Stargate

Pochven Conduit Gate (Interstellar)
This Triglavian structure is designed to function as a permanent transfer conduit between star systems in the constructed Triglavian region of Pochven. Triglavian Space is made up of systems "woven" together by the Triglavians into an artificial arrangement defined by the Pochven Conduit Loop. Access to Pochven Conduit Gates is determined by the level of standing a capsuleer has with the Triglavian Collective and requirements may vary depending on the type of system into which the Conduit Gate leads. As with most Triglavian technology, the power for this device is drawn from harnessed space-time singularities. As the conduit clearly uses an array of three such singularities, the energy requirements must be considerable.
Smuggler route stargate
The old smuggling route gates were built by a coalition of Minmatar rebels and various pirate factions as a means to travel quickly and discreetly between the outer regions of space. They are favored by many to whom Empire Space is too high-profile and wish to keep a good distance from the vigilant fleet commanders of CONCORD.
Stargate (Amarr Border)
Stargate (Amarr Constellation)
Stargate (Amarr Region)
Stargate (Amarr System)
Stargate (Caldari Border)
Stargate (Caldari Constellation)
Stargate (Caldari Region)
Stargate (Caldari System)
Stargate (Caldari Unused)
Stargate (Gallente Border)
Stargate (Gallente Constellation)
Stargate (Gallente Region)
Stargate (Gallente System)
Stargate (Gallente Unused 1)
Stargate (Gallente Unused 2)
Stargate (Jovian Alsavoinon)
This ancient Jovian stargate was recently rediscovered after aeons hidden in an obscure corner of the Alsavoinon star system. This stargate is evidently under the control of the Deathless Circle organization of pirates and smugglers.
Stargate (Jovian G-0Q86)
This ancient Jovian stargate was recently rediscovered after aeons hidden in an obscure corner of the G-0Q86 star system. This stargate is evidently under the control of the Deathless Circle organization of pirates and smugglers.
Stargate (Jovian H-PA29)
This ancient Jovian stargate was recently rediscovered after aeons hidden in an obscure corner of the H-PA29 star system. This stargate is evidently under the control of the Deathless Circle organization of pirates and smugglers.
Stargate (Jovian Turnur)
This ancient Jovian stargate was recently rediscovered after aeons hidden in an obscure corner of the Turnur star system. This stargate is evidently under the control of the Deathless Circle organization of pirates and smugglers.
Stargate (Jovian Zarzakh)
This ancient Jovian stargate is one of several that are found in the strange and hazardous Zarzakh system. The stargates in Zarzakh connect it to systems far across New Eden and indicate this was a key outpost in an ancient Jovian transport network.
Stargate (Minmatar Border)
Stargate (Minmatar Constellation)
Stargate (Minmatar Region)
Stargate (Minmatar System)
Stargate (Old Man Star to Villore)
Old Man Star to Villore A unique stargate constructed by Ceul 'Old Man' Darieux using a fleet of drones of his own design, following a disastrous navigation accident that left him as the sole survivor of a Federation gate-building expedition. In YC11, a Gallente gate-builder vessel was sent to construct a link between the then Ouperia system and Villore. A critical error in the gate-builder ship's jump drive navigation systems placed the ship several light years off course, in the middle of an asteroid cluster. In the confused aftermath, an asteroid struck the vessel and killed four of the five crew. Ceul Darieux was left with the daunting task of regaining control of the ship and somehow completing his mission or returning home. Given the relative distances, Darieux decided to press on to Ouperia, though without the benefit of a functioning jump drive the journey would take decades. In YC55, the gate-builder ship arrived in system and the work of building a new gate back to Villore could begin. The effort to correct the ship's flight path had been difficult but hardly took four decades. With the time on his hands, Darieux, knowing he would need help, had worked to design tools and drones to replace the materiel and crew lost in the accident. Setting up a drone assembly station on a conveniently located asteroid in Ouperia, Ceul Darieux managed to use a combination of intact gate components, drone-built replacements and cannibalized elements of the ship's systems to construct a functioning stargate back to Villore. The labor he and his drones carried out took five years but was a remarkable success given the disaster and long decades of Darieux's solitude. In YC60, the Federation was astounded when the dormant Villore-Ouperia gate activated and established a stabilized gate wormhole to the abandoned Ouperia system. The stripped-down and patched-up core of the gate-builder ship carried the now elderly Darieux and some of his drone crew back to Villore to a hero's welcome. Old Man Darieux went on to found the CreoDron corporation on the strength of his designs and fame, while the Ouperia system was renamed "Old Man Star" in his honor. Although much upgraded, the original Old Man Star to Villore gate is still located within the cleared and stabilized cluster of asteroids Darieux used as a base and source of materials. CreoDron drones continue to watch over the stargate, maintaining its systems and ensuring the stability of the link to Villore.