed everything tho now.


EDIT: Was a super not titan - keep thinking the Aeon is a titan :S

The null to null wormhole that you're probably thinking of is:

S199 null to null (1350 Gg per pass mass limit)

... and, yes, this one has been found and, in fact, does not permit super carriers. The others stated above have (to my knowledge) not been found. So if you're saying you've seen one, get pictures.

How could you know or test that if none of the wormholes ever found are big enough to fit one? The mass limits could easily be the only mechanism preventing it.